Vol. 19 No. 2 (2019)

Published: 2019-12-31

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MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS

Moral Philosophy and Ethics: the Demarcation Line

Abdusalam A. Guseynov

5-16
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Proceedings of a Discussion on the Paper “Moral Philosophy and Ethics”, by Abduslam Guseynov, a Member of Russian Academy of Sciences

Alexander V. Razin, Andrey V. Prokofyev, Elena V. Belyaeva, Olga P. Zubets, Maria L. Gel'fond, Andrey A. Sychev, Vyzcheslav M. Artemov, Alexey V. Babanov, Ruben G. Apressyan, Aslan G. Gadjukurbanov, Olga V. Artemyeva, Vladimir N. Nazarov, Konstantin E. Troitskiy, Erich Y. Solovyev, Pavel D. Tishchenko, Natalia A. Khafizova, Ekaterina A. Koval

17-37
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ETHICAL THEORY

The Concepts of “What is” and “What ought to be” in Ethical Contexts

Leonid V. Maximov

38-50
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Universality, Modal Realism, and Parfit

Evgeny V. Loginov

51-62
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HISTORY OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY

Aristotle in the Moral Philosophy of the Early Modern Period (Treatise of H. Grotius «On the Law of War and Peace»)

Roman S. Platonov

63-73
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The Personality of Act-performer in M.M. Bakhtin’s Essay “Toward a Philosophy of the Act”

Elena V. Demidova

74-86
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NORMATIVE ETHICS

On the Ethical, Moral and Pragmatic Justification of Political Decisions

Johanna Ohlsson

87-97
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On the Applicability of the “European Qualification Framework” to I. Kant’s ‘Kingdom of Ends’: Mental Experiment

Alexey I. Trotsak

98-111
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PROBLEMS OF THE THEORY OF JUST WAR

The Idea of Just War in the Western Ethical Tradition (from Antiquity to the Mid-18th Century)

Andrey V. Prokofyev

112-127
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Jus Post Bellum in Just War Theory

Leonid V. Yakushev

128-136
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War as Punishment: Historical Foundations and Current State

Arseniy D. Kumankov

137-151
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Just War Theory: The Critique of the Foundations

Boris N. Kashnikov

152-167
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