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Alexey Chernyak

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ID8884312
NAMEAlexey Chernyak
GIVEN NAMESAlexey
FAMILY NAMEChernyak
SIGNATURECHERNYAK A
AFFILIATIONSPeoples' Friendship University of Russia
ORCID0000-0001-5654-7388
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2016
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • On proof’s of God’s existence

    Open Access•Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2026

    This article was written under the influence of the recently published monograph "The Existence of God? Modern Positions and Approaches." I also wanted to express my opinion on the main question posed in this work: is it possible to prove the existence of God? In this article, I will discuss four approaches to proving the existence of God: through formal arguments and practical persuasion, as well as by demonstrating the truth of the thesis and b…

  • References of Proper Names as a Philosophical Problem

    Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•Voprosy Filosofii•2024

    The essay presents criticism of an extremely popular (especially in linguistics and analytical philosophy) view of the semantics of certain types of linguistic expressions that play a key role in cognition and representation of reality, pri­marily proper names, which consists in attributing them a special type of mea­nings – the so called references. These are supposed to connect names and other expressions (as well as thoughts, beliefs, etc.) wi…

  • Ethical imperatives in historicist perspective

    Open Access•Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2023

    The present article is dedicated to the problem of moral evaluation of historical figures and events as illustrated by an example of one of the most prominent figures of biblical stories Jesus Navis. He is one of those figures who commits something obviously morally wrong, if seen from the point of view of the dominant modern morality, but still is a moral authority for many people due to his commitment to God, place in Sacred history and some ot…

  • God and Possible worlds

    Open Access•Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak et al.•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2018

    This article investigates the problems which arise when the concept of possible worlds is applied to modal and existential judgments about God. In presentday logic, philosophy and linguistics, modal statements are conventionally understood as coordinating the situation described or relationships between situations with possible worlds. Existential statements are in this case seen as coordinating what is being stated by default with reality. But a…

  • The Problem of References of Proper Names

    Open Access•Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2016

    In the article some problems concerned an application of standard conception of reference to the word “God” are considered in tradition of analytic philosophy. The author engages in a discussion with R. Swinburne and W. Alston. According to conception mentioned above proper names denote particular things. But an interpretation of such expressions in accord with the standard view presupposes that proper referents should be assigned to them, and th…

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  • The Problem of References of Proper Names

    Open Access•Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2016

    In the article some problems concerned an application of standard conception of reference to the word “God” are considered in tradition of analytic philosophy. The author engages in a discussion with R. Swinburne and W. Alston. According to conception mentioned above proper names denote particular things. But an interpretation of such expressions in accord with the standard view presupposes that proper referents should be assigned to them, and th…

  • God and Possible worlds

    Open Access•Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak et al.•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2018

    This article investigates the problems which arise when the concept of possible worlds is applied to modal and existential judgments about God. In presentday logic, philosophy and linguistics, modal statements are conventionally understood as coordinating the situation described or relationships between situations with possible worlds. Existential statements are in this case seen as coordinating what is being stated by default with reality. But a…

  • Ethical imperatives in historicist perspective

    Open Access•Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2023

    The present article is dedicated to the problem of moral evaluation of historical figures and events as illustrated by an example of one of the most prominent figures of biblical stories Jesus Navis. He is one of those figures who commits something obviously morally wrong, if seen from the point of view of the dominant modern morality, but still is a moral authority for many people due to his commitment to God, place in Sacred history and some ot…

  • References of Proper Names as a Philosophical Problem

    Alexey Z Chernyak, Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•Voprosy Filosofii•2024

    The essay presents criticism of an extremely popular (especially in linguistics and analytical philosophy) view of the semantics of certain types of linguistic expressions that play a key role in cognition and representation of reality, pri­marily proper names, which consists in attributing them a special type of mea­nings – the so called references. These are supposed to connect names and other expressions (as well as thoughts, beliefs, etc.) wi…

  • On proof’s of God’s existence

    Open Access•Alexey Chernyak•ARTICLE•St. Tikhons' University Review•2026

    This article was written under the influence of the recently published monograph "The Existence of God? Modern Positions and Approaches." I also wanted to express my opinion on the main question posed in this work: is it possible to prove the existence of God? In this article, I will discuss four approaches to proving the existence of God: through formal arguments and practical persuasion, as well as by demonstrating the truth of the thesis and b…

Philosophy (4 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Religious, Philosophical, and Educational Studies (2 works) · Theology and Philosophy of Evil (2 works) · Calculus (dental) (1 work) · Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics (1 work) · Historical and Linguistic Studies (1 work) · Historicism (1 work) · History (1 work) · Karl Barth and Christian Theology (1 work)

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