O N Nogovitsin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5190177 |
|---|---|
| NAME | O N Nogovitsin |
| GIVEN NAMES | O N |
| FAMILY NAME | Nogovitsin |
| SIGNATURE | NOGOVITSIN O N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Sociology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0989-7921 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Basic concepts of the Late Antique and Byzantine school grammar and philosophical theory of language
In the paper, we analyze the basic terminological apparatus of the Late Antique and Byzantine grammar and philosophical theory of language, as well as the conceptual grounds and problem spots that determined the divergence between the concept of language among grammatists and philosophers at the stage of formalizing the grammar and philosophical knowledge where, in the imperial world of the early and classic Byzantium, they acquired a stable form…
The argument of Severus of Antioch on the absurdity of confessing two common natures in Christ and the concept of “particular nature” within the structure of the “Arbiter” by John Philoponus
The article considers the place of the famous argument of Severus of Antioch on the absurdity of confessing two common natures in Christ in the structure of the "Arbiter" by John Philoponus. In compliance with the general formula of this argument, the confession of two natures in Christ, taken as common natures of deity and humanity, necessarily entails agreeing that the incarnation of Christ signifies the incarnation of the whole Trinity in the …
Theory of morality and the origins of social sciences
Теория морали и начала общественных наук: понятие совести у И. Канта и в прозе Е
Kant’s substantiation of liberalism as a social theory
In this article, we propose a consecutive analysis of Kant?s concept of liberal thought and of the basics of institutional structure of liberal community, which shape an immutable body of all possible logics of development of social practices and thinking within the frame of the liberal world order. For the purposes of the study, the methodological premise is that Kantian metaphysics of morality, law and religion can be considered one of the prim…
Scientific Theories in the Exegesis of the Book of Genesis and Christological Polemics in the First Half of the Sixth Century
This article analyzes the use of scientific theories in the exegesis of the Book of Genesis and in Christological dispute between Diophysites and Monophysites in the first half of the sixth century, focusing on the conditions under which traditional methods of rhetorical argumentation could be applied and on using scientific models for explaining the phenomena of the created nature in order to clarify the aporias from the Book of Genesis and Inca…
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Scientific Theories in the Exegesis of the Book of Genesis and Christological Polemics in the First Half of the Sixth Century
This article analyzes the use of scientific theories in the exegesis of the Book of Genesis and in Christological dispute between Diophysites and Monophysites in the first half of the sixth century, focusing on the conditions under which traditional methods of rhetorical argumentation could be applied and on using scientific models for explaining the phenomena of the created nature in order to clarify the aporias from the Book of Genesis and Inca…
Kant’s substantiation of liberalism as a social theory
In this article, we propose a consecutive analysis of Kant?s concept of liberal thought and of the basics of institutional structure of liberal community, which shape an immutable body of all possible logics of development of social practices and thinking within the frame of the liberal world order. For the purposes of the study, the methodological premise is that Kantian metaphysics of morality, law and religion can be considered one of the prim…
The argument of Severus of Antioch on the absurdity of confessing two common natures in Christ and the concept of “particular nature” within the structure of the “Arbiter” by John Philoponus
The article considers the place of the famous argument of Severus of Antioch on the absurdity of confessing two common natures in Christ in the structure of the "Arbiter" by John Philoponus. In compliance with the general formula of this argument, the confession of two natures in Christ, taken as common natures of deity and humanity, necessarily entails agreeing that the incarnation of Christ signifies the incarnation of the whole Trinity in the …
Theory of morality and the origins of social sciences
Теория морали и начала общественных наук: понятие совести у И. Канта и в прозе Е
Basic concepts of the Late Antique and Byzantine school grammar and philosophical theory of language
In the paper, we analyze the basic terminological apparatus of the Late Antique and Byzantine grammar and philosophical theory of language, as well as the conceptual grounds and problem spots that determined the divergence between the concept of language among grammatists and philosophers at the stage of formalizing the grammar and philosophical knowledge where, in the imperial world of the early and classic Byzantium, they acquired a stable form…
Philosophy (7 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Theology (4 works) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (3 works) · Logos Bible Software (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (2 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (2 works)