The practical component of early Greek philosophy by Vadim M. Maslov

“…This should be taken into account in the further study of the history of philosophy; the latter is in essence the school of thought that contributes to the harmonization of theoretical and practical activities of modern philosophy.…”
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Faith and Knowledge, Reconsidered: Modern Religion and the “Time of Life” by Agata Bielik-Robson

“…The main theme of Derrida’s take on the confrontation between fides and ratio is the analysis of the relation between modern philosophy/knowledge and modern religion/faith: a complex co-dependence which challenges Hegel’s conviction that philosophy had managed to sublate religion completely and allowed for the survival of its most valuable contents in a new rational form. …”
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Objectivity as the Fruit of Authentic Subjectivity by Dariusz Oko

“…He tries to connect the great tradition of Thomism and Augustinianism and, on the other hand, classical and modern philosophy, German idealism and English Empiricism. …”
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Kazakh superstitions between humans and nature as a system of compatibility in theology by Yerkebulan Yerzhanov, Alikbayeva Marzhan, Omirbekova Aliya, Kaupenbayeva Sama, Seisenbayeva Akbota, Aisulu Khairuldayeva

“…Although ontological problems are posed at a high level in the concepts of space and time in modern philosophy and classical physics, they become functions of infinity, which are absolutely separate from man. …”
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“Philosophy of War” in Non-Western Intellectual Traditions: the Experience of the Indigenous Population of North America and China by Sergii Rudenko, Yaroslav Sobolievskyi

“…War has always been an integral part of history, politics, religion, and culture despite its destructive power and inhuman consequences. In modern philosophy, there is a very controversial concept – “philosophy of war,” which is considered by some intellectuals to be a special part of the philosophy of politics, while others, on the contrary, deny the existence of this phenomenon. …”
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Search for new dimensions of the educational space: digital and non-digital vectors of development by T. Yu. Krotenko

“…The author’s research diagnoses fundamentally new methodological impulses that exist in science and modern philosophy when considering continuous knowledge as a vital attribute of a modern person. …”
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Intersubjectivity levels in organising everyday social life of individuals with disabilities by Popov Vitaly, Muzyka Oksana, Kholina Oksana

“…It is shown that the use of concepts and categories of modern philosophy allows to integrate complexes of ideas about specificity of subjective time of people with disabilities in the world of everyday life of included society with priority use of phenomenological characteristics of intersubjectivity and intensional-temporal coordination. …”
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Explaining the relationship between art and nature in Schelling's philosophy by Roxana Riahi, Ali Moradkhani, Mohammad Shokri

“…Schelling turns to Leibniz's vitalistic philosophy for presents a self-organizing scheme of nature, and he uses the intensive doctrine of substance to overcome the dualism of modern philosophy. In this view, the parts are to be deduced, in a purely analytic way from the whole, and each unit must include an infinite plurality, so the difference between subject and object is in degree, not in type; Nature is all alive, and no real object is entirely inorganic but is only in a lower degree of organic. …”
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Natural theology and orthodoxy by Swinburne, R

“…Thus Swinburne’s program of natural theology consisted in using the criteria used in modern natural science and historical inquiry for the probable truth of a suggested explanation, analyzed with the careful rigor of modern philosophy, to show the meaningfulness and probable truth of Christian theology. …”

" فويرباخ : من اللاهوت النقدي إلى المادية المثالية " by منذر شباني

“…This paper deals with Feuerbach's position on theoretical modern philosophy until Hegel, looking at it as theology which had reached its peak with Hegel. …”
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Morphology of V.N. Ilyin in the Context of World Philosophical Thought by Oleg T. Ermishin

“…Ilyin understood and assessed his modern philosophy and its results by the middle of the twentieth century. …”
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Symbolization of a Person in Political Action Figures: Communist – Revolutionary – Militant by Zhurbina, I.V.

“…Going beyond the purely economic approach opens up a new symbolic image of Man, which is represented in modern philosophy by such figures as the Frontline Soldier, the Worker (Ernst Jünger, Alen de Benoist), the Warrior, and the Soldier (Alain Badiou), the Patriot and the Militant (Michael Hardt, Antonio Negri). …”
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Problematization of Modern Philosophical Anthropology and Prospects of its Development by D. Yu. Dorofeev

“…The author expresses a cautious hope that philosophical anthropology can become a locomotive for the development of all modern philosophy.…”
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Temporality, lived time and psychopathology of everyday life by M. Carneiro, S. Nascimento, T. Coelho Rocha, J. Cunha

“…The idea and problem of time play a central role in both modern philosophy and psychiatry. Many authors contributed to the notion of “lived time” and placed the focus on how time is lived and perceived by the individual. …”
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On Historical Context of Leszek Nowak’s Idealizational Conception of Science by Rafał Paweł Wierzchosławski

“…The idealizing interpretation of Marx as an insightful methodologist, whose legacy makes it possible to overcome methodological dilemmas in modern philosophy of science, was also aimed at finding such an aspect (idealizing models) that made it possible to defend against factual charges directed against the Marxist system in the social sciences (apologetic function). …”
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A comparative study on Soul in Baba Afdal's philosophy and mind in Descartes' one by Seyyed Mostafa Shahraeini

“…He has been rightly regarded as the father of modern philosophy. His writings are taught at philosophy departments in all universities all over the world and different aspects of his thought are the subject-matter for so many books, articles, and dissertations and treatises which make among the epoch-making philosophers in the west. …”
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" فويرباخ : من اللاهوت النقدي إلى المادية المثالية " by منذر شباني

“…This paper deals with Feuerbach's position on theoretical modern philosophy until Hegel, looking at it as theology which had reached its peak with Hegel. …”
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Public Morality as a Mental, Social and Determinative Phenomenon: Neuroethical Aspects by Nadiia Skrypnyk, Valentina Sinelnikova, Sviatoslav Ovcharenko, Tetyana Shnurenko, Andriy Ivanish, Pelaheia Pavliuchenko

“…They were given by God Moses himself on Mount Sinai after a forty-day conversation (Yakuhno I., 2019). In modern philosophy, where the ideals of democracy, for example, embrace the fundamental concepts of freedom, equality, respect and dignity for all, people have the right to determine for themselves what moral life is. …”
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the Subjectivity in Descartes philosophy by Allahyar Rahmati, Parviz Ziashahabi, Reza Davari Ardakani

“…Descartes' subjectivity changed the course of modern philosophy, and later philosophers philosophized in that direction. …”
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The contingent a priori: has it anything to do with indexicals? by Williamson, T

“…: when this question is raised in modern philosophy — as, following Kripke, it often has been — it generally introduces a discussion of certain examples which seem to turn on indexical or indexical-like words (Nathan Salmon lists most of the important work on the topic at pp. 77-8 of Reference and Essence, Blackwell 1982; I have also been helped by Graeme ForbesY typescript 'States of Affairs, Bedeutung and the Contingent A Priori1, 1985, and subsequent correspondence). …”