ISSUES OF VALUES IN ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY by Павло ОБЛАП

“…It has been established that in the history of European philosophy, the concept of “values,” as an embodiment of the term “the Good” (that which brings benefit), originates in ancient philosophy. Various approaches to understanding values that existed in ancient philosophy are characterized. …”
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Entre educación y prostitución: Sócrates en Platón y Jenofonte by Valeria Sonna

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Kelsen H. Causality and Retribution / trans. from Engl. А. B. Didikin by А. B. Didikin

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Territorial Rivalries in Humanitarian Work and Nursing: Critical Examination of Professional Identities and Delivery of Care by Janaka Jayawickrama, Jordan Lindekens

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The logic of «pure knowledge» and conceptual understanding of principle of causality in normativism by A. B. Didikin

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ANTIQUE PARADIGM OF TECHNOLOGY by О. F. Tereshkun

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ТHE BEGINNING OF THE WORLD ACCORDING TO HESIODS AS THE BIRTH OF PHILOSOPHICAL ONTOLOGY by Ігор ПАВЛЕНКО

Subjects: “…ancient philosophy, mythology, Hesiod, Chaos, arché, being, cosmogony, ontology, language…”
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İLKÇAĞ FELSEFİ DÜŞÜNCESİNDE, AHLAKİ BİR PROBLEM OLARAK “DÜNYA ALGISI” by Şamil Öçal

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PHILOSOPHY AND SPECIAL SCIENCES by Eugenijus Meškauskas

“…However this problem has rich prehistory related to the differences between conceptions of nature manifesting itself already in the ancient philosophy. In the empiricist tradition philosophy is considered as the methodological factor external with respect to natural science. …”
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The Concept of Akrasia in D. Husak’s Theory of Criminal Responsibility and the Advantages of Its Alternative by Gediminas Šataitis

“…In his theory, Husak employs the concept of akrasia related to moral knowledge-ignorance, albeit sourcing its presuppositions from contemporary skeptics rather than from ancient philosophy. Yet, Husak’s theory is not skeptical. …”
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To Know Is To Be – Wisdom in Philosophy as a Way of Life and Its Implications for our Understanding of Knowledge by Lucas Nascimento Machado

“…In my paper, I attempt to show how the Hadotian metaphilosophical perspective of philosophy as a way of life (PWL for short) implies another conception of what true, philosophical knowledge is: a conception that one should understand through Hadot’s reading of what is Sophia for ancient philosophy. To do so, I present my account of PWL according to Hadot as a way of understanding philosophy in which the way of life comes first and the discourse comes second and which is practiced fundamentally through the spiritual exercises of attention to the present moment and cosmic consciousness. …”
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Do We Need to Choose Between Theory and Practice? On the Place of Logos and Praxis in Philosophy as a Way of Life by Marta Faustino

“…At the same time, Hadot’s emphasis on the practical dimension of ancient philosophy and its alleged privilege of practice over theory is one of the most polemic and controversial aspects of his account of PWL. …”
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A növények titkos élete – A ἕτερον ζῷον helye és szerepe a Timaiosz élő világában by Máté Herner

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The Stoic Tradition by John Sellars

“… When we think about ancient philosophy we tend to think first and foremost of Plato and Aristotle, the two great Athenian philosophers, whose works have come down to us and that we can read today. …”
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The status of a woman in the ancient world: features of marital and family relations in Ancient Athens by I. A. Lohvynenko, Ye. S. Lohvynenko

“…However, it was in the classical period of ancient Greece formed the first ideas about the harmonious coexistence of male and female, spirituality and love between man and woman, as well as in ancient philosophy, the first doubts about the biological nature of inequality, which in the future led to the formation of key provisions of gender theories.…”
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Academic Philosophy as a Way of Life by Eli Kramer, Marta Faustino, Hélder Telo

“…As he comments in the same text: “Such is the lesson of ancient philosophy: an invitation to each human being to transform himself. …”
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