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... reflexive concepts. He made it the central theme of his book, Dostoyevsky and Kant, immersing the philosophical component of the novel The Brothers Karamazov in the context of Kant’s antinomies. The later Frank took up the subject of Dostoyevsky’s worldview in response, as it were, to the discussion of the problem of cultural crisis at Volfila (including at meetings “In Memory of Dostoyevsky”). Following Yakov Golosovker, Andrey Bely, Aron Steinberg, Semyon Lurie and others, he continued the ...

The concluding part of the work focuses on the independence of A. A. Fet’s philosophical worldview strongly emphasised by the poet himself and his close friends. Although he quotes Schopenhauer and Kant, he criticised them and demonstrates an independent worldview. The author analyses the critique of Schopenhauer given in A. A. Fet’s letters....

... their function and frequency. Furthermore, the study elucidates the composition and nature of the primary goals behind the aggressive speech behaviour of Rodnoverie adherents. Abdullina, L. R., 2016. Internet comments as a reflection of national worldview (based on the material of French and Russian languages). Vestnik Voronezhskogo gosu­darstvennogo universiteta. Seriya: Filologiya. Zhurnalistika [Vestnik VSU. Series: Philolo­gy. Journalism], 1, pp. 5—6 (in Russ.). Apresyan, V. Yu., ...

... determine the functioning of these lexical units in Russian poetry, identify the semantic classes of the objects of personification they are combined with, and establish their role in the organisation of the poetic text and connection with the poet's worldview. The research uses the Poetic Subcorpus of the Russian National Corpus as its material and employs corpus, semantic field, and structural-functional analysis methods. The results show a higher frequency of words with the meaning ‘Information ...

The article investigates a religious and philosophical dialogue of Miłosz and Dostoevsky. The antinomic content of Miłosz's poem “Theological Treatise” is analyzed in the context of Dostoevsky's Christocentric worldview, as well as religious and heretical teachings of early Christianity, which aroused Milosz's interest throughout his career. In their works, Dostoev­sky and Miłosz explored the theological problem of apoсatastasis and offered their interpreta­tion ...

... and to examine the possible link with linguistic cultural studies. Everett’s definitions of language and culture are contrasted with those of various schools in linguistics. It should be noted that Everett does not appear to use the term linguistic worldview. Yet, due to the rich empirical evidence found and set out in his books and papers, Everett effectively summarizes the views on the subject of worldview. Everett’s standpoint does not show significant differences from those of Anna Wierzbicka,...

This article examines the semantic scope of the notions of «грех / grēks» as fundamental ones in Russian and Latvian worldviews. Russian and Latvian proverbs and sayings help identify the basic, universal ideas about sin, as well as particular, national ones. The author comes to a conclusion that the Russian mentality — unlike the Latvian one — reflects the interaction ...

... poetic work of V. S. Solovyov, Kant’s impact on A. S. Pushkin, A. A. Fet, and E. T. A. Hoffmann. These topics are elaborated in the monographs Immanuel Kant in Russian Poetry (2008), E. T. A. Hoffmann and I. Kant (2012), The Philosophical and Poetic Worldview of A. A. Fet: the Impact of I. Kant and A. Schopenhauer (2016), Pushkin and Kant. The Poet and Philosophy (2018), The Philosophical System of Kant. Conception and Outcomes (2021). L. A. Kalinnikov’s works form an impressive and original part ...

In his popular 1806 lectures on religion Fichte considered five possible worldviews in the second of which, “the standpoint of legality”, one can readily recognise the ethics of law of the Stoical and Kantian type. Fichte stresses that in his youth he himself shared this worldview. However, he hastens to adduce a series ...

This article offers an analysis of the influence of Kant’s and Schopenhauer's philosophical ideas on Fet’s worldview. The author demonstrates that the poet was not a strict follower of A. Schopenhauer, since he interpreted the German pessimist’s doctrine cum grano salis. The influence of Kant’s ideas on A. Fet was, at least, not less significant. 1....

This article offers an analysis of the influence of Kant’s and Schopenhauer's philosophical ideas on Fet’s worldview. The author demonstrates that the poet was not a strict follower of A. Schopenhauer, since he interpreted the German pessimist’s doctrine cum grano salis. The influence of Kant’s ideas on A. Fet was, at least, not less significant. 1. Зеньковский ...

... num­ber of problems of the national-cultural field of phraseological units of the Russian, French and German languages, to determine the universal and na­tional-specific features of the phraseology of these languages, to reveal the pe­culiarities of the worldview and worldview of Russians, French and Germans. The choice of somaticisms cердце / cœur / Herz contributes to the most ac­curate description of the emotive component as one of the leading in the se­mantic structure of the compared phraseological ...

This article draws a connection between compounds, on the one hand, and the general meaning of two documents from the manuscript legacy of an ideologist of the mid-17th-century Russian Orthodox schism and his worldview, on the other. The study aims to consider through the prism of dia­chronic linguistic personology the texts authored by the dyak Fedor Ivanov. The content of the article is a product of its methodology, namely, continuous sampling, using which ...

... the author’s personality. Oppositions emerging in the character’s mind (war/peace, lie/truth, earth/sky, greatness/worthlessness, glory/vanity), which are identified in the course of analysis, make it possible to track changes in the character’s worldview and its evolution along his way to harmony. 1. Бочаров С. Г. «Мир» в «Войне и мире» // Бочаров С. Г. О художественных мирах. М., 1985. С. 229—248. 2. Гинзбург Л. Я. О психологической ...

... construction for her literary texts in general and the novel Primeval and Other Times in particular. The metaphor of the rhizome is expressed in the novel not only through the image of a giant fungal network, a mycelium, but also through a distinctive worldview based on the interconnectedness of all living things and all entities (human beings, living and non-living nature). Thus, Tokarczuk’s work offers a perspective on the world that is far removed from anthropocentrism. The article also analyzes ...

... determined by the types of cognitive categorization employed. Two types of categorization are described: logical categorization and non-logical categorization. Logical categorization involves the rational structuring of phenomena within a native speaker’s worldview, while non-logical categorization reflects an emotional-evaluative perception of reality, expressing various emotions through borrowings. The research draws on several sources, including the National Corpus of the Russian Language, media publications,...

... demanded the Soviet authorities to play the role of the interpretant. They engaged in the pro­cess of assigning meanings to new concepts through mass media and fiction. Simultaneously, established concepts had to undergo reshaping to align with the new worldview of the 'Soviet citizen’. The transformation of the semantic structure of religious vocabulary, ideologically marked, reflected the shift in the fundamental values of Soviet society. This article, employing component and contextual analyses,...

... multi­plication of onomastic units and subsystems for utilitarian purposes, including cultural con­siderations. 5) linguocognitive factors: they lead to the emergence of ‘double’ names that mir­ror individual or collective features of a particular worldview model. It is evident that these factors interact dynamically within specific historical, social, and cultural contexts. The study of the intricate interplay between these elements holds promise, and advancements in onomas­tic ethnolinguistics,...

... Legenda o Velikom inkvizitore F. M. Dosto­evskogo [Collected Works. The Legend of the Grand Inquisitor by F. M. Dostoyevsky]. Moscow, pp. 7—156 (in Russ.). Scanlan, J. P., 2002. Dostoevsky the Thinker. New York. Stepun, F. A., 1962. Dostoevsky's worldview. “Demons” and the Bolshevik Revolution. In: F. A. Stepun, ed. Vstrechi [Meetings]. Munich, pp. 11—57 (in Russ.). Tihanov, G., 2010. Continuities in the Soviet period. In: A History of Russian Thought. Cambridge, pp. 311—339, https://doi....

... 'twilight' in Russian poetry. These contexts demonstrate the extensive range of fi­gurative applications and symbolic nuances associated with the term. Bely, A., 1994. The magic of words. In: A. Bely, ed. Simvolizm kak miroponimanie [Symbolism as a worldview]. Moscow, pp. 131—142 (in Russ.). Dal, V. I., 1955. Tolkovyi slovar' zhivogo velikorusskogo yazyka [Explanatory dictio­nary of the living Great Russian language]. Vol. 4. Moscow (in Russ.). Garin, I. I., 1994. Proroki i poety [Prophets and ...

... self-description. Thus, it engenders a "strange loop" (as described by Hofstadter), in which the inner becomes entwined with the outer, and the social intertwines with the individual. In this way, the possessor of self-consciousness gains a broader worldview extending beyond physical existence. This expanded perspective not only facilitates responses to situationality but also enhances the potential to proactively pre-adapt to one's environment. Selfhood is a flexible entity, receptive to new content,...

... histor­ical period of the domination of the landlord class. Ironic evaluation in Saltykov-Shchedrin's novel is an important component of the Saltykov-Shchedrin's ideostyle and reveals the speci­ficity of his narration and the peculiarities of the writer's worldview. Aikhenval'd, Yu. I., 1994. Siluety russkikh pisatelei [Silhouettes of Russian writers]. Moscow (in Russ.). Bushmin, A. S., 1971. M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin. Introductory article. In: Saltykov-Shchedrin M. E. Istoriya odnogo goroda. Gospoda ...

... academics and popularizers initiated the foundation of the Museum of 1812 and the Borodino panorama, painted by F. A. Roubaud for the 100th anni­versary of the Patriotic War of 1812. On the one hand, publications in the journal reflected the prevailing worldview and the lexis used at that time. On the other hand, articles of the journal disseminated a set of values amongst the readership, having an equal or lower educa­tional, cultural and social status. The knowledge of the language of the journal ...

....pl/tygodnikpolityka/swiat/1690342,1,niech-zyje-san- escobar.read [Accessed 19 June 2018]. Taylor, A., 2017. San Escobar: How Poland’s foreign minister helped create a fa­ke country. Washington Post. Available at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/ worldviews/wp/2017/01/11/san-escobar-how-polands-foreign-minister-helped-crea te-a-fake-country/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.60f54f8bd5e8 [Accessed 22 June 2018]. van Dijk, T., 2008. Discourse and Context. Cambridge. van Dijk, T., 1980. Macrostructures. New ...

... ideational-thematic level, the principle of fragmentarity is manifested in the novel in the form of a series of antithesis themes and binary oppositions (peace/war, life/death, god/evil, love/hate, faith/disbelief, God/devil), which reveal the author’s worldview and integrate semantically different dimensions of the novel — subjective, psychological, moral, philosophical, and fictional ones. These oppositions emphasise the novel’s leitmotif (the metaphor of the road as a person’s life journey) ...

... acquisition, etc.), evaluations (objects of evaluation, types of evaluation) and self-identification (ethnic, denominational, cultural, socio-economic). The above is not only characteristic of the diasporic speech. These components also describe the worldview of language users belonging to the diaspora and their naïve linguistic conceptualisation of reality. Within the typical diasporic discourse, I distinguish a metalinguistic discourse that rests on discursive practices stemming from language ...

... Philosophy and Theology]. 1(1/2), pp. 141—156 (in Russ.). Baumgarten, A. G., 1964. Aesthetic fragments. Istorija estetiki [A History of Aesthetics]. Vol. 2. Moscow, pp. 449—465 (in Russ.). Bely, A., 1994. Simvolism kak miroponimaniye [Symbolism as Worldview]. Moscow (in Russ.). Gilbert, K., Kuhn, H., 2000. Istoriya estetiki [A History of Esthetics]. Vol. 1. Moscow (in Russ.). Deely, J., 2014. Literary semiotics and the doctrine of signs. Kritika I semiotika [Criticism and Semiotics], 1, pp. 18—29 ...

..., there are words containing the ‘soul’ (հոգի) component that do not have equivalents in the Russian linguistic picture of the world. The analysis allows the author to take a glimpse into the inner world of a native speaker. In its turn, the worldview of an individual helps to trace the century-long development of a national linguistic picture of the world. 1. Avanesyan, M., 2013. Concept “Soul” as the basis of russian mentality. In: N. Arutyunyan, S. Muradyan, E. Erzhkyan et al., ...

... Panov, eds. Filosofskii entsiklopedicheskii slovar' [Philosophical encyclopedic dictionary]. Moscow. p. 17. 20. Lobanova, L. P., 2013. Kontseptsiya yazykovoi kartiny mira i ee istoki v trudakh Vil'gel'ma fon Gumbol'dta [The concept of the linguistic worldview and its origins in the works of Wilhelm von Humboldt]. Moscow. 21. Losev, A. F., 1993. Bytie — Imya — Kosmos [Existence — Name — Space]. Moscow. 22. Losev, A. F., 1994. Mif — Chislo — Sushchnost' [Myth — Number — Essence]. Moscow....

... realm of ideas about the world. These ideas are interpreted within different fields of human spiritual life, for instance, in proverbs. Proverbs featuring clothing items are a major source for understanding tastes, preferences, lifestyles, customs, and worldview of a nation. Images of garments in proverbs are a particular form of expressing the key ideas of a culture. Moreover, such images serve as condensers of the established etiquette, ethical, social, and other judgements. A cultural and linguistic ...

Events are the main element in the formation and presentation of a worldview across all the research disciplines in the humanities and other sciences. Cognising and understanding reality requires the consideration and construction of data, descriptions, correlations, and narratives, to all of which concrete events are ...

... considers the semantics of Russian and Lithuanian zoonym phraseological units and performs their semantic and structural systematisation. The author identifies the cultural linguistic features of fixed expressions containing a zoonym component in the worldview of native speakers. 1. Гак В. Г. Сравнительная типология французского и русского языков. М., 1976. 2. Гудавичюс А. Сопоставительная семасиология ...

... the category of hagiographic topoi, which is linked to the concept of literary etiquette. This concept is examined from a polemic standpoint since it does not fully conform to the genesis and function of hagiographic topoi. It is concluded that the worldview and mindset of the hagiographer play a crucial role in the creation of a vita belonging to a particular historical period and church traditions. The author addresses the problem of studying Russian hagiographic literature of the modern and contemporary ...

... 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 special worldview. 1. Natales grate numeras? Сборник статей к 60-летию Георгия Ахилловича Левинтона. СПб., 2008. 2. Астафьев В. П. Собрание соч. : в 6 т. Т. 3 : Последний поклон....

... in terms of composition and ideas — works reflecting the prevalent views of the Galich Rusyns of the time. The proliferation of the Last Judgement compositions in the Eastern Slavic area is linked to the eschatological expectations that shaped the worldview prevalent in Russian lands since the late 16th century. 1. Алексеев А. Сюжет «змея мытарств» в композиции русских икон «Страшного суда» // Церковная археология....

... and His Literary Circle: In 2 Books]. Book 2. Moscow: Institute of World Literature RAS, pp. 233-550. (In Rus.) Kalinnikov, L. A., 2016. Filosofsko-poeticheskoe mirovozzrenie A.A. Feta. Vliyanie I. Kanta i A. Schopenhauera [Philosophical and Poetic Worldview of A. A. Feta. Influence of I. Kant and A. Schopenhauer]. Kaliningrad: IKBFU Press. (In Rus.) Kant, I., 2007. Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View. In: I. Kant, 2007. Anthropology, History, and Education. Edited by G. Zöller and R. B....

... — Profily skladatelů. Praha : Za svobodu. Losskij, N. O., 1946. Dostojevskij a jeho kresťanský svetonáhľad. Liptovský Sv. Mikuláš: Tranoscius. Lossky, N. O., 1953. Dostoevsky i ego khristianskoe miroponimanie [Dostoevsky and His Christian Worldview]. Introduction by S. A. Levitsky. New York: Izdatel’stvo im. Chekhova. (In Rus.) Tchaikovsky, M. I., 1902. Zhizn’ Petra Ilyicha Tchaikovskogo. Po dokumentam, khranyaschimsya v archive pokojnogo kompositora v Klinu [Life of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky....

... does the Kantian programme offer for modernity’s “gnostic dizziness?” I maintain that Kant’s critical turn is still an effective strategy by means of which to compensate for the sudden stresses and “gnostic impulses” provoked by the modern worldview revolution, bringing back an “orientation in thinking” which reorients the world process and individual activity. The imperative to always see and respect humanity in a particular individual warns against the “category mistake” committed ...

... Filosofii, 3, pp. 165-175. (In Rus.) Dmitrieva, N., 2010. Mensch und Geschichte. Zur “anthropologischen Wende” im russischen Neukantianismus. Etica & Politica / Ethics & Politics, 12(2), pp. 82-103. Dmitrieva, N. A., 2013a. Philosophy as Science and Worldview: On the Issue of Pacifism in German and Russian Neo-Kantianism. Logos, 2(92), pp. 138-154. (In Rus.) Dmitrieva, N. A., 2013b. The Concept of A Priori in German and Russian Neo-Kantianism. In: A.N. Krouglov, ed. 2013. Mnogoobrazie apriori [Diversity ...

... their development. They focus on the work of a follower of Georgy Plekhanov, Lyubov Axelrod, who, in developing the concept of historical materialism, turned to Kant. Axelrod’s published works (from early articles and a dissertation on Tolstoy’s worldview, to her mature works on the history of materialism and philosophical-sociological texts on literary classics) and her epistolary legacy (most notably her correspondence with Plekhanov) show that, for her, rethinking the ideas of Kant was a reference ...

... München: Alber. Lossky, N. O., 1932. Freedom of Will. Translated by N. A. Duddington. London: Williams & Norgate. Lossky, N. O., 1991a. The Conditions of Absolute Good. Moscow: Political Literature Publishers. (In Rus.). Lossky, N. O., 1991b. The Types of Worldview. In: N. O. Lossky, 1991. Sensual, Intellectual, and Mystical Intuition. Moscow: Respublika, pp. 4-135. (In Rus.). Lossky, N. O., 1994. God and Evil. Moscow: Republic, pp. 316-409. (In Rus.). Lossky, N. O., 1995. Sensual, Intellectual, and Mystical ...

... in It. Zhurnal Ministerstva narodnogo prosveshcheniia [Journal of the Ministry of Public Education], 1, pp. 28-68. (In Russ.) Frank, S. L., 1996. Dostoevsky and the Crisis of Humanism. In: A. A. Ermichev, ed. 1996. Russkoe Mirovozzrenie [The Russian Worldview]. St. Petersburg: Nauka, pp. 360-367. (In Russ.) Hamburg, G. M., Poole, R. A., 2013. Introduction: The Humanist tradition in Russian Philosophy. In: G. M. Hamburg, R. A. Poole, ed. 2013. A History of Russian Philosophy 1830—1930. Cambridge: ...

... 257-293; 23, pp. 313-342; 27, pp. 382-430; 28, pp. 299-345; 29, pp. 308-342; 30, pp. 380-409; 31, pp. 328-358. (In Rus.) Hessen, S. I., 1932. The Idea of Social Right. Sovremennye zapiski / Annales Contemporaines, 49, pp. 421-435. Hessen, S., 1935a. Worldview and Ideology. Sovremennye zapiski / Annales contemporaines, 57, pp. 316-329 (In Rus.) Hessen, S., 1935b. Truth of Democracy. Sovremennye zapiski / Annales contemporaines, 58, pp. 361-377 (In Rus.) Hessen, S., 1939. O sprzecznościach i jedności ...

... pedagogy, which deserves serious attention. Despite his deeply pietistic education, Donelaitis expressed keen interest in physicotheology and alternatives to pietism as early as his university years. Donelaitis and Kant never met; they had different worldviews. However, they also had something in common relating to the problem of time. They shared the idea that time is not only a form of material existence connected to space but, primarily, a hermeneutic category. It means that, in its very essence,...

... Aleksandra I. Wwiedienskiego [Faith according to Alexander I. Vvedensky] // Logos i Ethos [Logos and Ethos]. № 2, p. 235—253. 28. Czardybon B. 2010 (a), Andrieja Biełego teoria symbolizmu jako swiatopoglądu [Andrey Bely’s theory of symbolism as a worldview] // Symbol w paradygmatach kultury europejskiej. Od czasow antycznych do wspolczesnosci / pod red. A. Borkowskiego, J. Urban. Colloquia Litteraria Sedlcensia. Studia Minora II [Symbol in the paradigms of European culture. From antiquity to the ...

... [Vladimir Solovyov and Russian Neo-Leibnizianism], Voprosy filosofii [Problems of philosophy], no2, p. 90—96. 25. Popova V. S. 2015. I. Kant v stanovlenii filosofskogo mirovozzreniya N. O. Losskogo [I. Kant in formation of N. O. Lossky philosophical worldview], Kantovskiy sbornik [Kantovskiy sbornik], no. 2 (52). p. 62—75. 26. Prasolov M. A. 2007. Subjekt i sushchee v russkom metafizicheskom personalizme [Subject and existence in Russian metaphysical personalism]. St. Petersburg, 354 p. 27. Salagova ...

... transcendental philosophy. It is shown that the experience of translating CPR and the critical analysis of Kant’s epistemology helped Lossky to overcome the complications that emerged in the history of philosophy and develop his own complete and organic worldview. Moreover, there arose an objective need for a new CPR translation, since some intellectuals were not satisfied with that made by N. M. Sokolov. The article contains excerpts from reviews of Sokolov’s and Lossky’s translations of CPR by ...

... famous maxim from the conclusion of the Critique of Practical Reason associates the contemplation of the starry sky and the awareness of the moral law with the pessimistic and catastrophic tone of fear and dread. Iwaszkiewicz’s modification of Kant’s worldview is indirectly connected to the reception of the existential philosophy of Kierkegaard and Dostoevsky. The principle of simultaneity, which underpins the modeling of space in Miсiński’s essay, resonates with the main ideas in Ya. E. Golosovker’s ...

... societies of the 17th-18th centuries becomes significant. The genre specificity of the two texts, features of their narrative structure, and character systems are considered. It is asserted that the two analyzed books share a logocentric and book-centric worldview, the meaning of which lies in the belief in the ability of humans to influence reality through words and books. In connection with the dialectic of word and deed, Faustian motifs of both texts are revealed. In "The Jour­ney of the People ...