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... Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Kant, I., 2015. Critique of Practical Reason. Edited and translated by M. Gregor, translation revised by A. Reath. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Korsgaard, C. M., 2018. Fellow Creatures: Our Obligations to the Other Animals. New York: Oxford University Press. Kozyra, W., 2018. Is Spinoza’s Ethics Heteronomous in the Kantian Sense of the Term? Kantian Journal, 37(4), pp. 35-66. http://dx.doi.org/10.5922/0207-6918-2018-4-2 . Kreines, J., 2005. The Inexplicability ...

... Socrates and Plato: Understanding the World and Changing It. In: K. Gavroglu, J. Stachel and M. W. Wartofsky, ed. 1995. Science, Mind and Art. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 295-313. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0469-2_17 . Nietzsche, F. W., 1999. The Birth of Tragedy and Other Writings. Edited by R. Geuss and R. Speirs; translated by R. Speirs. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Nussbaum, M., 1988. Undemocratic Vistas. Prometheus, 6(2), pp. 382-400. https://doi.org/10.1080/ 08109028808629323. Panteleev, A. D., 2013....

... granting of freedoms in turn calls for a mature public. I also ask the question, “Whose yoke is heavier, one’s own or the guardian’s?” and offer my version of an answer. In conclusion, I assemble all parts of the complicated and original formula of the Kantian recipe of Enlightenment. Among other things, I reveal a special type of bonding within the social organism implied by Kant, and that is the requirement to obey those who are not above us in thinking and the right to speak out in public, which ultimately means not only personal maturity,...

... Correct in Theory, but It Is of No Use in Practice. In: I. Kant, 1996. Practical Philosophy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 273-309. Kant, I., 1998. What Does It Mean to Orient Oneself in Thinking? In: I. Kant, 1998. Kant: Religion Within the Boundaries of Mere Reason and Other Writings. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 3-14. Kant, I., 2001a. The End of All Things. In: I. Kant, 2001. Religion and Rational Theology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 217-231. Kant, I., 2001b. Religion within the Boundaries ...

... attempts to create a philosophy of petroleum, which will find its most large-scale embodiment in the philosophical novel “Cyclonopedia” by Reza Negarestani, where petroleum constitutes a new type of subjectivity, simultaneously fluid and explosive. On the other hand, the image of petroleum will play a key role in Alexei Parshchikov’s poem of the same name, where one can also discern echoes of this philosophy in Hikmet’s Baku cycle. For all these authors, petroleum acts as a radical expression of the ...

... for the positive duty of benevolence is ambiguous and that this ambiguity exposes him to a fatal dilemma: on one horn, Duindam faces the same objection that he concedes to be effective against other attempts to answer the positive duties objection; on the other horn, the procedure he recommends cannot be based on the FUL (because it does not evaluate actions on the basis of their corresponding maxims). In addition, I maintain that Duindam’s benevolence argument rests on a procedure that is, in general,...

... Plekhanov) show that, for her, rethinking the ideas of Kant was a reference point in the “critique of criticism” directed at the epistemological reasoning of Neo-Kantians, on the one hand, and at the Russian thinkers who had embraced “idealism” on the other. This was essentially the approach adopted by scholars at the Historical Materialism Department of the USSR Academy of Sciences (headed by Vladislav Zh. Kelle) and, even more importantly, this approach is still relevant to the study of the principle ...

... Anthropology, History, and Education. Edit­ed by G. Zöller and R.B. Louden. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 63-77. Kant, I., 2011a. Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and Sublime. In: Kant, 2011. Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and Sublime and Other Writings. Edited by P. Frierson and P. Guyer. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 11-64. Kant, I., 2011b. Remarks in the Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and Sublime. In: Kant, 2011. Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful ...

... specific cultural, historical, or social context, and their meanings are shaped by the unique experiences of the community that uses them. They encode complex elements of human perception, emotions, or phenomena that do not have direct equivalents in other languages. Yet, the absence of direct linguistic equivalents should not be misconstrued as the absence of shared human experiences. By employing a multidisci­plinary approach that encompasses linguistics, cognitive science, and cultural studies, we have conducted an ...

... interpretations (instructions, memory, reframing). The genera­tion of meaning is the result of the interaction of the system platform with the platform-as-context, due to the possibility that one generates and determines the operational potential of the other, acting a recursive loop or Möbius strip. The connection between subjectivity and meaningful semiosis is crucially important due to the key role of textualization and langua­ging. The signified are reproduced by signifiers and thus generate those ...

... involves the mech­anism of transcoding, i. e. the transfer of a message from one format to another, which can take place during the conversion from a paper (or analogue) format to a digital one. Transcoding involves a change in the form and content of the message, as well as other communication parameters. The paper classifies and explores in detail the pragmatic parameters that undergo transcoding under the influence of digital technologies, acting as new pragmatic techniques of poetic utterance. Akhapkin, D., 2012....

... timbre become auditory 'anchors', substituting the mnemonic techniques of traditional poetic systems. The ancient power of vocal impact is augmented by modern technologies. Modern poetry, moving beyond its linguistic laboratory, seeks to transcend into other forms of art, gaining support from music and painting while exerting a polymodal impact on the addressee's imagination. Cerquiglini, B., 1996. Le roman de l’orthographe. Au paradis des mots, avant la faute. Hatier, pp. 1150—1694. Chaton, A.-J., 2001. Événements 99, éditions Al Dante. Chaton, A.-J., 2011. Evènements 09, label Raster ...

... Poetics, more than any other branch of literary studies, maintains its hermetic nature, which presupposes the explanation of literary data through literary circumstances. The situation in which literature finds itself having to defend its autonomy from other sciences is reminiscent of the position once faced by sociology and linguistics, where Emile Durkheim and Ferdinand Saussure fought for their separation from psychology. In recent times, Franco Moretti has attempted to mimic the methodology of formalists, though he still advocates ...

... studied tend to exhibit similarities in their choice of professions in the largest urban areas in the U. S. The analysis also highlighted urban communities that are notably different in their employment structure from other members of these groups in other cities across the U. S. — Russians in Sacramento and Portland, and Mexicans in Boston. ethnogeographic group, employment structure, occupational specialization, urban area, US population, spatial differences 18-39 10.5922/vestniknat-2025-1-2

... until German Idealism that philosophy briefly regained the importance it had in antiquity. This is indicated precisely by the “peripeteia” in the concept of experience. When Kant and Hegel write about experience, they mean quite different things on the other. Kant’s concept of experience is law-like, invariant and rigid. Only for this reason can it form the basis for a critical reflection on the validity of knowledge. However, Hegel’s analysis of object experience “dynamises” Kant’s concept ...

... An undeniable merit of Shpet’s investigation is that he demonstrates the historical context of Kant’s views — to which end he brings in the works of Christian Wolff, Christian August Crusius, Georg Friedrich Meier, Johann Gottfried Herder, and other European thinkers — analysing, as well, the Kantian concept of mankind (Menschheit). But Shpet does not clearly distinguish Kant’s conception of history as an historical process (Geschichte), and historical science. Further, he pays insufficient attention to Kant’s ethical treatises in ...

... behaviour. The paper then reconstructs and analyses two Kantian arguments for self-ownership. According to the first, persons have intrinsic value and should therefore never be used as mere means for someone else’s ends, which forbids ownership of other people. According to the second, persons must own their own bodies and persons in order to realise the personal and moral autonomy needed to uphold the moral law. Next, the article describes two ways in which self-ownership can be reconciled with different theories of personal ...

... Walton and B. T. Moran, eds. 2015. Bridging Traditions: Alchemy, Chemistry, and Paracelsian Practices in the Early Modern Era. State College: Penn State University Press, pp. 101-130. Clark, D. L., 2001. Kant’s Aliens: The “Anthropology” and Its Others. CR: The New Centennial Review, 1(2), pp. 201-289. https://doi.org/10.1353/ncr.2003.0052 . Dahlstrom, D., 2019/2020. Babette Babich on the ‘Very Idea of the Philosophy of Science’. New Nietzsche Studies, 11 (1-2), pp. 113-119. https://doi.org/10.5840/newnietzsche2019/2020111/29 ...

... own way, they led the variety of the genre they created away from the romantic channel. One of the sources of the high Biedermeier is, in all likelihood, the active behaviour of the canonical genre of the idyll, its inertia, expansion, diffusion with other genres and radiating influence on the lyrical, epic and dramatic genres. high Biedermeier, idyll, Biedermeier poet, Annette von Droste-Hülshoff, Eduard Mörike 205-223 10.5922/2225-5346-2025-3-13

... experience of using and integrating case-based technologies to assess students’ skills in the higher education systems of these nations. It is shown that the assessment of university students’ skills using integrated interactive technologies and other materials is becoming mainstream in the innovative development of control and self-monitoring tools. It is necessary to assess not only the development of cognitive skills such as thinking, working memory, and induction, but also cognitive and behavioral patterns in students, such as the ...

... deficiencies in the procedures for conducting the specified investigative actions were identified, and advantages were noted. Methodological recommen dations are provided regarding the tactics and methods of conducting investigative actions related to the seizure of electronic and other communications transmitted over telecommunications networks. An algorithm was developed containing a set of investigative measures aimed at establishing the most complete and objective body of electronic evidence in the investigation of various ...

... associated with the city, d) spatial characteristics, e) symbolic relationship with famous individuals (“geniuses of place”). The process of coding is inf­luenced by other features of the city, which form economic, culinary, tourist, digital and other codes of the city, and their decoding can be carried out both on the everyday level and on the expert (academic) level. The author identifies the main ways of expressing, capturing and communicating the city’s cultural code in signs of different origin. ...

... advertisements, murals and other types of visual poetry. It may turn the city into a venue for a festival of urban poetry. The poetic text interacts with urban objects (monuments, train stations, airports, bus stops, and benches), including QR codes and other technical means. The article explores the process of integrating poetic texts into urban space using the example of the Netherlands, Belgium, Russia, Spain and countries of Latin America. Urban poetry contributes to overcoming the linearity and elitism of the poetic text,...

... character is inherent in the kinship and counterpart relation in different ways. A special case is formed by hybrid worlds in which the real and the fictitious meet. The result of my analysis is five variants of a weakened de re reading of proper names and other singular terms in the context of attitudes. I describe their features, touching on the cogni­tive effect of narration, which operates with the appropriate attitudes. Geurts, B., 2017. Fictional Commitments. Theoretical Linguistics , 43 (1—2), pp. 53—60. Heim,...

... sapiens as ecologically special: What does language contri­bute? Language Sciences , 29 (5), pp. 710—731. Saussure, F. de, 1916. Cours de linguistique générale . Paris. Savage-Rumbaugh, S. and Lewin, R., 1994. Kanzi: The ape at the brink of the human mind. New York. Schilhab, T., 2015. Words as cultivators of other minds. Frontiers in Psychology , 6. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01690. Sinha, C., 2015. Language and other artifacts: socio-cultural dynamics of niche construction. Frontiers in Psychology , 6. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01601. Soames, S., 2003. The ...

... N., 2019. Made Under Pressure: Literary Translation in the Soviet Union, 1960—1991. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press. Kang, J. and Wakabayashi, J., 2019. Translating and Interpreting in Korean Contexts Engaging with Asian and Western Others. Abingdon: Routledge. Kelly, L. G., 1979. The True Interpreter. A History of Translation Theory and Practice in the West. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. Kinnunen, T. and Koskinen, K., eds., 2010. Translators' Agency. Tampere: Tampe­re University Press. Kujamäki, P., 2016. “And then the Germans ...

... in European Multilingual Contexts . Basingtstoke: Palgrave MacMillan, pp. 51—70. Lefevere, A., 1992. Translation, Rewriting, and the Manipulation of Literary Fame . Abing­don: Routledge. Marais, K., 2018. A (Bio)Semiotic Theory of Translation: The Emergence of Social-Cul­tu­ral Reality. London: Routledge. Marais, K. and Kull, K., 2016. Biosemiotics and Translation Studies: Challenging “Translation”. In: Y. Gambier and L. van Doorslaer, eds. Border Crossings. Translation Studies and Other Disciplines . Amsterdam; Philadelphia: J. Benjamins, pp. 169—188. Mozdzenski, L., 2013. Verbal-visual intertextuality: how do multisemiotic texts dialogue? Bakhtiniana, Rev. Estud. Discurso, 8(2). Available at: http://www.scielo.br/ scielo....

... Letters to A. I. Turge­nev. Studies in Soviet Thought, 32 (4), pp. 321—339. McNally, R. T. and Tempest, R., eds., 1991. Philosophical Works of Peter Chaadaev. Dordrecht, Boston. Schleifer, J. T., 2018. Tocqueville. Cambridge. Sparrow, B. H., 2019. The Other Point of Departure: Tocqueville, the South, Equa­lity, and the Lessons of Democracy. Studies in American Political Development, 33 (2), pp. 178—208. Tocqueville, A., 1835a. De la démocratie en Amérique. Vol. 1—2. Bruxelles. Tocqueville, A....

... of the Old Slavic and Old Russian ‘otechestvo’ (fatherland, understood as one’s place of origin) and the French ‘compatriot’. This merger resulted in the formation of two new prototypical meanings: one is civic, collective and elevated, and the other gravitates to ethnicity since it is used to refer to Russians. With the strengthening of state institutions in Russia, the first meaning was bound to dominate and it did at the beginning of the 19th century. However, one should speak not about the ...

... https://polit.ru/article/2009/03/19/ communication/ [Accessed 15 April 2020] (in Russ.). Levitov, N. D., 2002. The psychological state of aggression. Voprosy Psychologii, 6, pp. 168—173 (in Russ.). Lotman, Yu. M., 2000. Auto-communication: “I” and “The Other” as Addressees (On two models of communication in the cultural system). In: Yu. M. Lotman, ed. Semiosfera [Semiosphere]. St. Petersburg (in Russ.). Lutovinova, O. V., 2008. The Internet as a new “oral-written” communication sys­tem. Izvestiya ...

... «Russkii yazyk i literatura vo vre­meni i prostranstve» [XII Congress of MAPRYAL "Russian language and literature in time and space"]. Shanghai. pp. 431—443 (in Russ.). Shmelev, A. D., 2014. Common mistake or new norm: how to tell one from the other? Notes of the Fatherland [Notes of the Fatherland], 2(59), pp. 274—285 (in Russ.).

... axiomatics rather than descriptions. This will produce a family of linguistic, semiotic, and hermeneutic theories. These theories will a) be based on family resemblance, b) aim to describe adequately a certain type of translation, and c) complement each other. Instead of searching for principles universal to all types of translation, this approach strives to correlate different theories, to estimate the range of applications of these theories, and to analyse the mutual translatability/untranslatability of translation theories. 1. Avtonomova, N., 2008. Poznanie i perevod. Opyty filosofii yazyka [Cognition and translation. Experiences of language ...

... Khorev, N. P. Mikhalskaia, E. V. Papilova, V. B. Zemskov, O.Iu. and O. A. Poliakovy. It is underlined that for Russian researches the main dilemma of imagology can be formulated in the following way — should imagology exclusively analyze the images of the "other" or selfimages as well. Consequently, in the Russian studies there is still no generally accepted definition of the term imagology. The article describes recent tendencies in the imagological studies in Russia. The author holds that imagology ...

... individual, the most interesting memes are capable of transmitting information from a tradition to a tradition, from a generation to a generation, whereas the least attractive myths exist at the moment of communication and are unlikely to be replicate by other generations. The authors hold that a linguocultural transfer of information in time and space is never ideal, and replicators create deviational variants of myths that somehow differ from each other. Such an imperfect process of intergenerational information transfer ...

... century Czech author’s fairy tale, which was developed by many other Czech authors. In Mikulka’s works, elements of folklore fairy tale are interpreted based on the principles of surrealism, grotesque, language game, and nonsense literature. On the other hand, modern author’s fairy tale interacts with the genres of legend, myth, parable, and literary phantasy (Černický). 1. Černický J. O Sasance (Dokument z pohádky). Praha, 2004. 2. Mikulka A. O jelenovi s kulometem a jiné zkazky a pohádky ...

... plot function, and typical motives. The article poses the question as to the thematic typology of the criminal song. It is emphasised that the bearer of the criminal song characteristics, its “gene” is the main character (the crime lord), whereas the other characters and different situations are found in folklore and plots are borrowed from other fields of the folk or popular song. Having borrowed ‘external’ material, the criminal song develops its own language meant to model and interpret its ...

... (the Aesti and Prussians), amber was a principal means of trade that was exchanged for necessary goods from Europe. In these conditions, amber played a dual role: on the one hand, it stimulated trade connections between the Balts and other peoples, on the other hand, it decelerated their own cultural and technological development. The author’s assumptions are corroborated by archaeological data. 1. Давидан О. И. Янтарь Старой Ладоги // Археологические сообщения ...

... Shpet scholars who have concentrated on comparing his logical-methodological theories with the ideas of representatives of phenomenology (E. Husserl, R. Ingarden and others) and hermeneutics (F. Schleiermacher, W. Dilthey, H. Lipps, H.-G. Gadamer and others). Accordingly, the authors consistently reconstruct “the sphere of conversation” within which Shpet’s concept of “historical philosophy” was formed and reveal the place and role of Kant’s ideas in Shpet’s theories (with particular focus on the Plato-Kant ...

... “mechanism” of reducing space and time to a range of intellectual procedures for the construction of the object of knowledge. In Cohen’s account space and time pre-establish the language of observation and found all scientific-theoretical work. Lapshin, on the other hand, in discussing the formal and substantive features of these categories (the introduction of “axioms” of time, the need to specify the concepts of time and space through other categories), notes that their use in scientific judgment implies ...

... reproduction? Herein it is useful to look to Kant, who wrote much on whether, by reproducing, humans do wrong or right morally. Two main arguments are put forward and assessed: one examining whether perfect or imperfect duties condone reproduction, the other whether Kant’s teleological or, in the opposite sense, his eschatological outlooks can salvage reproduction. These two arguments are essential for building the entire argument. I find that, although Kant’s arguments against reproducing are strong,...

... [Epoch, Journal of Literature and Politics], edited by M. M. Dostoevsky (St. Petersburg), 3, pp. 192-222. (In Rus.) Heine, H., 2007a. From the Introduction to “Kahldorf on the Nobility in Letters to Count M. von Moltke (1831). In: H. Heine, 2007. On the History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany and Other Writings. Edited by T. Pinkard, translated by H. Pollack-Milgate. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 130-135. Heine, H., 2007b. On the History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany. In: H. Heine, 2007. On the History of Religion and Philosophy ...

... the moral imperative, ensure the possibility of the “highest good” as final aim of moral behaviour — but cannot satisfy our need for knowledge of the supersensible. To “lay the groundwork” for experience of our own self-conscious reality, the reality of others like ourselves, of things which transcend the boundaries of sense intuition, and of true reciprocity, a different method is needed, one which leads us “beyond being and thought” to the unconditional beginning of conditional reality. Allison,...

... its (partial) AI-simulation. While Nida-Rümelin/Weidenfeld´s “digital humanism” is, on the one hand, inspired by Kant’s conception of human autonomous self-determination, the concept of “structural rationality” that they advocate is, on the other hand, quite problematic. “Digital humanism”, however, can be improved as I argue — with reference to Barbara Herman’s analysis of “moral judgment” and to Allen Wood’s reflections on “human dignity”. Becker, C. and Seubert,...

... mid-eighteenth century science. The authors consider Kant’s treatise to be a hybrid text: on the one hand, it attests to the importance of the natural science paradigm and the degree of its influence on the humanities in the modern period; and, on the other hand, it bears witness to the multi-genre character of philosophical treatises, combining as they do the considered and serious wisdom of philosophy, the precision of scientific terminology and the figurativeness of a work of fiction. Kant is perceived ...

... Critical period and suggest a uniform translation of the term into Russian with a corresponding grounding of my choice. Abbott, T. K., 1883. First Part of the Philosophical Theory of Religion. In: Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Practical Reason and Other Works on the Theory of Ethics. London: Longmans, pp. 323-360. Alisson, H. E. 1990, Kant’s Theory of Freedom. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Anon., 1735. Gesinnet seyn. In: J. H. Zedler, ed. 1735. Grosses vollständiges Universal-Lexicon Aller Wissenschafften ...

... Essays on Practical Reason and Moral Psychology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Korsgaard, C.M., 2009. Self-Constitution: Agency, Identity, and Integrity. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Korsgaard, C.M., 2018. Fellow Creatures: Our Obligations to the Other Animals. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Regan, T., 1985. The Case for Animal Rights. In: P. Singer, ed. 1985. In Defense of Animals. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, pp. 13-26. Vasilyev, V.V., ed. 2005. 100 etiudov o Kante [100 Sketches on Kant]. Moscow: ...

... Jewish Thought & Philosophy. 21(1), pp. 73-103. Levinas, E., 1974. Autrement qu’être ou Au-delà de l’essence. The Hague: Martinus Nijhott & La Haye. Makhlin, V. L., 1997. Ya i Drugoj: K istorii dialogicheskogo principa v filosofii XX v. [I and the Other: Towards the History of the Dialogical Principle in the Philosophy of the Twentieth Century]. Moscow: Labirint. (In Rus.) Munk, R., ed. 2005. Hermann Cohen’s Critical Idealism. Dordrecht: Springer. Neuhold, K., 2014. Franz Rosenzweig und die idealistische ...