Svetlana Demina
Biographic Data
| ID | 9789429 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Svetlana Demina |
| GIVEN NAMES | Svetlana |
| FAMILY NAME | Demina |
| SIGNATURE | DEMINA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vladimir State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7736-4222 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Fata, fortuna, gods, and free will in Seneca’s tragedies
This article investigates Seneca’s thoughts about fate (fata), fortune (fortuna), gods, and free will based on the analysis of his tragedies. In all his plays and philosophical works, this Roman author writes about the power of fata, fortuna and the gods, about the predestination of the course of events, and about the necessity to evince humility and honor the gods. However, in the tragedies, written in the 40s – 50s, the personages blame fata, f…
The Exhibition “Memory of M. G. Ivanova” in the Historical and Cultural Reserve Museum of the Udmurt Republic “Idnakar”
The article discusses the collection of items of the Historical and Cultural Reserve Museum of the Udmurt Republic “Idnakar”. The items were received for storage in the museum’s funds in the 2020s from the Udmurt Institute of History, Language and Literature of the UdmFRC UB RAS. They served as the basis for the creation of a memorial exhibition dedicated to the “Memory of M. G. Ivanova” – a well-known archaeologist in the Finno-Ugric world, rese…
Cicero and Seneca on passions and vices
This article investigates Cicero’s and Seneca’s thoughts about passions and vices (their definitions, origins of emotions and vices, correlation of these concepts, and their correlation with a concept “illness”). Though the Stoics greatly influenced Cicero, and Seneca was a staunch adherent of Stoicism, their thoughts about passions and vices have more distinctions than similarities. The positions of these philosophers on the problems of the vari…
Caesar on Decision Making in the Conditions of the Civil War
Introduction. This article investigates the situations of decision making described in Caesar’s “Commentaries on the Civil War”. Methods and materials. The information about decisions of Caesar, Pompey and their supporters is investigated by the comparative method. Analysis. According to Caesar, the commander’s decisions must be independent, rational, and directed to the common good. If the making peace by way of the parley is impossible, the vic…
Seneca on the Influence of Public Opinion on Consciousness and Behavior
В статье рассмотрены представления Сенеки о влиянии общественного мнения на сознание и поведение.Этот римский автор употребляет различные термины для обозначения общественного мнения.По мнению Сенеки, общественное мнение навязывает человеку ложную систему ценностей.Свое влияние на сознание и поведение оно осуществляет путем одобрения или осуждения.Желание заслужить одобрение общественного мнения и страх испытать его осуждение ведут к притворству,…
Seneca’s philosophical approach to the education of children
Seneca pays serious attention to the problems of education of children, because he regards it as an important, but difficult affair. He examines aims, methods, difficulties of upbringing and ways of overcoming them, as well as foundations of the mutual relations between parents and children. Seneca’s system of views in education is a synthesis of Roman traditional thoughts about models of behavior of father and son in the family and his own philo…
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Seneca’s philosophical approach to the education of children
Seneca pays serious attention to the problems of education of children, because he regards it as an important, but difficult affair. He examines aims, methods, difficulties of upbringing and ways of overcoming them, as well as foundations of the mutual relations between parents and children. Seneca’s system of views in education is a synthesis of Roman traditional thoughts about models of behavior of father and son in the family and his own philo…
Caesar on Decision Making in the Conditions of the Civil War
Introduction. This article investigates the situations of decision making described in Caesar’s “Commentaries on the Civil War”. Methods and materials. The information about decisions of Caesar, Pompey and their supporters is investigated by the comparative method. Analysis. According to Caesar, the commander’s decisions must be independent, rational, and directed to the common good. If the making peace by way of the parley is impossible, the vic…
Seneca on the Influence of Public Opinion on Consciousness and Behavior
В статье рассмотрены представления Сенеки о влиянии общественного мнения на сознание и поведение.Этот римский автор употребляет различные термины для обозначения общественного мнения.По мнению Сенеки, общественное мнение навязывает человеку ложную систему ценностей.Свое влияние на сознание и поведение оно осуществляет путем одобрения или осуждения.Желание заслужить одобрение общественного мнения и страх испытать его осуждение ведут к притворству,…
Cicero and Seneca on passions and vices
This article investigates Cicero’s and Seneca’s thoughts about passions and vices (their definitions, origins of emotions and vices, correlation of these concepts, and their correlation with a concept “illness”). Though the Stoics greatly influenced Cicero, and Seneca was a staunch adherent of Stoicism, their thoughts about passions and vices have more distinctions than similarities. The positions of these philosophers on the problems of the vari…
The Exhibition “Memory of M. G. Ivanova” in the Historical and Cultural Reserve Museum of the Udmurt Republic “Idnakar”
The article discusses the collection of items of the Historical and Cultural Reserve Museum of the Udmurt Republic “Idnakar”. The items were received for storage in the museum’s funds in the 2020s from the Udmurt Institute of History, Language and Literature of the UdmFRC UB RAS. They served as the basis for the creation of a memorial exhibition dedicated to the “Memory of M. G. Ivanova” – a well-known archaeologist in the Finno-Ugric world, rese…
Fata, fortuna, gods, and free will in Seneca’s tragedies
This article investigates Seneca’s thoughts about fate (fata), fortune (fortuna), gods, and free will based on the analysis of his tragedies. In all his plays and philosophical works, this Roman author writes about the power of fata, fortuna and the gods, about the predestination of the course of events, and about the necessity to evince humility and honor the gods. However, in the tragedies, written in the 40s – 50s, the personages blame fata, f…
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