Dmitry V Shmonin
Biographic Data
| ID | 237581 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dmitry V Shmonin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dmitry V |
| FAMILY NAME | Shmonin |
| SIGNATURE | SHMONIN D V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Herzen University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A.N. Egunov's «Outlines» for the translation of Plato's «Symposium»
The archive of A. N. Egunov, a prominent Russian writer, poet, and scholar, includes unpublished fragments of his translation of the dialogue «Symposium». These fragments were prepared during his work on the 1965 edition of Plato's Selected Dialogues. Egunov carefully researched the then available translations of the «Symposium» and concluded that none of them met the requirements of a modern edition. He prepared recommendations for future transl…
Porphyry, Chaldaism, Judaism
The article seeks to explain the issue of why Porphyry of Tire, the first thinker introducing the discourses of the «Chaldean oracles» into Platonism, did not integrate Chaldaism and Judaism in his ideas on the nature of barbarian "theologies". For example, Julian the Apostate had accomplished such integration in his “political theology”. In the authors' opinion the reason for Porphyry's caution was his assessment of theurgy and its role in the g…
Values in education and modern university
The article is devoted to the analysis of the value-worldview aspect of modern university education. The “mass university” of the last quarter of the 20th — early 21st centuries, which set itself the underestimated task of “providing educational services” for the formation of a society of “qualified consumers”, practically ignored the classical experience of transferring knowledge associated with the spiritual education of the personality of an i…
Ontology and Epistemology of Non-being in Plato's Philosophy
The dialogues "Parmenides" and "Sophist" are among the most important texts of Plato, where the themes of non-existence and apophaticism are considered. In the 20th century, they received interpretations radically different from the Neoplatonic one. They are now considered mainly as texts about the boundaries of language and knowledge, rather than about that ontological objectivity, which is quite openly declared in them. The authors of this arti…
Theology and Philosophy of Science
The article continues the cycle of the author’s works analyzing the objectivity of theology, its position within the scientific space and beyond. The analysis is given from the point of view of the philosophy of science as a philosophical discipline, which, in addition to the general section, has a specification of areas, branches and groups of specialties adopted in the modern science of science and scientometrics. The content of theology is de…
Rational Theology in Polemic Strategies of Early Christian Apologues
The texts of early Christian apologists are an example of a clear argumentative reaction to a number of external and internal challenges. The internal ones included changes in the size and structure of the community, increased heterodoxia, and a decrease in eschatological moods. Among the external – on the one hand, the growth of hostility and systematic persecution on the part of Rome, on the other, the specific atmosphere of the “age of the Ant…
Toledo Principles and Theology in School
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Toledo Principles and Theology in School
Rational Theology in Polemic Strategies of Early Christian Apologues
The texts of early Christian apologists are an example of a clear argumentative reaction to a number of external and internal challenges. The internal ones included changes in the size and structure of the community, increased heterodoxia, and a decrease in eschatological moods. Among the external – on the one hand, the growth of hostility and systematic persecution on the part of Rome, on the other, the specific atmosphere of the “age of the Ant…
Ontology and Epistemology of Non-being in Plato's Philosophy
The dialogues "Parmenides" and "Sophist" are among the most important texts of Plato, where the themes of non-existence and apophaticism are considered. In the 20th century, they received interpretations radically different from the Neoplatonic one. They are now considered mainly as texts about the boundaries of language and knowledge, rather than about that ontological objectivity, which is quite openly declared in them. The authors of this arti…
Theology and Philosophy of Science
The article continues the cycle of the author’s works analyzing the objectivity of theology, its position within the scientific space and beyond. The analysis is given from the point of view of the philosophy of science as a philosophical discipline, which, in addition to the general section, has a specification of areas, branches and groups of specialties adopted in the modern science of science and scientometrics. The content of theology is de…
A.N. Egunov's «Outlines» for the translation of Plato's «Symposium»
The archive of A. N. Egunov, a prominent Russian writer, poet, and scholar, includes unpublished fragments of his translation of the dialogue «Symposium». These fragments were prepared during his work on the 1965 edition of Plato's Selected Dialogues. Egunov carefully researched the then available translations of the «Symposium» and concluded that none of them met the requirements of a modern edition. He prepared recommendations for future transl…
Porphyry, Chaldaism, Judaism
The article seeks to explain the issue of why Porphyry of Tire, the first thinker introducing the discourses of the «Chaldean oracles» into Platonism, did not integrate Chaldaism and Judaism in his ideas on the nature of barbarian "theologies". For example, Julian the Apostate had accomplished such integration in his “political theology”. In the authors' opinion the reason for Porphyry's caution was his assessment of theurgy and its role in the g…
Values in education and modern university
The article is devoted to the analysis of the value-worldview aspect of modern university education. The “mass university” of the last quarter of the 20th — early 21st centuries, which set itself the underestimated task of “providing educational services” for the formation of a society of “qualified consumers”, practically ignored the classical experience of transferring knowledge associated with the spiritual education of the personality of an i…
Philosophy (7 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Literature (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Theology (3 works) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (2 works)