Russell and Wittgenstein: apprenticeship and other ‘crossings’ by V. V. Tselishchev

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'In Examining Others We Know Ourselves': Joanna Baillie on Sympathetic Curiosity, Moral Education, and Drama by Lauren Kopajtic

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Philosophy and Sociology Studies by S. A. Kravchenko, A. V. Shestopal

“…He was the author of the first textbook on ethics in the postwar USSR. Other works Shishkin, including monograph "XX century and the moral values of humanity", played a in reorienting national philosophy from class interests to universal moral principles. …”
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La philosophie espagnole des années 1900-1930, une philosophie poétique ? by Camille Lacau St Guily

“…In the 1900-1930's, the Spanish philosophy was a poetic philosophy, a poetic anthropology, driven by, among others, men such as Miguel de Unamuno, but also Gabriel Alomar, Victoriano García Martí, María Zambrano, Federico García Lorca.…”
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“We are Performance Philosophy Problems” by Janet Gibson, Kate Maguire-Rosier, Tony McCaffrey

“…Two separate pieces form a response to Maoilearca’s question: one from McCaffrey and the other from Maguire-Rosier and Gibson, all participants of the KeyGroup. …”
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Doctoral of Philosophy in Education by Coursework and Research by Kabale University

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Doctoral of Philosophy in Education by Research Only by Kabale University

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INTERPRETATION PHILOSOPHY AND E. MEŠKAUSKAS METHODOLOGY by Krescencijus Stoškus

“… In our time philosophy like special sciences usually is being evaluated only according to its conceptual originality. …”
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Interpretations of “True Knowledge” in Zhuangzi’s Philosophy by Rongkun Zhang

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Yorùbá Philosophy and Contemporary Nigerian Realities by Adeshina Afolayan

“… Beginning from Marx’s understanding of the relationship between philosophy and reality, this Introduction to the special edition of the Yoruba Studies Review explores the inevitable but complex relationship that exists between philosophy and its place. …”
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Quality of Life Philosophy VI. The Concepts by Soren Ventegodt, Niels Jørgen Andersen, Joav Merrick

“…The paper shows that the concepts in each group can be seen as related to each other in a quite intuitive and logical way, to give a coherent quality of life philosophy that allows the physician to encourage, inspire, and support his patient. …”
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Death and Spirit in Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature by Brigita Gelžinytė

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THE CONCEPT OF SELF-DETERMINATION IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT by V. V. Khmil, O. M. Korkh

“…Conclusions. The philosophy of the Enlightenment has made a significant step toward further development of self-determination concept and its rationalization – separation of freedom and tyranny, new perception of necessary conditions for free self-determination of an individual as the ability to manage own passions and build own life on some rational principles, to refuse from excessive egoism, combining personal interests with the interests of others and public in generally these ideas were performed in the system of philosophical and legal liberalism, which emerged as a result of the synthesis of individualism and rationality concepts, and became an ideological basis for the modernization of Western civilization.…”
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Civilizational Narrative and Philosophy at Higher Education Institutions by N. V. Kuznetsov, A. M. Sokolov

“…According to the authors, on the one hand, the presence of philosophy as a mandatory element of the higher education system in the USSR testified to the creative potential of the new civilizational initiative; on the other hand, this philosophy has not reached a sufficient degree of maturity to correspond to the level of Soviet society development.…”
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The Milesian School: the Relationship between Religion and Philosophy by Mykolas Degutis

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La « Philosophie spontanée d'un savant » by Fabienne Toupin

“…Henri Adamczewski developed an utterer-centered approach to the grammar of English for which he is well-known in France. Contrary to other linguists, he never gave an account of his philosophy of language, and in this paper I hypothesize that this philosophy, which remained throughout mostly unconscious, mixes materialist and idealistic elements.This paper aims at making explicit Adamczewski's philosophy of language, a condition for a deeper understanding of the linguist's views and a better assessment of his role in the recent history of English linguistics. …”
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Can Literature Know Itself and Not Become Philosophy? by Ralph M. Berry

“…However, as soon as one wonders about their definitions, concepts like “literature” or “the novel” on the one hand, or “philosophy” or even “concept” on the other, prove all too elusive. …”
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Justin Martyr – between Philosophy and the Second Sophistic by Justinas Ambrazas

“… Only relatively recently have researchers begun to speak more loudly about how studies on the Second Sophistic overlook Christian (and Jewish) literature. On the other hand, studies on early Christianity in turn view the Second Sophistic as an exclusively rhetorical movement. …”
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VOLTAIRE’S PHILOSOPHY: HUMAN NATURE AND INTERPRETATION OF RELIGION by Yu. Zimaryova

“…The research extensively applies hermeneutical method for interpreting Voltaire’s philosophy. Scientific novelty. In academic literature on Voltaire’s works we have ascertained the basic anthropological component of his philosophy and reconsider Voltaire’s ideas about religion as something that is rooted in human nature. …”
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The Unity of Space in Kant’s Pre-Critical Philosophy by Dai Heide

“…Much recent attention has been paid to Kant’s account of the unity of space in the Critique of Pure Reason, not least because of the significant implications of that view for other key critical-period doctrines. But far less attention has been paid to the development of Kant’s account of the unity of space. …”
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