Р Р Вахитов
Biographic Data
| ID | 6771702 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Р Р Вахитов |
| GIVEN NAMES | Р Р |
| FAMILY NAME | Вахитов |
| SIGNATURE | ВАХИТОВ Р Р |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9161-0899 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
What did Hegel, Marx, and Ilyenkov mean by “ideal”
E.V. Ilyenkov created the doctrine of the ideal, developing the concept of Marx. Marx came from the school of Hegel, although he subjected Hegel’s philosophy to a critical revision. There is a terminological continuity between the teachings of Hegel, Marx and Ilyenkov. In particular, Ilyenkov uses the term “ideal” not in the generally accepted sense today, but in the narrow, specific sense in which it was used by Marx and Hegel. For Hegel, the i…
The Discreet Soviet Humboldt. Elements of Freedom of Study and Teaching in Soviet Universities in the 1950s–1980s
The article is devoted to the consideration of the Humboldt ideal (and, above all, the academic freedoms inherent in it) and its significance for the education of a critically thinking personality and for a modern society. The author examines the history of attempts to adapt elements of the Humboldt model in pre-revolutionary Russia and the USSR. Agreeing with philosopher Vitaly Kurennoy’s conclusion that “the Humboldt university model has never …
Philosophy of E.V. Ilyenkov and the Ideological Specifics of Russian Philosophy
The article is devoted to the work of the outstanding Soviet philosopher Evald V. Ilyenkov (1924–1979). E.V. Ilyenkov was in his views a Westerner, a “Soviet European” (A.M. Maidansky). Nevertheless, some researchers point to parallels between his work and the work of A.S. Khomyakov, V.S. Solovyov, I.A. Ilyin, B.P. Vysheslavtsev and see him as a Russian philosopher. The proposed article discusses the issues of the relationship between national p…
Debates on Narodnost in Russian Intellectual Culture
In November 2024, a “round-table” was held on the topic: “Debates on Narodnost in Russian Intellectual Culture: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow”. The discussion was initiated by the journal Voprosy Filosofii and by representatives of the research project No. 24-18-00651, “The Ontology of the Nation in Russian Neo-Kantianism”, carried out at the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University and supported by the Russian Science Foundation. Leading domesti…
Н. Я. Данилевский и евразийцы 1920‐х
Статья посвящена объяснению параллелей в учениях Н. Я. Данилевского и русских евразийцев 1920‐х гг. Автор считает, что эти параллели не случайны. Есть переклички между эпохами, в которые были созданы эти учения. На Н. Я. Данилевского оказала влияние Крымская война и объединение держав Запада против России, которое невозможно было объяснить ничем, кроме иррациональной русофобии. Евразийцы были разочарованы позицией западных государств во время Гра…
Ideal in the Age of Triumphant Philistinism. Historical and Cultural Context and the Relevance of the Evald Ilyenkov’s Philosophy
The article is dedicated to the philosophy of Evald Ilyenkov, its historical and cultural context and its relevance today. Ilyenkov is known for his original solution to the problem of the ideal within the framework of Marxism. The concept of the ideal is the center of his philosophical teaching, from which he draws pedagogical, psychological, and aesthetic conclusions. In Soviet times, the concept of the ideal by Ilyenkov caused a discussion, in…
The Russian Idea in Eurasianism and Its Reflection in Contemporary Times
Eurasianism of the 1920s–1930s was one of the most original phenomena of the Russian émigré community. The Eurasianists proposed a new solution to the problem of Russia’s civilizational identity, seeing it neither as Europe, nor Asia, nor as the “center of the Slavic world”, but as a unique, synthetic cultural entity – Eurasia. According to the initial, “right-wing” Eurasianists, the destiny of Russia and the Russian people is to recognize their …
Dialectic Definition of Eurasianism
Статья посвящена обсуждению трудностей определения концепции евразийства 1920‒30-х гг. Среди теоретиков евразийства существовало множество разногласий, и некоторые исследователи считают, что нет евразийства как такового, а есть много евразийств. Таким образом, исчезает сам предмет евразийствоведения. По мнению автора, причиной этого является применение позитивистских методов при исследовании евразийства. Поиск общего для выявления сущности пре…
Results of the Zagorsky Experiment in Terms of the Philosophy of Concrete Idealism (Florensky versus Ilyenkov)
Estates and Razdatok (clarifying the definition of estates)
Modern sciences about society, including sociology, consider estates to be something that belongs to the archaic traditional world. However, S.G. Kordonsky’s theory of estates argues that, on the contrary, estates still exist in modern societies. They are the groups which are granted various privileges by the state. Critics of Kordonsky’s theory say that it mistakenly likens estates to professional groups given special authority by the law (like …
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Estates and Razdatok (clarifying the definition of estates)
Modern sciences about society, including sociology, consider estates to be something that belongs to the archaic traditional world. However, S.G. Kordonsky’s theory of estates argues that, on the contrary, estates still exist in modern societies. They are the groups which are granted various privileges by the state. Critics of Kordonsky’s theory say that it mistakenly likens estates to professional groups given special authority by the law (like …
Results of the Zagorsky Experiment in Terms of the Philosophy of Concrete Idealism (Florensky versus Ilyenkov)
Dialectic Definition of Eurasianism
Статья посвящена обсуждению трудностей определения концепции евразийства 1920‒30-х гг. Среди теоретиков евразийства существовало множество разногласий, и некоторые исследователи считают, что нет евразийства как такового, а есть много евразийств. Таким образом, исчезает сам предмет евразийствоведения. По мнению автора, причиной этого является применение позитивистских методов при исследовании евразийства. Поиск общего для выявления сущности пре…
Н. Я. Данилевский и евразийцы 1920‐х
Статья посвящена объяснению параллелей в учениях Н. Я. Данилевского и русских евразийцев 1920‐х гг. Автор считает, что эти параллели не случайны. Есть переклички между эпохами, в которые были созданы эти учения. На Н. Я. Данилевского оказала влияние Крымская война и объединение держав Запада против России, которое невозможно было объяснить ничем, кроме иррациональной русофобии. Евразийцы были разочарованы позицией западных государств во время Гра…
Ideal in the Age of Triumphant Philistinism. Historical and Cultural Context and the Relevance of the Evald Ilyenkov’s Philosophy
The article is dedicated to the philosophy of Evald Ilyenkov, its historical and cultural context and its relevance today. Ilyenkov is known for his original solution to the problem of the ideal within the framework of Marxism. The concept of the ideal is the center of his philosophical teaching, from which he draws pedagogical, psychological, and aesthetic conclusions. In Soviet times, the concept of the ideal by Ilyenkov caused a discussion, in…
The Russian Idea in Eurasianism and Its Reflection in Contemporary Times
Eurasianism of the 1920s–1930s was one of the most original phenomena of the Russian émigré community. The Eurasianists proposed a new solution to the problem of Russia’s civilizational identity, seeing it neither as Europe, nor Asia, nor as the “center of the Slavic world”, but as a unique, synthetic cultural entity – Eurasia. According to the initial, “right-wing” Eurasianists, the destiny of Russia and the Russian people is to recognize their …
What did Hegel, Marx, and Ilyenkov mean by “ideal”
E.V. Ilyenkov created the doctrine of the ideal, developing the concept of Marx. Marx came from the school of Hegel, although he subjected Hegel’s philosophy to a critical revision. There is a terminological continuity between the teachings of Hegel, Marx and Ilyenkov. In particular, Ilyenkov uses the term “ideal” not in the generally accepted sense today, but in the narrow, specific sense in which it was used by Marx and Hegel. For Hegel, the i…
The Discreet Soviet Humboldt. Elements of Freedom of Study and Teaching in Soviet Universities in the 1950s–1980s
The article is devoted to the consideration of the Humboldt ideal (and, above all, the academic freedoms inherent in it) and its significance for the education of a critically thinking personality and for a modern society. The author examines the history of attempts to adapt elements of the Humboldt model in pre-revolutionary Russia and the USSR. Agreeing with philosopher Vitaly Kurennoy’s conclusion that “the Humboldt university model has never …
Philosophy of E.V. Ilyenkov and the Ideological Specifics of Russian Philosophy
The article is devoted to the work of the outstanding Soviet philosopher Evald V. Ilyenkov (1924–1979). E.V. Ilyenkov was in his views a Westerner, a “Soviet European” (A.M. Maidansky). Nevertheless, some researchers point to parallels between his work and the work of A.S. Khomyakov, V.S. Solovyov, I.A. Ilyin, B.P. Vysheslavtsev and see him as a Russian philosopher. The proposed article discusses the issues of the relationship between national p…
Debates on Narodnost in Russian Intellectual Culture
In November 2024, a “round-table” was held on the topic: “Debates on Narodnost in Russian Intellectual Culture: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow”. The discussion was initiated by the journal Voprosy Filosofii and by representatives of the research project No. 24-18-00651, “The Ontology of the Nation in Russian Neo-Kantianism”, carried out at the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University and supported by the Russian Science Foundation. Leading domesti…
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