Vol. 15 No. 1 (2015)

Published: 2015-04-13

Full Issue

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ETHICAL THEORY

The Paradoxes of Moral Freedom

Sergey N. Kocherov

5-26
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Moral Absolutism: General Description and Contemporary Approaches

Gleb N. Mekhed

27-50
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HISTORY OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY

Two Arguments Against Hedonism in Plato’s Gorgias

Andrey V. Seregin

51-69
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Being Toward Happiness: Eudaimonia in Aristotle’s Ethics

Roman S. Platonov-Polyakov

70-90
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Shakespeare’s 94-th Sonnet and Aristotle’s Excerpt About Great-minded: The Mystery of Similarity

Olga P. Zubets

91-116
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Dilemma of Naturalism and Moralism in Spinoza’s Understanding of Moral Principles

Aslan G. Gadzhikurbanov

117-138
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Organizational Needs of Society as an Origin of Morality in Bernard Mandeville’s Ethics

Andrey V. Prokofiev

139-169
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The Concept of Moral Sense in Francis Hutcheson (Early Period)

Ruben G. Apressyan

170-200
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Immanuel Kant’s Moral Theory and the Idea of Imperativity in the German Philosophical Thought (late 19th – early 20th century)

Konstantin E. Troitsky

201-220
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Ethical Implications of Hannah Arendt’s Studies of Totalitarianism

Maria M. Rohozha

221-244
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Leo Tolstoy’s Ethics: Dilemma of Freedom and Law

Maria L. Gel’fond

245-273
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The Appearance of the Other in Mikhail Bakhtin’s Early Philosophy

Elena V. Demidova

274-296
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ROUNDTABLE BOOK DISCUSSION

Giving Everyone His Due… An Introduction to the Theory of Justice

Ruben G. Apressyan, Olga V. Artemieva, Maria L. Gel'fond, Grigory Y. Kanarsh, Boris N. Kashnikov, Leonid V. Maximov, Andrey V. Prokofyev, Gleb N. Mekhed, Konstantin E. Troitskiy

297-358
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