Vol. 59 No. 1 (2022): Epistemology & Philosophy of Science

Cosmos: a big challenge and a global project

• 202201_Kasavin (Russian)

Wittgenstein on Intention and Action in the Perspective of Contemporary Approaches in Social Theory

• 202202 (Russian)

Intention, Subject of Will, and Social Theory

• 202201_Surovtsev (Russian)

Intention and Intentional Action in Philosophy of Law: How to Do with Wittgenstein?

Wittgenstein as a “fellow traveler” of contextualist sociology

• 202201_Sanzhenakov (Russian)

The Notions of Will and Action: Hegel and Wittgenstein against Metaphysics of Will

• 202201_Maslov (Russian)

Epistemic Relativism and the Gettier Problem: Insights from Philosophy of Science

• 202201_Vervoort, Shevchenko (Russian)

A Priori in the Classical Model of Science

• 202201_Sokolova (Russian)

Criticism on the Cartesian Account of Self-Knowledge in English-speaking Analytic Philosophy: A Review of the Main Strategies

• 202201_Kozyreva (Russian)

Political Ideologies through the Lens of Modern Neuroscience

• 202201_Bazhanov (Russian)

Neuroethics: discussions about the subject

• 202201_Bryzgalina, Gumarova (Russian)

Intimate technology and alien science: scientists and tDCS-users trade's specific at Reddit.com

• 202201_Petrov (Russian)

ECONOMIC KNOWLEDGE AND POWER: FROM SCIENTIFIC OBJECTIVITY TO TECHNOLOGIES OF IMPERSONALITY AND SOCIAL DESIGN

• 202201_Koshovets (Russian)

BRENTANO AND SCHOLASTICISM: SEARCHING FOR LOST ORIGINS

• 202201_Vdovina (Russian)

Technoscience, Humanity and Man: in search for a formula of coexistence

• 202201_Volkov (Russian)