Nikolai Rudenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 8815334 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nikolai Rudenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nikolai |
| FAMILY NAME | Rudenko |
| SIGNATURE | RUDENKO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Oriental Studies |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Instructions of Zhao Zhenji (1508–1576) to the County Governor of Dazu on the Confucian Canons, the Way, and the Four Omissions
This article presents the fi rst Russian translation and a philosophical analysis of “Notes on the Chambers of Canon Veneration in the School of Confucian Scholars of Dazu County” (Dazu-xian ruxue zunjing ge ji 大足縣儒學尊經閣記) by Zhao Zhenji 趙貞吉 (1508–1576), a prominent Ming dynasty statesman and an understudied philosopher. The text records a dialogue between Zhao and Dong Ji, the magistrate of Dazu County in Sichuan Province, on the occasion of the …
A commonly-accessible reverse-deductive ethics of everyday life in Wang Gen’s “Interpretations”
This article presents the first Russian translation and a philosophical analysis of two key works by Wang Gen 王艮 (1483–1541): “Interpretation of the Return to Primordiality” (Fu-chu shuo 復初說) and “Interpretation of the Heavenly Principles and Good Knowledge” (Tian-li liang-zhi shuo 天理良知說). These texts articulate Wang Gen’s understanding of tian-li 天理 («heavenly principles») and liang-zhi 良知 («good knowledge»), while also reflecting the intellec…
Secret Mechanisms of Goodness and Joy
This article presents the first Russian translation and philosophical analysis of excerpts from Luo Rufang’s (1515–1588) «Collection of Master Jinxi» (Jinxi-zi ji), focusing on the “infant heart” (chízi zhī xīn), a central concept in his philosophy. The study reveals that Luo’s concept of the infant heart represents a development of traditional Confucian ideas originating with Meng-zi, Zhu Xi, and Wang Yangming, who emphasized innate knowledge an…
A Tale about the Eels and Their Saviour the Loach
The article presents a study of the ideological content substance within the artistic and philosophical oeuvre of Wang Gen (1483–1541), the founder of the Taizhou School of the teaching of Wang Yangming (1472–1529). “Ode on the Eels and the Loach” (Qiu-shan Fu). The “Ode” is shown to possess a messianic-revolutionary, populist, and egalitarian inclination, as well as the connection between its plot and Wang Gen’s real-life biography, uncovering …
Teachers and Friends in the Images of Heaven and Earth
The article presents a research of ideas of two major essays by He Xinyin (1517–1579), a prominent Wang Yangming followers’ Taizhou school representative – “Interpretation of Teachers” (Shi shuo) and “Discussing Friends” (Lun you) and also contains the author’s first translation of these texts into Russian, in which special attention is paid to the detection and interpretation of allusions to philosophical classics. In the course of the study, th…
Allusions to Classics of Chinese Philosophy in the Speeches of Xi Jinping
The article is dedicated to the problem of detection and interpretation of allusions to the Chinese philosophical classics in the speeches of PRC President Xi Jinping. Despite the significant semantic richness and specific linguistic appearance of allusions, the official translations of the Chinese leader’s speeches into Russian are extremely inaccurate in both form and matter. The paper presents an analysis of allusions to the philosophical cl…
Li Zhi “A Book to Burn”
“The crisis of representation” in the social sciences in the middle of 1980-1990s
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“The crisis of representation” in the social sciences in the middle of 1980-1990s
Li Zhi “A Book to Burn”
Teachers and Friends in the Images of Heaven and Earth
The article presents a research of ideas of two major essays by He Xinyin (1517–1579), a prominent Wang Yangming followers’ Taizhou school representative – “Interpretation of Teachers” (Shi shuo) and “Discussing Friends” (Lun you) and also contains the author’s first translation of these texts into Russian, in which special attention is paid to the detection and interpretation of allusions to philosophical classics. In the course of the study, th…
Allusions to Classics of Chinese Philosophy in the Speeches of Xi Jinping
The article is dedicated to the problem of detection and interpretation of allusions to the Chinese philosophical classics in the speeches of PRC President Xi Jinping. Despite the significant semantic richness and specific linguistic appearance of allusions, the official translations of the Chinese leader’s speeches into Russian are extremely inaccurate in both form and matter. The paper presents an analysis of allusions to the philosophical cl…
A commonly-accessible reverse-deductive ethics of everyday life in Wang Gen’s “Interpretations”
This article presents the first Russian translation and a philosophical analysis of two key works by Wang Gen 王艮 (1483–1541): “Interpretation of the Return to Primordiality” (Fu-chu shuo 復初說) and “Interpretation of the Heavenly Principles and Good Knowledge” (Tian-li liang-zhi shuo 天理良知說). These texts articulate Wang Gen’s understanding of tian-li 天理 («heavenly principles») and liang-zhi 良知 («good knowledge»), while also reflecting the intellec…
Secret Mechanisms of Goodness and Joy
This article presents the first Russian translation and philosophical analysis of excerpts from Luo Rufang’s (1515–1588) «Collection of Master Jinxi» (Jinxi-zi ji), focusing on the “infant heart” (chízi zhī xīn), a central concept in his philosophy. The study reveals that Luo’s concept of the infant heart represents a development of traditional Confucian ideas originating with Meng-zi, Zhu Xi, and Wang Yangming, who emphasized innate knowledge an…
A Tale about the Eels and Their Saviour the Loach
The article presents a study of the ideological content substance within the artistic and philosophical oeuvre of Wang Gen (1483–1541), the founder of the Taizhou School of the teaching of Wang Yangming (1472–1529). “Ode on the Eels and the Loach” (Qiu-shan Fu). The “Ode” is shown to possess a messianic-revolutionary, populist, and egalitarian inclination, as well as the connection between its plot and Wang Gen’s real-life biography, uncovering …
Instructions of Zhao Zhenji (1508–1576) to the County Governor of Dazu on the Confucian Canons, the Way, and the Four Omissions
This article presents the fi rst Russian translation and a philosophical analysis of “Notes on the Chambers of Canon Veneration in the School of Confucian Scholars of Dazu County” (Dazu-xian ruxue zunjing ge ji 大足縣儒學尊經閣記) by Zhao Zhenji 趙貞吉 (1508–1576), a prominent Ming dynasty statesman and an understudied philosopher. The text records a dialogue between Zhao and Dong Ji, the magistrate of Dazu County in Sichuan Province, on the occasion of the …
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