Vol. 57 No. 3 (2021): Herald of Tver State University. Series: Philosophy
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).