No 3 (2008)

Articles

Historicity and Sense of History in Heidegger's «Being and Time»

Glazkov A.P.

Abstract

The article is devoted to the examination of the basic notions for the understanding of the essence of the history such as «historicity» and «sense of history» in Martin Heidegger's fundamental ontology (ontological phenomenology). These notions are researched on base of existential ontological interpretation of the text of «Being and time». It is shown that the in according with Heidegger's philosophy the notion «historicity» directly connects with the comprehension of «sense of history». In same time comprehension of «sense of history» and «historicity» at all may be explain through the existential understanding of own temporality.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):5-14
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The Philosophical Basis of the Uniform Education Area of the CIS States Formation

Efremova L.I.

Abstract

Formation of the uniform education area of the CIS states (Commonwealth of Independent States) replies to calls of global economy, politics. Moreover this phenomenon is the powerful tool of society consolidation within the post-Soviet space and outside it. In the current article the scholarly approach to examination of integration process of educational systems of the CIS states to the uniform education area on the basis of methodology of education philosophy is offered.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):15-25
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The Influence of Martin Heidegger's Fundamental Ontology on the Orthodox Personalism of Twentieth Century

Dudenkova I.V.

Abstract

The paper analyses different aspects of influence of Heidegger's philosophic works on the theology and religious philosophy of XX century. Due to involvement of categorical apparatus of fundamental ontology, works of Greek philosopher Christos Yanaras and Metropolitan John (Zizioulas) have made it possible to study the anthropological and social sides of the theological heritage of Eastern Church deeper. Author points out the conceptual resources of this heritage and suggests the idea of possible mutual enrichment of current philosophiec and theological discourse.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):26-31
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Being and Time in Africa Mythical-Poetical Tradition

Shingarov G.H., Tatarovskaya I.G.

Abstract

In the article, main provisions of African mythology, those about being and time, are considered. It is displayed that time is understood as an aggregate of specific phenomena and occurrences; time spreads not linearly from past to future, but from present to past. All doings of a man are explored through the prism of mythological thinking. Authors' attention is centered at the substantial peculiarities of a man's being that spreads in different dimensions of time, i.e. of past (macro chronos) and of present (microchronos).
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):32-43
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Inculturation of Manichean in Chinese Society

Aleksanyan A.G.

Abstract

This article is devoted to historical-philosophical aspects of studying a spiritually multifaceted phenomenon of Manicheanism, especially in its Chinese interpretation. Having emerged in the Middle East as a syncretic philosophical-religious teaching, Manicheaenism penetrated into the territory of China by the VII century A.D. and, having absorbed and processed main autochthon directions of religious-philosophical thought (Buddhism, Daoism), managed to adjust successfully in the foreign culture and exist up to the XVI century.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):44-55
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The Discussion of Eurasian Movement About the Church, the Person and the State

Zhdanova G.V.

Abstract

This article has been published to analyze main ideas by рhilosophers' of «classic» Eurasian doctrine - the doctrine of Russian emigrants of the first third of XX century. It has been demonstrated different points of view on the Church, the Person and the State. The author based on documents of «classic» Eurasian doctrine, articles and books by modern scientists of the Eurasian movement. It has been considered the more discussion's moments of Eurasian doctrine.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):56-63
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Conditions and Sence Horizon of Concept «Engagement» in Philosophy of E. Mounier

Kuznetsova O.S.

Abstract

This text describes the concept of engagement by the French philosopher E. Mounier. It examines the role of engagement in 20th century philosophy. The concept of engagement was brougtn in the personalisme by a german philosopher Landsberg. Mounier found it the key to undestarding the problem of personal engagement in history. For Mounier, personality exists to cross the engagement. The engagement according to Mounier is an intimasse act and that is why it is sacred. This character of engagement gave birth to the personality that is capable to take responsibility for humanity. By the French philosopher, the necessity of engagement was the principal vocation of her generation.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):64-71
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S2rdhara's Theistic Doctrine

Schokhin V.K.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):72-75
pages 72-75 views

Srdhara. Nyayakandali

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RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):76-83
pages 76-83 views

Contemporary Informational Society: Anthropological Aspect

Erofeeva K.L.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):84-92
pages 84-92 views

Eidos of the Body as the Forming Reality Perception Limit of the Person

Pugacheva L.G.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):93-97
pages 93-97 views

On Dynamic Conception of Knowledge

Lednikov E.E.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):98-102
pages 98-102 views
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Innovative educational programs on comparative studies in philosophy of a new generation

Semushkin A.V., Nizhnikov S.A.
RUDN Journal of Philosophy. 2008;(3):109-117
pages 109-117 views

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