Death of subject’s death by D. V. Ankin

“…In modern philosophy, there is a synthesis of the main directions of classical philosophy of language of the early 20th century: analytical philosophy, hermeneutics and structuralism/poststructuralism. …”
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Comparative analysis of the principle of evolution of classical and non-classical science by N. V. Bryanik

“…The dominant approach in the modern philosophy of science is the history of science, so the author is guided by the methodology of historical and scientific research, when comparative analysis is implemented through finding out the similarities and differences of the stages of interest. …”
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Criteria of scientificity and their evolution as a problem of philosophy of science by N. V. Bryanik

“…Taking into account the dominant tendency of modern philosophy of science – turning to the history of science, the author conducts a comparative analysis of the criteria of scientificity developed in Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Modern Age. …”
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Formation of the Classical Philosophy of Science and the Evolution of Its Forms by Nadezhda V. Brianik

“…The modern philosophy of science is genetically related to the formed in the modern era classical philosophy of science. …”
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Human and technology: a new anthropological turn in culture by N. N. Pluzhnikova

“…It the context of the digitalization of culture, in modern philosophy, interest is shifting to the study of technologies and their impact on human life and behavior. …”
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Philosophical Conversations about Music in Simple Language. Pythagoras: the Divine Number and World Musical Harmony by G. G. Kolomiets, D. Rasul-Kareyev

“…The Pythagorean understanding of the numerical harmony of the structure of the universe largely determined the path of development of music theory, forming the main musical categories: fret, rhythm, interval, modulation and others. The modern philosophy of music deepens the Pythagorean ideas of harmony of spheres, putting forward the principles of functionality and processivity as properties of music, and allows us to talk about the law of cyclicity on a global scale. …”
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The problem of good and evil in the novel by K. S. Lewis "The Space Trilogy" by Efimova Ludmila, Aleksandrova Elena, Shekhireva Natalia, Rozhina Ekaterina, Gavrilova Elena

“…Lewis, which represent one of the few studies in modern philosophy and cultural studies on the example of the novel “Space Trilogy. …”
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Formation and development of the controlling system at industrial enterprises by K.O. Buzhymska, I.M. Tsaruk

“…The basic postulates of the modern philosophy of controlling are formulated through the interrelation of directions of growth of efficiency of activity of the enterprise as a whole and its divisions. …”
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Freedom and subjectivity in Marx, liberalism and the work of Cornelius Castoriadis by Kioupkiolis, A

“…<p>This D.Phil, dissertation looks into different conceptions of freedom in contemporary and earlier modern philosophy. It concentrates on the accounts of K. …”

The evolution of Leszek Kołakowski’s religious thought by Czyzewski, H

“…Furthermore, it maintains that Kołakowski’s youthful engagement with Communism in Stalinist Poland, along with his later historical inquiries into various strands of modern philosophy were, in fact, phases in his development as a religious philosopher.…”

Rethinking bias and truth in evidence‐based health care by Wieringa, S, Engebretsen, E, Heggen, K, Greenhalgh, T

“…In modern philosophy, the concept of truth has been problematized from different angles, yet in evidence‐based health care (EBHC), it continues to operate hidden and almost undisputed through the linked concept of “bias.” …”

Transnational knowledge transfer in the Enlightenment (c.1750-1790): the case of József Fogarasi Pap by Florutau, MI

“…Firstly, religious discourse did not belong to a separate religious Enlightenment, but was a consistent feature of early modern philosophy. Secondly, Fogarasi Pap’s eclectic negotiation of various ideas and influences was a common method employed by thinkers to answer prize competitions’ questions, representing an Enlightenment philosophical and literary genre. …”

إشكالية دلالة مصطلح العقلانية في الفلسفة الحديثة by منذر شباني, جانت عبود

“…Hence, our paper is an attempt to unscramble the controversy relating to tuning the term of rationality into a concept that denotes multiple significations in the era of modern philosophy, and which are considered the real foundation of what today's world has reached in its intellectual, scientific and social aspects. …”
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Integral Studies and Integral Practices for Humanity and Nature by Tomohiro Akiyama

“…First, we investigated the necessity of integral studies and integral practices, which were suggested by the following three evidences: (1) limitations of the Spiritual Revolution and modern philosophy, (2) limitations of the Scientific Revolution and modern science, and (3) contemporary practical problems that threaten the future of humanity and nature. …”
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A Moral Criticism of Contemporary Islamic Philosophy's Responses (According to Tabatabai and Motahhari’s Viewpoints) to the Problem of Evil by Zahra Yahyapour, Naimeh Pourmohammadi, Malek Hosseini

“…The most important defenses proposed in contemporary Islamic philosophy (taken from the thoughts of Tabatabai and Motahhari) against the logical problem of evil are: (1) Evil is not real and is something imaginary; (2) Evil is of non-existence; (3) Evil is something relative; (4) The existence of a creature that its good is more than its evil is necessary; (5) The matter is the source of the evil; (6) The existence of evil is necessary for the existence of good; (7) The existence of evil is necessary for perceiving the good; (8) Evil is the result of not having a holistic look at the world; (9) Evil is the result of looking at the world from a human perspective; (10) Evil is the result of human free will. However, the modern philosophy of religion has raised strong moral objections to traditional defenses and theodicies, including contemporary Islamic philosophy. …”
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Historical-Philosophical Components of Policy and Mo-Rality Relations by Dmytro V. Usov

“…Tuhendhat about the nature of morality as a special regulatory system, and the basic principles of justification of moral standards in a modern philosophy were analyzed. It is shown that the landscape of contemporary crisis of social being, moral principles appear both as formal and procedurally - material ones, but the necessary for politicians mental attitude not only to their close, but also to other people requires the willingness to be honest and open. …”
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Ethical Theoretical Reflections on Social Media: Place of the Human Being in the Digital Space by Wei-Ding Tsai, Olga Vasil'evna Chistyakova

“…Relevant questions of modern philosophy are substantiated - whether there are some specific ethical relations in cyberspace, which arise directly on the Internet, how they are possible, and how they can be regulated. …”
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Thought as a quasi-possibility by D. V. Ankin

“…Chalmers, which is popular in modern philosophy of consciousness. It is shown that the conceivability of a zombie does not exclude the possible inconsistency of a zombie from an absolute point of view. …”
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The Poetics of Sound in H. P. Lovecraft’s Literature on the Example of the Story The Outsider by M. G. Chertovskikh, D. V. Chertovskikh

“…On the contrary, the creations and events described by the writer are presented as material facts of the world. In modern philosophy following Graham Harman this view of the world is called weird-realism or weird-materialism. …”
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DVILYPĖ FILOSOFINIO MODERNO SAVIGRINDA IN PECTORE – TVARUSIS HYPOKEIMENON IR ATOMON SĄJUNGOS TRAPUMAS by Marius Povilas Šaulauskas

“…Thus the question how to establish the certainty of reliable human knowledge on the ground of reflexive self-understanding of the epistemological ego stands as the ultimate basis of the par excellence agneological modern philosophy. The metaphilosophical performation of the epistemological ego is unremittingly replicated as a warrant, expression and fortune of the persistent lability of modern Western philosophy, its ineradicably agneological posture.…”
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