Roman V Svetlov
Biographic Data
| ID | 904327 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roman V Svetlov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roman V |
| FAMILY NAME | Svetlov |
| SIGNATURE | SVETLOV R V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Herzen State Pedagogical University, Saint Petersburg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Iconography of Plato in antiquity and in medieval orthodox painting
The article is devoted to the topic of visualization, which is relevant for the modern world in general and scientific knowledge in particular, investigated through the image of Plato in Antiquity and in medieval Orthodox painting. Using the example of Plato’s iconography as a visual message, the authors want to show the great potential for the development of the visual history of philosophy, anthropology and culture in general, as well as the ne…
Wonder in the Pedagogy of Antiquity
The article aims to analyse wonder as a pedagogical phenomenon in ancient philosophy and religion. Aristotle’s judgment about mythologists and their interest in the miraculous, which is initially close to philosophy, is reinforced in a rich ancient narrative about amazing people who made amazing discoveries (such as Aristeas from Proconnes, who probably reached Siberia). At the same time, the wonder that the ancient tradition writes about does no…
The Phenomenon of Israeli-Judah Prophecy and Elements of Ancient “Philosophical Prophetism” in the “Axial Epoch”
The article makes an attempt to reveal a number of the most significant features of the Israeli-Judah prophecy (VIII–VI cent. BCE), which in effect turned out to be the key worldview phenomenon of the first half of the “axial epoch” in the history of mankind, when “man of such a type appeared, which has survived to this day” (K. Jaspers). The mission of the Hebrew prophet is much broader than a simple prediction of the future, for his prophecies …
The “Odyssey” of the Notion of Wisdom in Ancient Thought and Some Peculiarities of the Concepts of Wisdom in the Bible
Понятие мудрости в античной Элладе имело самую настоящую «Одиссею». Первоначально связанная с искусностью, мастерством, совершенством и эффективностью своего носителя, она постепенно начинает мыслиться черездвойственность мудрости человеческой и божественной. Греческая философия – вопреки народным массам и «естественной религии» — приходит к выводу об удаленности богов, об их «возвышенности» и даже в каком-тосмысле трансцендентности (Платон, Эпик…
Rational Theology in Polemic Strategies of Early Christian Apologues
The texts of early Christian apologists are an example of a clear argumentative reaction to a number of external and internal challenges. The internal ones included changes in the size and structure of the community, increased heterodoxia, and a decrease in eschatological moods. Among the external – on the one hand, the growth of hostility and systematic persecution on the part of Rome, on the other, the specific atmosphere of the “age of the Ant…
The Sage and the Demos
The Athens of the Classical period saw the emergence of a new social group — the intellectuals. This article looks into their socialisation process, focusing on a part of Plato’s Apology (21а‐22е). In it, Socrates lists three groups of Athenians that compete with the intellectuals in shaping young minds: politicians, poets and artisans. It is these groups that ended up bringing charges against Socrates. The fact that Socrates does not include far…
Woman, education and politics in Plato
In this paper we wish to look at the relationship between basic education and politics in the \nRepublic and Laws of Plato with particular reference to the role and status of women in each account. \nWe shall be passing over the highly specialized higher education given to prospective male and female \nGuardians described in book seven of the Republic, and concentrating on primary education. In the \nRepublic this, too, as it happens, is also des…
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Woman, education and politics in Plato
In this paper we wish to look at the relationship between basic education and politics in the \nRepublic and Laws of Plato with particular reference to the role and status of women in each account. \nWe shall be passing over the highly specialized higher education given to prospective male and female \nGuardians described in book seven of the Republic, and concentrating on primary education. In the \nRepublic this, too, as it happens, is also des…
The Sage and the Demos
The Athens of the Classical period saw the emergence of a new social group — the intellectuals. This article looks into their socialisation process, focusing on a part of Plato’s Apology (21а‐22е). In it, Socrates lists three groups of Athenians that compete with the intellectuals in shaping young minds: politicians, poets and artisans. It is these groups that ended up bringing charges against Socrates. The fact that Socrates does not include far…
The Phenomenon of Israeli-Judah Prophecy and Elements of Ancient “Philosophical Prophetism” in the “Axial Epoch”
The article makes an attempt to reveal a number of the most significant features of the Israeli-Judah prophecy (VIII–VI cent. BCE), which in effect turned out to be the key worldview phenomenon of the first half of the “axial epoch” in the history of mankind, when “man of such a type appeared, which has survived to this day” (K. Jaspers). The mission of the Hebrew prophet is much broader than a simple prediction of the future, for his prophecies …
The “Odyssey” of the Notion of Wisdom in Ancient Thought and Some Peculiarities of the Concepts of Wisdom in the Bible
Понятие мудрости в античной Элладе имело самую настоящую «Одиссею». Первоначально связанная с искусностью, мастерством, совершенством и эффективностью своего носителя, она постепенно начинает мыслиться черездвойственность мудрости человеческой и божественной. Греческая философия – вопреки народным массам и «естественной религии» — приходит к выводу об удаленности богов, об их «возвышенности» и даже в каком-тосмысле трансцендентности (Платон, Эпик…
Rational Theology in Polemic Strategies of Early Christian Apologues
The texts of early Christian apologists are an example of a clear argumentative reaction to a number of external and internal challenges. The internal ones included changes in the size and structure of the community, increased heterodoxia, and a decrease in eschatological moods. Among the external – on the one hand, the growth of hostility and systematic persecution on the part of Rome, on the other, the specific atmosphere of the “age of the Ant…
Iconography of Plato in antiquity and in medieval orthodox painting
The article is devoted to the topic of visualization, which is relevant for the modern world in general and scientific knowledge in particular, investigated through the image of Plato in Antiquity and in medieval Orthodox painting. Using the example of Plato’s iconography as a visual message, the authors want to show the great potential for the development of the visual history of philosophy, anthropology and culture in general, as well as the ne…
Wonder in the Pedagogy of Antiquity
The article aims to analyse wonder as a pedagogical phenomenon in ancient philosophy and religion. Aristotle’s judgment about mythologists and their interest in the miraculous, which is initially close to philosophy, is reinforced in a rich ancient narrative about amazing people who made amazing discoveries (such as Aristeas from Proconnes, who probably reached Siberia). At the same time, the wonder that the ancient tradition writes about does no…
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