No. 2 (2024): Philosophical thought

View No. 2 (2024): Philosophical thought

Published: 2024-07-18

TOPIC OF THE ISSUE

Editorial

Vitaliy Nechiporenko

4-5

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Foreword KANT'S(KANTIAN) PHILOSOPHY AND THE CHALLENGES OF MODERNITY (OF THE PRESENT TIME)

Anatoliy YERMOLENKO, Vitalii TERLETSKY

6

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The practical philosophy of Immanuel Kant and the modern ethics of responsibility

Anatoliy YERMOLENKO

7–29

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Kant on the self-preservation of reason

Heiner KLEMME

30–37

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Was Kant a naive pacifist? (philosophical considerations and the background of the russian-ukrainian war)

Volodymyr POPOV

38–55

Abstract views: 9
Reinhold's "letters on kantian philosophy": their significance for Kant and german philosophy

Sergii SEKUNDANT

56–77

Abstract views: 8
The concept of immortality and the transformation of the idea of enlightenment: I. Kant and J. M. E. McTaggart

Pavlo KRETOV

78–90

Abstract views: 5
Kantian futurism Speeches

Robert HANNA

91–99

Abstract views: 6
The enlightenment: Kant's formula and modern narratives (second and third enlightenment) Speeches

Mariia KULTAIEVA

100–104

Abstract views: 4

ARTICLES

Concept of ressentiment by Max Scheler and its contemporary relevance HISTORY OF WORLD PHILOSOPHY

Vakhtang KEBULADZE

105–116

Abstract views: 9
Global bioethics in european context LABORATORY OF MODERN HUMANITIES

Svitlana PUSTOVIT, Liudmyla PALIEI

117–136

Abstract views: 7
War and «vision machine»

Sergiy TARADAJKO

137–143

Abstract views: 7

ACADEMIC LIFE

Round Table on the Upanishads: texts, meanings, receptions

Yurii Zavhorodnii, Anastasia Strelkova

144–148

Abstract views: 3

IN MEMORIAM

Mariia KULTAIEVA

Anatoliy YERMOLENKO, Serhii PROLEIEV

149

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