Issue #27

IN BRIEF

• About the authors

EDITORIAL

Proceedings of the round table (seminar) "On the Logic of the Historical Process", dedicated to the memory of Alexander Pavlovich Ogurtsov.

• S.S. Neretina – About Freedom and Influence in History (on the 5th anniversary of the death of A.P. Ogurtsov)
• T.B. Lyubimova – On the cycles of time and the logic of history
• V.M. Rozin – Discourses of historical knowledge and history as a way of life
• A.V. Rubtsov – Between Myth and an analysis. Introduction to the book “Narcissus in armor. Psycho-ideology of the “grandiose self” in politics and power”
• P.D. Tishchenko – Reflections on the A.P. Ogurtsov article «Defeat of Philosophy»
• F.N. Blukher – Mythology as an aspect of historical knowledge
• S.S. Horuji – On pluralism of historical logics
• A.A. Paramonov – Cartesian interval. To the issue of “cognitive topos’
• S.L. Gurko – History, tradition and individual strategies

PAST AND PRESENT

• A. Resch – Resch Andreas: Seele
• O.V. Gushchin – Astral Happiness of Juan Carlos Onetti

FOLLOWING THE FOOTSTEPS

• G.J. Vossius – Ars histоrica sive de historiae et historices natura historiaque scribende praeceptis commentatio

MEANINGS OF LOGIC AND THE LOGIC OF MEANING

• L.G. Antipenko – On the ontological understanding of the physical being of things and phenomena
• K. Gödel – A Remark About the Relationship Between Relativity Theory and Idealistic Philosophy
• M.G. Godarev-Lozovsky – A possible hypothesis of correspondence of certain sets of numbers — from integers to imaginary — to the fundamental concepts of science
• Yu.N. Oleinyk – Rotating Universes and the Relativity of Existence: Seven Steps to Kurt Gödel’s Philosophy

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

• K.G. Frolov – Why I am a platonist
• A.A. Syrodeeva – Nuances or In Search of Difficult Solutions

RESPONSES AND REPLIES

• A.Yu. Sevalnikov, I.A. Rybakova – Review of W. Heisenberg’s “Reality and its Order”

NOTA BENE

• Briefly about Books

APPENDIX

• K.B. Vasilyev – How Will Our Word Resound? (Part 3)

CONTROVERSIAL

• N.N. Murzin – «The Lost Elven Prince» as the type of Great Absent Hero in J.R.R. Tolkien Works