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The 1st issue of the journal for 2026 features articles by researchers on theoretical and historical philosophy, epistemology, foreign and Russian thought, as well as a book review.

In the section "Man. Science. Culture", S.A. Lebedev reveals the content of constructivist epistemology. The study by V.V. Ilyin, I.V. Ilyin, and K.V. Ilyin is dedicated to the epistemological explication of religious experience. The article by Yu.V. Burtovaya, A.I. Ragoisha, and A.A. Shestakov analyzes the phenomenon of ignorance as a strategic resource of power. N.P. Sukhanova examines the methodology of knowledge transfer through neural networks. The article by V.A. Mukin and E.V. Babeshkova deals with the principle of value neutrality in cognition. A.V. Markov and O.A. Shtayn investigate the poetics of the responsible sign in post-symbolist reflection. The work of V.V. Bulanov and E.G. Tokarchuk addresses the problems of self-alienation. S.A. Khrapov and A.G. Martynov analyze approaches to identity research. The article by S.A. Khrapov and O.B. Skorodumova characterizes cultural security in the context of digitalization. Y.V. Bondareva and A.N. Mamedova show the transformation of the phenomenon of leadership. The article by N.N. Kozlova and S.V. Rassadin evaluates the heuristic potential of the civilizational approach. A.A. Kovalev provides a philosophical and anthropological analysis of anthropological security. O.V. Dzhavad explores the conceptual field of security culture. The article by V.Y. Lebedev and L.V. Udalova examines the atrophy of thinking in a digital society. The study by N.V. Zaitseva, V.B. Malyshev, and I.S. Panin is dedicated to the values of collective labor in "Thaw" cinema.

In the section "Problems of Russian Philosophy", the article by D.M. Krainov, T.G. Stotskaya, and V.T. Faritov examines the problem of the crisis of civilization in the works of G.P. Fedotov. M.G. Andreanov analyzes N.A. Berdyaev's views on F. Nietzsche's idea of the superman. K.V. Anufrieva and M.K. Zverev characterize the value foundations of interaction between the individual and the state in the works of S.L. Frank and N.A. Berdyaev. I.A. Frolova considers the problem of Russia's future in the works of I. Ilyin. E.E. Mikhailova's article is devoted to the semantic significance of Slavophilism in V.O. Klyuchevsky's evaluation. N.Yu. Guryanov and A.V. Guryanova analyze the "Russia and Europe" problem through the prism of the ideas of N.Ya. Danilevsky, P.Ya. Chaadaev, and I. Ilyin. The article by A.V. Guryanova and A.V. Timofeev shows the spiritual and moral justification of patriotism in Russian philosophy of the 19th–20th centuries.

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present", N.V. Fedorova traces the blurring of the boundaries of the normal in M. Foucault's philosophy. The article by E.E. Degterev and A.G. Arutyunov is devoted to V.I. Lenin's heritage and A. Negri's concept of constituent power. I.A. Evdokimov analyzes the concept of time in A. Negri's philosophy. V.P. Potamskaya's article explores primitivism and evolutionism in J.-J. Rousseau's thought. D.A. Shcherba presents a critique of al-Afghani's traditionalism.

The "Reviews" section publishes a review by V.E. Voitsekhovich on the monograph by N.V. Gonotskaya and G.G. Malinetsky "Philosophical Studies: From the History of Art to the Science of the Future".

Issue No. 4 (74) 2025 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of the framework of being, the nature of creativity, the demarcation of scientific knowledge, as well as various aspects of identity, new rituals, and historical-philosophical heritage.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the quasi-equilibrium framework of being and its limits, the model of productive expanding syntheses in the nature of creativity, a systemic approach to the demarcation of scientific knowledge, and a qualitative approach to the integrity of knowledge. The authors analyze the preservation and improvement of the human body, psychological security of an individual, lines of ethnic consciousness analysis, foreign policy factors in youth values transformation, patronage in civil society, the humanistic paradigm of university education, and the role of classical tradition. The papers also investigate social consolidation of Russian society, countering spiritual and moral threats, intercivilizational dialogue in Bishop Porphyry’s legacy, semiotics of Soviet wedding, and the otherworldly in pre-war cinema (articles by N.N. Kozhevnikov, V.V. Ilyin, O.P. Sapegina, T.V. Shafigullina, T.E. Chernysheva, Ya.V. Yalovenko, S.A. Lebedev, N.Yu. Saakyan, А.V. Dovzhenko, E.V. Alekhina, S.V. Burenkov, N.N. Kargin, N.V. Mikhalkin, V.P. Maikova, V.A. Mikhaylov, S.V. Mikhaylov, S.A. Khrapov, O.A. Maikova, M.F. Fridman, V.P. Berkut, A.B. Bakuradze, O.I. Gavrilina, V.Yu. Darensky, Yu.D. Karyapkina, A.A. Kovalev, D.T. Dzgoeva, N.B. Baal, G.A. Ivakin, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, I.S. Panin, N.V. Zaitseva, V.B. Malyshev).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on the formation and development of the domestic philosophical and logical tradition in theological educational institutions (16th – early 18th centuries), the reception of Torquato Tasso’s Renaissance tradition in Russian historical consciousness, artistic culture within K.D. Kavelin's and V.V. Rozanov's reflection, G.P. Phedotov’s philosophy of culture, and the old novelty of postmodernity (articles by V.A. Inozemtsev, V.Y. Ivlev, M.L. Ivleva, A.A. Guseva, Е.Е. Mikhailova, М.G. Аndreanov, I.O. Maslennikov).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the anonymous "Treatise on the Eucharist" in the context of medieval book culture, the dialectic of challenge and response in A.J. Toynbee's concept of the genesis of civilizations, Nietzschean motives for a civilizational approach regarding history rethinking, and A. Lovejoy’s history of ideas concerning the theory of human nature in the American constitution (articles by A.V. Simonian, D.M. Krainov, V.O. Sheleketa, Yu.V. Burtovaya, V.T. Faritov, T.V. Borisova, T.G. Stotskaya, V.P. Potamskaya).

Issue No. 3 (73) 2025 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of the competition of civilizational models, the post-truth phenomenon, cognitive warfare, as well as current issues of identity, Eurasianism, and historical-philosophical heritage.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the problems of a universal civilization emergence, the archaeology of creativity within the potential of noesis, post-truth as an epistemological challenge in modern society, cognitive warfare as a civilizational catastrophe, the social evolution of external migration in Russia at the turn of the XX–XXI centuries, the mechanism of physical culture development in education, the history of attitudes towards people with disabilities in Europe, and theoretical models of the capitalist economy. The authors analyze the spiritual development of an individual, personal and organizational aspects of self-management, and the transformation of cognitive processes in the era of digitalization and cognitive science (articles by Yu.D. Granin, V.V. Ilyin, K.V. Ilyin, T.V. Borisova, T.G. Stotskaya, A.A. Shestakov, A.A. Kovalev, D.T. Dzgoeva, Yu.A. Chernavin, D.V. Stankevich, A.B. Bakuradze, A.Yu. Lakhtin, A.A. Burtseva, R.N. Parkhomenko, V.Y. Tatarov, D.D. Grigorieva, S.I. Nekrasov, R.V. Vasyukov, V.Y. Lebedev, L.V. Udalova).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on the value dimension of Russian civilization in the works of N.Y. Danilevsky and K.N. Leontyev, experiences in constructing philosophy within the classical Eurasianism of L.P. Karsavin and N.S. Trubetskoy, the critique of transhumanism via the principle of the integral-hierarchical nature of man, Nikolai Berdyaev's Christian and anti-Christian Renaissance, as well as the evolution of D.S. Merezhkovsky's historiosophical worldview and V. Bibikhin's diaries as a special ego-documentary genre (articles by N.V. Zaitseva, D.M. Krainov, V.B. Malyshev, V.V. Vanchugov, E.V. Alekhina, S.V. Burenkov, N.N. Kargin, O.I. Kusenko, M.G. Andreanov, I.A. Kazantseva, S.P. Belchevichen, I.I. Lysyuk, T.N. Smirnova).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the influence of Neo-Confucianism on Chinese "living aesthetics", state power as the assembly point of social order in N. Machiavelli's political philosophy, H. Bergson’s philosophical method between introspection, intuition and intellect, H.G. Gadamer and G.W.F. Hegel in the context of historical experience and contemporary situation, as well as the ethical paradoxes of debt obligations in moral philosophy (articles by Zhongqian Tang, N.N. Kozlova, S.V. Rassadin, B.I. Nediak, B.L. Gubman, A.A. Shestakov, A.I. Ragoisha, Yu.V. Burtovaya).

Issue No. 2 (72) 2025 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of the problem of truth and sensory cognition in science, the archaeology of creativity, as well as value contradictions, socio-cultural spaces, and historical-philosophical heritage.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers scientific truth concepts and criteria, sensual knowledge in science and its methods, the archaeology of creativity via the potential of noesis, the concept of wholeness in the context of human, tradition as an identity, the dialogue of Orthodox and Islamic cultures in the Russian Volga region during the XVI–XVII centuries, the Caspian macroregion as a special socio-cultural space, and the role of classical art in the formation of a spiritually developed personality. The authors analyze slime, horror, and abjection in flat ontologies, value contradictions of modern Chinese society through the prism of neo-Confucian ethics, the paradoxes of gender equality in liberal vs. Marxist feminism, and the justification of the need for spiritual-moral and military-patriotic education in modern Russia (articles by S.A. Lebedev, A.A. Fomina, M.A. Shevtsov, V.V. Ilyin, K.V. Ilyin, V.E. Voitsekhovich, S.G. Vybornova, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, S.I. Sulimov, M.S. Topchiev, S.I. Nekrasov, A.V. Markov, O.A. Shtayn, G.V. Barinova, Li Tsyanlun, S.N. Klimov, Zhao Jiyue, O.M. Boeva, N.B. Baal).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on culture in N.A. Berdyaev's historiosophy, the understanding of the symbol in Russian philosophy of the XX century, and the hundred-year evolution of the structure of the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Federation (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, V.Y. Viktorov, S.A. Malinin, S.N. Korsakov).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the humanism of the Renaissance and its influence on modern society, the soul concepts from "psyche" to mentality in the works of T. Ribot and Z. Freud, the neo-Kantianism of the Baden school regarding transcendental foundations of historical narrative, and the problem of human nature in A. Lovejoy’s intellectual history. The papers also investigate the genealogy of the concept of religious collective memory in M. Halbwachs' social philosophy as a continuation of E. Durkheim's theory, and the key features of Pierre Bourdieu’s social praxeology concept (articles by R.N. Parkhomenko, I.A. Frolova, K.V. Anufrieva, V.P. Potamskaya, E.I. Promahova, V.V. Zhdanov, S.V. Kozlov). Book reviews by K.R. Bayanov and E.V. Shakhmatova are also included.

Issue No. 1 (71) 2025 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical reflection on the phenomenon of victory in the history of Russian civilization, the archaeology and semiotics of creativity, as well as current issues of identity, goal-setting, and value transformations in the digital age.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the philosophy of victory in the context of Russian history, the archaeology of creativity within the scenography "ailment of the body – the rise of the spirit", the phenomenon of the original and own truth on the example of Fyodor Konyukhov's extreme path, the place and role of conventions in the doctrine of causality and determinism, the ideological foundations of the consolidation of Russian society, and national mentality alongside the constitutional system in the security framework. The authors analyze the digital twin as a mirror of modern power, the specifics of goal setting in the digital era, the blurring of boundaries between public and private on the Internet, the global infosphere's impact on humans, the ontological consequences of virtual universalization, the transformation of the classical tradition in education, the concept of law in "Antigone" beyond psychoanalysis, the bioethical discourse around euthanasia, the semiotic pragmatics of new rites, urban legends as an element of modern mythology, the logical basis of critical thinking when working with text, and the social profile of the phenomenon of expertise (articles by Yu.A. Chernavin, V.V. Ilyin, S.N. Vishnevskaya, I.S. Pisarenko, T.V. Shafigullina, Ya.V. Yalovenko, V.L. Kurabtsev, S.N. Koskov, Yu.D. Karyapkina, A.A. Kovalev, M.S. Sorokopud, V.G. Povalyaev, T.G. Stotskaya, A.A. Shestakov, T.V. Borisova, V.B. Malyshev, A.V. Pochikaeva, A.V. Guryanova, N.Yu. Guryanov, A.V. Timofeev, O.I. Gavrilina, A.V. Drozdenko, V.V. Bulanov, R.N. Bashilov, S.M. Bashilova, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, P.N. Rvalov, R.A. Yuriev, N.P. Sukhanova, E.Z. Verdiyev, E.A. Evstifeeva).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on the cultural and historical context of V.O. Kliuchevsky's work "Eugene Onegin and his ancestors", as well as the fetishism of little things and the essence of Judaism in the views of A. Volynsky and V. Rozanov (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, O.A. Matveychev).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors analyze the evolution of the soul concept from "psyche" to mentality in Plato's and Aristotle's works, the understanding of the symbol in modern times philosophy, the concept of equality in I. Berlin's philosophy, and the concept of constituent power in Antonio Negri's neo-Marxist philosophy (articles by I.A. Frolova, V.Y. Viktorov, S.A. Malinin, V.P. Potamskaya, D.D. Grigorieva, I.A. Evdokimov).

Issue No. 4 (70) 2024 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of the conventional nature of scientific theories, methods of attractor construction, digitalization, as well as various aspects of identity, education, and historical-philosophical heritage.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the conventional nature of the construction of the general theory of relativity, methods for constructing an attractor in a sociocultural system in equilibrium, the philosophical foundations of binary calculus and the role of artificial intelligence, ergo culture and sociotechnological egocentrism, national identity in ensuring Russia's societal security, the spiritual and moral dimension of national education, the multifaceted character of post-history, the socio-political discourse about reconciliation, semiotic fictions in the cultural space, the nature and essence of human culture, death, body, and funeral ritual as archetypes in the traditions of the Eastern Mediterranean via Jan Assmann's research model, as well as the Russian folk tale as a worldview foundation of national mentality (articles by S.N. Koskov, M.V. Maximova, G.G. Malinetskiy, D.E. Bondarev, A.A. Kuzmenko, M.S. Topchiev, V.V. Ilyin, I.A. Kokoreva, P.N. Rodin, O.P. Sapegina, N.N. Ravochkin, E.G. Tocarchuk, Y.V. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, A.B. Bakuradze, A.Yu. Lakhtin, E.S. Efimenko, S.I. Nekrasov).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on A.S. Khomyakov's views on the present and future of Russia, the cultural-historical context of V.O. Klyuchevsky's work "Eugene Onegin and his ancestors", and the connection between Nikolai Berdyaev's first philosophical manifesto and Friedrich Nietzsche's worldview (articles by R.N. Parkhomenko, E.E. Mikhailova, V.V. Bulanov).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors analyze the concept of the continuous in Richard Rufus of Cornwall's commentary on Aristotle's "Physics", historical meta-narrative as a way of self-reflection of modernity culture, G.-G. Gadamer's and L. Wittgenstein's game model of language, as well as problems of legitimation of social practices in Q. Skinner's intellectual history (articles by A.V. Simonian, K.V. Anufrieva, N.V. Medvedev, T.V. Egorova, V.P. Potamskaya).

Issue No. 3 (69) 2024 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of the path of humanity, the problems of scientific rationality, the development of the technosphere, as well as current issues of identity and the mediasphere in a digital society.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the unconventional socio-axiological formation, the problem of scientific rationality demarcation, the technosphere as a factor in social evolution, the conceptualization of political power, informational and psychological threats to sovereignty in hybrid wars, cognitive dissonance under information redundancy, technogenic challenges to identity, the mediasphere of digital society, the morphology of the digital axiosphere, the logic of value reasoning in disputes, the semiotics of games in fundamentalist religious subcultures, the aesthetics of the Apocalypse in A. Tarkovsky's cinema through Chinese metaphysics, as well as the universal language in historical fiction (articles by V.V. Ilyin, S.A. Lebedev, S.D. Kulebyakin, V.A. Mikhailov, S.V. Mikhailov, A.A. Kornievsky, A.A. Kovalev, A.V. Guryanova, N.Yu. Guryanov, L.V. Udalova, E.E. Mikhailova, N.N. Ravochkin, A.V. Timofeev, N.P. Sukhanova, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, V.B. Malyshev, V.O. Sheleketa, N.S. Ishchenko).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on K.N. Bestuzhev-Ryumin's historiosophical views in the evaluation of V.O. Klyuchevsky, the origins of D.S. Merezhkovsky's neo-Christian philosophy, A.F. Losev's strategy of dissociation between ancient and Christian cultures, and V.V. Bibikhin's concept of the Renaissance (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, I.I. Lysyuk, S.P. Belchevichen, V.T. Faritov, N.V. Zaitseva, A.A. Guseva).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors analyze the representation of love aspects among the Sumerians and in Ancient Greece, the "Noble Man" model as a hybrid personality in Confucius' ethico-political teaching, the historical development of patriotism, Kant's anthropological paradigm in the optics of sustainable development, Spinoza's "multitude" in the neo-Marxist philosophy of Antonio Negri, as well as the textual interpretation and understanding problems in Q. Skinner's intellectual history (articles by N.V. Utkina, V.E. Voytsekhovich, E.V. Dragun, Y.V. Kolesnichenko, S.V. Kilin, R.O. Isaev, A.A. Shestakov, I.A. Evdokimov, V.P. Potamskaya).

Issue No. 2 (68) 2024 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical reflection on the dynamics of science, digital management culture, socio-cultural transformations, as well as the existential heritage of Russian and foreign thought.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" explores the concepts of internalism and externalism in science, the conventional nature of physical paradigms, the phenomenon of humanistic rationality, and the ascent of thinking toward wisdom. The authors analyze digital management culture, the alienation of creativity in the information society, the religious studies specificity of the alienary myth, and the anthropology of Homo Urbanus. The researchers also touch upon the methodology of ergodesign, the evolution of "thought factories", information factors in Kazakhstan's identity, national projects as a form of state social responsibility, and philosophical propedeutics in the prevention of violence (articles by S.A. Lebedev, A.S. Kislov, S.N. Koskov, A.A. Shestakov, V.V. Khodykin, V.E. Voitsekhovich, S.G. Vybornova, Y.A. Chernavin, N.N. Ravochkin, E.M. Oleksenko, D.O. Filimonova, G.A. Zhavoronkova, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, V.V. Ilyin, A.V. Shimko, A.A. Kuzmenko, N.N. Kozlova, A.P. Rusakov, N.B. Baal, O.M. Boeva, S.A. Khrapov, M.S. Topchiev, A.N. Mikhalkin, E.A. Evstifeeva, V.V. Cherney).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on N.A. Berdyaev's existential metaphysics of history, the influence of F. Nietzsche's doctrine on his views, the political and legal worldview of I.A. Ilyin during the emigration period, and the facts of medieval culture in the works of T.N. Granovsky (articles by B.L. Gubman, K.V. Anufrieva, V.V. Bulanov, S.A. Malinin, E.E. Mikhailova).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the origins of the philosophy of progressivism, the phenomenon of crowds and war in the interpretation of Elias Canetti, and Alvin Toffler's concepts of civilization and its future (articles by S.I. Sulimov, A.A. Shestakov, N.A. Balakleets, I.A. Frolova).

Issue No. 1 (67) 2024 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical understanding of scientific truth, relativity theory, national security, as well as questions of identity, narratives, and historiosophy in Russian and foreign thought.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" explores the problem of the truth of scientific theories, the conventional construction of Einstein's special theory of relativity, the world coordinate system of dynamic equilibria, and the priorities of national and military security. The authors analyze international humanitarian law in the era of unconventional warfare, national education in the global world, the philosophy of digitalization, network terrorism, the cultural anthropology of childhood, Soviet female identity, multiple identity, personal narratives, and Christian anthropology in fiction (articles by S.A. Lebedev, V.M. Burkhanova, S.N. Koskov, N.N. Kozhevnikov, V.A. Ksenofontov, A.A. Kovalev, V.V. Ilyin, I.A. Kokoeva, V.A. Mukin, E.S. Plyasunova, V.A. Ponomarev, V.Y. Lebedev, E.V. Sinitsyna-Solodkaya, V.V. Bulanov, E.G. Tocarchuk, N.N. Ravochkin, N.S. Ishchenko).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on the facts and myths of medieval culture in the legacy of T.N. Granovsky, the prognostic potential of N.Y. Danilevsky's civilizational historiosophy, and the dispute between N.A. Berdyaev and G.P. Fedotov regarding culture as a social production (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, A.V. Guryanova, A.V. Timofeev, P.A. Domninskii).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the anthropological dimension of melancholia in the psychoanalytic discourse of S. Freud and J. Lacan, the problems of understanding historical texts in Q. Skinner's intellectual history, and the comprehension of death in Ernest Becker's cultural anthropology (articles by K.V. Anufrieva, V.P. Potamskaya, I.S. Shapovalov).

Issue No. 4 (66) 2023 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical understanding of science, urban studies, media communications, as well as the historical and philosophical heritage of Russia and foreign countries.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" explores the relationship between philosophy and science from metaphysics to dialectics, the semantics of the city, and the hermenemas and structures of space in eschatology. The authors analyze the possibilities of media communications in the distribution of social ideas, the ontological aspects of the female body, the iconography of Jasenovac, and the theoretical methodology of hybrid warfare (articles by S.A. Lebedev, I.D. Akatiev, V.V. Ilyin, I.A. Kokoreva, P.N. Rodin, A.V. Shimko, V.Y. Lebedev, N.N. Ravochkin, S.N. Kravchenko, A.E. Mikhaylova, A.A. Guseva, D.F. Aliyev).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" is dedicated to the intellectual heritage of P.L. Lavrov between science and politics, the aesthetic views of V.S. Solovyov and N.G. Chernyshevsky, and a comparative analysis of the question of apokatastasis in Origen and V.S. Soloviev's works (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, A.A. Chernykh, M.Y. Akimkin).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the anthropology of Confucius and Aristotle in the context of civilizational transformations, I. Kant’s "Critique of judgment" in the perspective of hermeneutics, and Erich Fromm's reflections on the disintegration syndrome. The papers also touch upon the role of medieval philosophy in Heidegger's fundamental ontology, the cultivation of Self in the Boston school of modern Confucianism, and Q. Skinner’s intellectual history concerning the genealogy of the modern state (articles by A.I. Goryachev, A.V. Rukin, B.L. Gubman, K.V. Anufrieva, V.V. Bulanov, V.N. Bulanova, E.S. Marchukova, V.I. Chernykh, V.P. Potamskaya).

В номере № 3 (65) 2023 г. публикуются статьи исследователей, посвященные актуальным проблемам образования, этнического сознания, теории нарративов в социальных институтах, а также историко-философскому наследию отечественной и зарубежной мысли.

В разделе «Человек. Наука. Культура» рассматриваются тенденции школьно-вузовской социализации в XXI веке, становление русского этнического сознания, роль нарративов в институциональных системах, а также историчность и конвенциональность науки. Авторы анализируют образы женщин в кинематографе, трансляцию религиозно-философских идей через кинотекст, стратегии информационных скандалов в «альтернативных науках» и гибридные угрозы кибертерроризма (статьи В.В. Ильина, И.А. Кокоевой, П.Н. Родина, А.В. Шимко, В.А. Михайлова, С.В. Михайлова, Н.Н. Равочкина, М.Д. Боганкова, Д.В. Ложкина, С.Н. Коськова, Н.Н. Козловой, Е.В. Куликовой, Н.С. Ищенко, В.Ю. Лебедева, А.М. Прилуцкого, А.А. Ковалева).

Раздел «Проблемы русской философии» сфокусирован на философских портретах современников в наследии Л.М. Лопатина, диалогичности историософии Н.И. Кареева, а также на особенностях мировоззрения Л.И. Бородина (статьи Е.Е. Михайловой, В.В. Буланова, И.А. Казанцевой, С.П. Бельчевичена).

В рубрике «Зарубежная философия: традиция и современность» исследователи обращаются к поиску единства в трудах Владимира Забугина о Данте и гуманизме, концепции воли к власти Ф. Ницше, сакральному и профанному у Э. Кассирера, а также к ранним взглядам И. Берлина и концепциям будущего цивилизации Ю.Н. Харари (статьи О.И. Кусенко, А.Д. Чехаленкова, Д.Е. Бондарева, В.П. Потамской, И.А. Фроловой).

В разделе «Рецензии» представлен подробный критический разбор монографии С.Н. Коськова, посвященной исследованию конвенций и конвенционализма в науке (обзор В.П. Потамской).

Issue No. 2 (64) 2023 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to current problems of theoretical and scientific cognition, the history of philosophy, as well as the challenges of the developing information society.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" explores the constructivism conception of scientific cognition, the conventional construction of Isaac Newton's mechanics, the criteria for demarcation between real and false science, and the foundational problems of philosophy in the information society. The authors analyze cultural and anthropological principles of an artistic image, the entertainment potential of mythologized information scandals, the conflict between culture and economy in architectural heritage, as well as westernization, national mentality, and military discourse (articles by S.A. Lebedev, S.N. Koskov, A.A. Iakovlev, E.A. Pchelko-Tolstova, S.V. Orlov, I.A. Belyaev, A.M. Maksimov, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, N.M. Mukhamedzhanova, A.A. Kovalev, K.K. Tirabyan, N.N. Zimenkova, L.A. Nikonov).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on the analysis of dialectics and positivism in the philosophy of Russian peasant democrats, and studies T.N. Granovsky's foreign scientific cooperation (articles by N.O. Arhangelskaja, E.E. Mikhailova).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to historical and philosophical heritage, examining the concept of world order in the doctrine of Marsilius of Padua, the transition to the New European understanding of history, the significance of analytical philosophy in legal understanding, Q. Skinner's intellectual history, and the problem of fear of nothingness in Buddhism and Irwin Yalom's worldview (articles by N.N. Kozlova, S.V. Rassadin, S.I. Sulimov, N.N. Ravochkin, V.P. Potamskaya, V.V. Bulanov, E.G. Ganutina).

Issue No. 1 (63) 2023 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to current problems of theoretical and historical philosophy, social philosophy, as well as the study of traditions of Russian and foreign thought.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" covers issues of semantics, cognitive skills in critical thinking, and philosophical foundations of scientific theories and digitalization. The authors analyze global socio-economic development, institutional shifts in the experience economy, social problematology, and values of digital culture. A number of publications are dedicated to the evolution of Russian federalism, geopolitical realities, national security of the Republic of Belarus, as well as semiotic and religious aspects of culture.

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on the moral ideals in Russian philosophy of the XIX century, as well as the cultural interaction between East and West in the assessment of N.I. Kareev.

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the historical and philosophical heritage from antiquity and Ancient Egypt to German classical idealism, neo-Kantianism, and modern methodology of intellectual history.

The "Reviews" section presents a detailed critical evaluation of O.A. Ustinov's monograph, dedicated to anthropological paradigms in Soviet philosophy.

Issue No. 4 (62) 2022 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of non-reductionism methodology, existential aspects of artificial intelligence, value foundations of education, as well as various problems of Russian and foreign historiosophy.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the methodology of reductionism in order to form a new worldview, existential aspects of strong artificial intelligence alongside the freedom problem, the solution of the "mind-body" problem regarding artificial intelligence, regularities of the optimal organization of society and effective management principles, and the main components of the mechanism for the implementation of social obligations of the Russian state. The authors analyze staff adaptation philosophical foundations, value foundations of a multidimensional model of education, the competency building approach in education in relation to critical thinking, the specificity of apophatic structures of contemporary eschatological prophecies, and the role of symbols in human culture (articles by S.P. Myakinnikov, V.E. Voytsekhovich, I.R. Skiba, T.S. Georgiou, N.V. Mikhalkin, A.N. Mikhalkin, N.N. Ravochkin, S.I. Grigashkina, A.B. Bakuradze, A.Y. Topchy, N.N. Zimenkova, L.A. Nikonov, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, S.I. Nekrasov).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on value differentiation and the human ideal in Russian philosophy, K.D. Kavelin's views about the literary salon of A.P. Elagina, and N.I. Kareev's approach to the mutual influence of cultures in line with the historiosophy of the Slavophiles (articles by V.P. Maykova, O.I. Zadremailov, E.E. Mikhailova, N.A. Soboleva).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the problems of war and peace in the writings of D. Erasmus and J.A. Comenius, early Confucianism in terms of K. Jaspers’ "axial age" conception, E. Fromm’s attitude to F. Nietzsche’s philosophical heritage, and the formation of P. Teilhard de Chardin’s philosophy in "The Divine Milieu". The papers also investigate historical experience and narrative via R.G. Collingwood and L.O. Mink, as well as Q. Skinner’s contextualism within intellectual history (articles by I.A. Frolova, V.I. Chernykh, V.V. Bulanov, I.I. Volkov, K.V. Anufrieva, V.P. Potamskaya).

Issue No. 3 (61) 2022 publishes panel discussion materials and articles by researchers dedicated to the codification of philosophers' professional ethics, the syntax of the event structure, the operational definition of matter, the conjuncture of social transformations, and various problems of Russian and foreign historiosophy.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" presents the materials of the panel discussion on the necessity and possibility of codifying the ethical regulation of philosophers' professional activities. The authors turn to the syntax of the event structure via the metalanguage of complex systems, interaction as a criterion of materiality and the basis for the operational definition of matter, conjunctural compliance of social transformations projects, philosophical understanding of the archetypization of social design subjects, and the significance and pragmatics of the mythologem of the coming Orthodox Tzar (articles by I.A. Belyaev, B.V. Markov, G.L. Tulchinsky, A.M. Maksimov, S.N. Nekrasov, R.L. Livshits, V.A. Bazhanov, R.G. Apresyan, R.A. Zaynullin, V.M. Samsonov, E.K. Petrov, N.N. Ravochkin, P.N. Rvalov, E.M. Grober, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on K.D. Kavelin's views on the socio-cultural features of the organization of universities, G.P. Fedotov’s philosophy of history from Kievan Rus to the Moscow Kingdom, and the problem of patriotism in German and Russian cultural traditions (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, S.P. Belchevichen, S.V. Kilin).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the revival of Stoicism as a life philosophy, I. Berlin's perspective on I.G. Herder’s counter-enlightenment, the question of legitimacy notion conceptualization in Max Weber’s interpretive sociology, historical experience in a hermeneutical perspective through the J. Habermas – H.-G. Gadamer debate, and Hayden White's tropology as an approach to the analysis of historical narrative and ways of comprehension of the past (articles by S.I. Nekrasov, V.P. Potamskaya, S.V. Kozlov, B.L. Gubman, K.V. Anufrieva, A.A. Avanesyan). An obituary in memory of Irena Ezekiilevna Deborina-Groer is also included.

Issue No. 2 (60) 2022 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of a scientist's methodological culture, the evolution of the symbol phenomenon, megatrends of institutional design, as well as current problems of Russian and foreign historical-philosophical thought.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the methodology culture of a scientist and the methods of meta-theoretic level of scientific knowledge, symbol as the object of philosophical reflection, the impact of megatrends on turns in the history of institutional design ideas, the specifics of mythogony and the ability to disbelieve, and the essence, values and models of education. The authors investigate the ecological approach to the study of education in relation to critical thinking, the formation of social memory and civil identity of students within digitalization, socio-philosophical understanding of the problem of participation and absentheism, the etymology of the term "Hyperborea", main categories of barbarian culture, theological discourse and denominational differentiation in Protestantism, the discourse of justice in the age of the Covid pandemic (articles by S.A. Lebedev, S.N. Klimov, E.V. Sachkova, V.O. Kodak, N.N. Ravochkin, V.N. Drobyshev, A.B. Bakuradze, N.P. Sukhanova, S.A. Khrapov, I.V. Butuzova, E.A. Solina, O.A. Matveychev, S.I. Sulimov, I.V. Chernigovskikh, V.Y. Lebedev, E.A. Evstifeeva, K.D. Khanin, N.B. Baal).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on K.D. Kavelin's search for scientific and educational identity of universities, personality and society in N.A. Berdyaev’s philosophy, and the problem of the Russian world in Russian social philosophy of the XI–XXI centuries (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, M.A. Talalov, N.V. Teplykh).

In the section "Philosophy Abroad: Past and Present," the authors turn to the mirror metaphor in medieval German spiritual literature, Heraclitus in Nietzsche's philosophy, the origins of genealogy through F. Nietzsche and G. Deleuze, R. Dunaevskaya's political philosophy problem field, and Enlightenment and Counter-Enlightenment in I. Berlin's intellectual history. The papers also investigate the challenge of historical experience openness in the H.-G. Gadamer – J. Derrida philosophical debate, interpretation of historical experience in the context of A. Danto's analytical philosophy of history, and the category of experience in F. Ankersmit’s philosophy (articles by A.V. Simonian, G.V. Biserov, A.D. Chekhalenkov, N.N. Kozlova, S.V. Rassadin, V.P. Potamskaya, B.L. Gubman, A.A. Avanesyan, G.S. Itscovich).

Issue No. 1 (59) 2022 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of Russia's imperial status, problems of capitalist inequality, the impact of global megatrends on institutional design, and urgent issues of Russian and Western historical-philosophical thought.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the geopolitical and pan-ideational contours of Russia's imperial restoration, the phenomenon of inequality under modern capitalism, the impact of the Cold War and the financial crisis on turns in the history of institutional design ideas, the methodological limits of social-philosophical futurology, the lost time of human economic existence, and virtual reality as a factor of altered states of consciousness. The authors turn to the features of critical thinking, mobility as a new anthropological perspective for youth, patriotism and Orthodoxy as Cossack values, semiohermeneutic fictions and overestimated validity in modern religious subcultures, the nature of urbanization, and replacement migration as a determinant of Russian identity (articles by V.V. Ilyin, G.Yu. Kanarsh, N.N. Ravochkin, N.B. Afanasov, M.S. Miroshkin, G.V. Barinova, Y.S. Chernyaga, N.A. Nekrasova, S.I. Nekrasov, V.V. Klepatsky, E.A. Evstifeeva, A.Yu. Kharchenko, A.B. Bakuradze, A.P. Komarov, A.V. Pohilyuk, V.Y. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutskij, Sh.R. Zakirov, A.N. Setin).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on P.N. Milyukov's foreign trips as a transition from apprenticeship to scientific dialogue, and the value coordinates of the Cossack worldview in M.A. Sholokhov's works (articles by E.E. Mikhailova, A.P. Komarov).

In the section "Western Philosophy and Contemporary World," the authors turning to Isaac Newton in search of the truths of Scripture, H. Grotius' treatise "On the Law of War and Peace" as a philosophical-legal basis for national security, the genesis of F. Nietzsche's philosophical outlook, and I. Berlin's perspective on Romanticism. The papers also investigate F. Ankersmit’s theory of the sublime historical experience alongside political representation and representative democracy in his philosophy (articles by I.A. Frolova, V.A. Ksenofontov, V.V. Bulanov, V.P. Potamskaya, K.V. Anufrieva, O.I. Tumanova).

Issue No. 4 (58) 2021 publishes articles by researchers devoted to the philosophical understanding of the correlation between philosophy and literature, the language of science, the concept of capital in the scientific field, as well as various aspects of identity, security, and historical-philosophical heritage.

In the section "Man. Science. Culture", the mission of humanity in philosophy and epic forms of literature, the epistemological approach to convention and metaphor in scientific language, the functioning of forms of social capital in the scientific field, the informational unity of the existence of human and the Universe, the problems of the formation of the knowledge society in India, the phenomenon of cultural trauma in the modern world, as well as the evolution of the Western humanistic project from local to global are considered. The authors analyze the formation of identity in the modern sociocultural space, the genesis of terrorism as a global threat, state youth policy in the prevention of extremism, political representation in the public online network discourse, the essential foundations of conflicts in universities, as well as confessional dynamics and stable cultural patterns (articles by V.V. Ilyin, A.G. Khayrullin, B.A. Khayrullin, E.K. Shaura, S.N. Koskov, Yu.V. Burtova, A.V. Rukin, O.Yu. Morozova, A.V. Morozov, G.L. Kostrov, I.A. Frolova, L.V. Udalova, S.E. Gorshkova, L.Ya. Meshcheryakova, V.A. Ponomarev, N.B. Baal, N.N. Kozlova, S.V. Rassadin, O.V. Osokina, V.Yu. Lebedev).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" is focused on understanding the dogma of the unity of the church in the work of A.S. Khomyakov, the metaphor of the "creative emptiness" in culture as a way to overcome binarism, the foreign trips of P.N. Milyukov from apprenticeship to scientific dialogue, the philosophy of Lev Shestov in the context of modern intellectual discourse, as well as on the relationship between personality and the world in the philosophical system of N.A. Berdyaev (articles by D.Yu. Zatsepina, V.B. Malyshev, E.E. Mikhaylova, V.V. Bulanov, O.A. Yugova).

In the rubric "Western Philosophy and Modern World", Kantian ethics and the spirit of capitalism, the image of Medieval philosophy in Hegel's system, the problem of the existence of evil in the works of Leibniz and Hegel, the role of the category of non-being in describing the world, justice as a principle of constructing a "happy polis" in Plato, as well as the problem of historical narrative in the philosophy of A. Danto are analyzed (articles by I.V. Filatov, E.S. Marchukova, N.A. Tatarenko, A.L. Safonov, S.V. Rassadin, V.P. Potamskaya).

Issue No. 3 (57) 2021 publishes articles by researchers dedicated to the philosophical analysis of the spirit-matter concept and coevolution, the prospects for interaction between synergetics and fractal geometry, as well as various aspects of digitalization, identity, and historical-philosophical experience.

The section "Man, Science, Culture" considers the dialectical unity of material and spiritual principles within a single cosmic substance, the shared methodological framework of the synergetic approach and fractal geometry regarding dynamic systems, the ideal determination of political-legal institutional transformations, the animal side of human economic being, and the impact of digital education on students' emotional world. The authors analyze the technological schema of consumer projects, the philosophical foundations of digital hygiene, the digital contours of mystery, political communication in the internet space, Russia-China relations from the perspective of Chinese military philosophy, and the social activity of young people as a condition for social development (articles by N.A. Nekrasova, S.I. Nekrasov, D.V. Rakov, T.G. Stotskaya, N.N. Ravochkin, M.S. Miroshkin, S.A. Khrapov, R.O. Isaev, V.V. Bulanov, G.V. Komarov, I.V. Butuzova, T.A. Krujkova, V.A. Kardashov, T.I. Litvinova).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" focuses on the evolution of A.P. Shchapov's views from religious to social division, the concepts of "Mechanism" and "Organism" in S.L. Frank's social ontology, N.I. Kareev's international internships as a form of scientific dialogue, and the role of hagiography in G.P. Fedotov's religious philosophy (articles by N.O. Arhangelskaya, Ya.V. Bondareva, V.A. Kupriyanov, E.Е. Mikhailova, S.P. Belchevichen, V.B. Rybachuk, I.A. Kazantseva).

In the section "Western Philosophy and Contemporary World," the authors turn to the dynamics of representations on barbarism in ancient and medieval social philosophy, historical experience in the works of A.J. Toynbee and R.G. Collingwood, the transcendent source of historical experience openness in K. Jaspers' philosophy, the concept of freedom in I. Berlin's intellectual history, non-intentional components of intentional phenomenology, and human evolution in the system of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (articles by S.I. Sulimov, K.V. Anufrieva, B.L. Gubman, A.A. Avanesyan, V.P. Potamskaya, I.A. Avdeev, I.I. Volkov).

Issue No. 2 (56) 2021 publishes articles by researchers devoted to the four-level structure of scientific knowledge, the interactive relationship between philosophy and science, transdisciplinarity in biology, as well as philosophical aspects of mathematical modeling, identity, and youth policy.

In the section "Man. Science. Culture", the four-level model of the structure of scientific knowledge from sensory to metatheoretical, the interactive relationship between philosophy and science in the context of the lifeworld, transdisciplinarity as a vector for the development of modern biological research, philosophical aspects of mathematical modeling and computer experiment, as well as technological improvement of human health through the prism of bioethics are considered. The authors analyze the construction of myth at the family level, ideas as technologies for managing social processes, the military sphere of national security of the Republic of Belarus, images of the future of Russia in youth policy, leadership in a state-oriented youth environment, as well as volunteering as a factor in the consolidation of society, the evolution of the superhero in American cinema, public order and the emergence of the police (articles by S.A. Lebedev, V.V. Ilyin, O.P. Sapegina, Ya.V. Yalovenko, V.E. Rednikina, I.V. Koltsov, O.Yu. Morozova, L.V. Udalova, A.G. Ivanov, N.N. Ravochkin, V.A. Ksenofontov, N.N. Kozlova, O.G. Ovcharova, S.V. Rassadin, I.M. Filippov, N.B. Baal, V.N. Zhuk, V.P. Maykova, O.A. Danilova, V.L. Tikhonova, O.I. Zakutnov, E.N. Lykov).

The section "Problems of Russian Philosophy" is devoted to the development of Slavophile views on national statehood and power in the public thought of modern Russia, as well as an inversive semiotic analysis of F. Sologub's novel "The Petty Demon" (articles by Yu.S. Zalozhnykh, V.Yu. Lebedev, A.M. Prilutsky).

In the rubric "History of Philosophy and Contemporary World", the main categories of Neo-Confucianism and Leibniz's monadology, recent international research on Hyperborea, Moritz Schlick's ethical project in the context of timeless values, M. Heidegger's metaphysics of finitude, the interpretation of value pluralism in the intellectual history of I. Berlin, B. Croce's individual experience of historical cognition, as well as the concept of historical representation in F. Ankersmit's philosophy and philosophical classification of knowledge against poststructuralism are analyzed (articles by I.A. Frolova, O.A. Matveychev, A.M. Davletshina, B.L. Gubman, K.V. Anufrieva, V.P. Potamskaya, A.A. Avanesyan, G.S. Itskovich, S.A. Gashkov).

Issue No. 1 (55) 2021 publishes articles by researchers devoted to the philosophical-symbolic correlation between philosophy and literature, problems of social self-legitimation, the distribution of social ideas, as well as various aspects of digitalization, identity, and historical-philosophical experience.

In the section "Man. Science. Culture", philosophy and literature as two types of universal self-consciousness of humanity, the problem of social self-legitimation in the context of modernization and postmodernization processes, the distribution of social ideas as an independent explanatory factor of social transformations, the phenomenon of scientific capital in the context of self-esteem formation, as well as the epistemological status of sociobiology between objective research and pop-science are considered. The authors analyze the features of modern education in the conditions of pandemic and digitalization, the socio-communicative aspect of the blogger's discourse, the algorithmic programming of personality socialization in digital space, the existence of human in the dynamics of military violence risks, as well as philosophical ideas of Stoicism as a theoretical framework for cognitive-behavioral therapy and the ratio of internal and external factors in the system of confessional dynamics (articles by V.V. Ilyin, A.G. Khayrullin, B.A. Khayrullin, E.K. Shaura, S.V. Kozlov, N.N. Ravochkin, Yu.V. Burtova, N.V. Zaitseva, A.S. Nekrasov, N.A. Nekrasova, S.I. Nekrasov, I.A. Zhavoronkova, A.A. Levitskaya, D.A. Klinkova, S.V. Davedenko, A.V. Rukin, V.Yu. Lebedev).

The section "Problems of Scientific Philosophy" is devoted to the modernization of Antiquity in Russian Nietzscheanism through the prism of the image of Apollo on an airplane, the evolution of the religious-philosophical paradigm in Soviet philosophy in the 1920s–1940s, as well as L.P. Karsavin's views on "living" sources of historical memory (articles by O.A. Matveychev, O.A. Ustinov, E.E. Mikhaylova).

In the rubric "History of Philosophy and Contemporary World", life as a philosophical problem in the legacy of G.W.F. Leibniz, the category of the good in classical Western European discourse, the influence of the Kantian critique of judgment on the development of the historical experience concept in the Baden school of Neo-Kantianism, F. Nietzsche's "The Birth of Tragedy" in the context of medical discourse, historical experience and cultural worlds of O. Spengler, categories of monism and pluralism in the intellectual history of I. Berlin, as well as historical experience and metaphysics of finitude in M. Heidegger's philosophy are explored (articles by I.A. Frolova, S.V. Davedenko, E.V. Bakshutova, A.A. Avanesyan, V.V. Bulanov, K.V. Anufrieva, V.P. Potamskaya, B.L. Gubman).