Issue #37

Abstract: Heidegger Martin. The Concept of Time / Transl. from German by A.P. Shurbelyov. — St. Petersburg: Vladimir Dal, 2021. — 199 p. The treatise, written in 1924 as a prolegomenon to “Being and Time”, consists of four chapters. Heidegger considers temporality as the fundamental structure of Dasein, and historicity as its ontological consequence. The book analyzes the existentials of care and resoluteness, and raises the question not “what is time?” but “who is time?”.
Kojev Alexandre. Sophia — Philo-sophia and Phenomenology / Preface by A.M. Rutkevich, text preparation by N.A. Rutkevich and O.V. Golovaya. — Moscow: Praxis, 2021. — 158 p. The book is a transcription of Alexandre Kojève’s manuscript on the relationship between wisdom (sophia) and philosophy as a striving for perfect knowledge. Kojève examines the maxim “Know thyself”, discusses the role of speech and dialogue, as well as the idea of the “end of history” (in its Hegelian and Marxist understanding).
Wittgenstein Ludwig. Remarks on Colour. — Moscow: Rehabilitation, 2022. — 160 p. Late remarks by Wittgenstein on the logic of colour concepts, their linguistic and socio-cultural conditionality. Traditional theories of colour perception are criticized. The book consists of three sections of theses (88, 20 and 350 paragraphs) and a concluding article by V.A. Surovtsev and K.A. Rodin “The Logic of Colour Concepts in L. Wittgenstein’s ‘Remarks on Colour'”.