Sergey Smirnov

Biographic Data

ID4518369
NAMESergey Smirnov
GIVEN NAMESSergey
FAMILY NAMESmirnov
SIGNATURESMIRNOV S
AFFILIATIONSLomonosov Moscow State University
ORCID0000-0003-0035-5613
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS5
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2016
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX1

  • The Evolution of the Russian Diaspora in Northeast China (Late 19th – Mid‐20th Centuries)

    Open AccessSergey Smirnov, С В СмирновARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2024

    Based on the fundamental statement that the Russian immigrant community in Northeast China in the late nineteenth – mid-twentieth centuries was a diaspora, this article examines the process of transformation of the nature of the Russian diaspora and the peculiarities of its functioning at certain stages of its existence. The research is based on the conceptual ideas of Imperial and Diaspora Studies. There are four stages of the existence of the R…

  • Virtual reality as a transformed form

    Open AccessSergey Smirnov, Sergey A SmirnovARTICLEFilosofskii Zhurnal2023

    The article provides an analysis of one problem related to the discussion of the ontologi­cal status of virtual reality. The author proposes to discuss the problem of the reality of virtual worlds in terms of transformed forms. In this regard, an analysis is given of how this concept was introduced by K. Marx and how it was discussed further in the scientific literature. It is proposed to perceive the transformed form not as a perverted or false …

  • Is Human Being Computable, or Anthropology of Artificial Intelligence. Methodological Aspect

    Open AccessSergey SmirnovARTICLEVestnik of Saint Petersburg…2023

    The article analyzes the anthropological paradigms of the mainstream approaches to AI development. The article concludes that the principle of computability (quantifiability) first introduced in the early stages of AI development (namely by A.Turing) is still paramount. The article showcases the way this principle is rooted in what Heidegger described as treating humans and the state of being itself as a consumable and ultimately destructible com…

  • Russian Emigrants in Manchuria and the Japanese New Order

    Open AccessSergey Smirnov, С В СмирновARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2022

    In imperial studies, the inclusion of diasporic groups, fragments of vanished empires, into newly formed imperial spaces remain considerably underexplored. This article is devoted to the problem of the integration of the Russian emigrant colony into the multinational community of the quasi-sovereign state of Manchukuo (1932–1945), which was a product of Japanese pan-Asian imperial construction. The option of integrating emigrants with the status …

  • Between ethics and technology

    Open AccessNatalja A Sinyukova, Sergey SmirnovARTICLEVestnik of Saint Petersburg…2021References: 2

    This article analyses the fluidity of a human condition in terms of ethical boundaries. Recent technological developments have made the ethical framework of the notion of a human volatile and prone to revaluation. This revaluation requires established practices of conduct and interpretation of an ethical expertise. The article describes such new forms and ways to make them part of the repertoire of established institutions. In addition, the artic…

  • On Self-Determination of a Philosopher

    Sergey Smirnоv, Sergey SmirnovARTICLEIdeas and Ideals2020

  • General Diterikhs’ Address to Russian Refugees (Girin, 1923)

    Open AccessSergey Smirnov, С В СмирновARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2020

    This article includes a previously unpublished document, an address to the military officials of the Priamurye Zemstvo Host and civil refugees. The address was written in April 1923 in the Girin camp for Russian internees formed as a result of the White Army’s withdrawal from Primorye to Northeastern China at the end of the Civil War. The address was authored by Lieutenant General M. K. Diterikhs, former head of the last White government in Russi…

  • Anthropological Boundaries of Humanitarian Expertise

    Open AccessSergey Smirnov, Ekaterina YablokovaARTICLEPhilosophical Anthropology2019Cited by: 1References: 1

    В статье рассмотрен феномен гуманитарной экспертизы в контексте антропологического поворота, совершённого в философии науки и практике, и с учётом формирования неклассических норм в философии науки. В целом антропологический поворот авторами понимается как сдвиг от эссенциальной парадигмы к парадигме событийной и энергийной, в рамках которой человек выступает не как объект описания и конструирования, а как событие, в силу чего так или иначе проис…

  • Anthropological Practices of Self-Care

    Open AccessSergey Smirnov, Sergey A SmirnovARTICLEJournal of Siberian Federal…2018

    The present article introduces the concept of anthropological practice as a special practice of transformation and change of a person. The concept is discussed in terms of cultural tradition known as the "self-care" practice. The concept of anthropological practice is regarded from different focuses, primarily from the topic of care: ontological tope, tope of care discourse, tope of care as a practice, tope of care object, tope of care subject. T…

  • The Russian Media Industry in Ten Years

    Open AccessElena Vartanova, Елена Вартанова et al.ARTICLEWestminster Papers in Communication…2016Cited by: 4References: 10

    This article presents the results of the first stage of the foresight research ­project initiated by the Faculty of Journalism at Lomonosov Moscow State University. The investigation was based on 49 in-depth semi-structured interviews with media managers and experts and has revealed that the Russian media ­system in the next ten years is unlikely to fundamentally change. According to the ­findings of the research the basic business model in Russi…