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Elena Alymova
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Narration and Plot as Initial Structures, which actualize the Concept of Time in Greek Thought (some ideas exposed in connection with the treatment of time in the dialogues of Plato)
Elisabeth Anikina
student, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Apollonian Christ of Michelangelo. Renaissance Neoplatonism and Ancient Mysteries
Timur Artemev
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, North-Western State Medical University named after I. I. Mechnikov
Methods of knowing the truth in Plato and their transformation in phenomenololgy
Yulia Azarova
CSc of Philosophy, associate professor, Kharkiv National University named after V. N. Karazin
Plato and Levinas: the critics of “Socratic element” in Platonism
Armine Bagdasarian
CSc in Philosophy, Russian State Institute of Performing Arts
Philosophical hearing: once again about the argument against the Sophists
Irina Batrakova
CSc in Philosophy, docent, North-Western State Medical University named after I. I. Mechnikov
Idea of Science in Ancient and European Philosophy
Igor Berestov
CSc in Philosophy, SB RAS Institute of Philosophy and Law, Novosibirsk
Meno’s Paradox in Plato and Aristotle: a Rational Reconstruction
Viktoria Bojko
MA student, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Methodological basis of theories of the state of Platon and Aristotle
Ivan Chernatkin1, Larisa Tonoyan2
1 MA, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
2 CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Plato’s ideas in the scientific work of V. N. Karpov’s Systematic exposition of logic
Dmitry Chernoglazov1, Oksana, Goncharko2
1 CSc in Philology, St Petersburg State University
2 CSc in Philosophy, St Petersburg State University
Platonic dialogue in Byzantium (4th – 12th centuries)
Andrey Darovskikh
CSc in Philosophy, State University of New York at Binghamton
Embryological aetiology according to Nemesius of Emesa
Giuseppe Di Giacomo
PhD, Professor, University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’
Understanding of the «Image» in Plato
Daniil Dorofeev
DSc in Philosophy, Professor, St Petersburg Mining University
Philosophy and Medicine in Ancient Greece
Boris Dvinyaninov
postgraduate student, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
The image of Asclepius in Hermeticism and Neoplatonism
Rostislav Dyomin
lecturer, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg; “Peterschule” gymnasium
Diodorus Cronus on “the possible and impossible,” and the elements of temporal and modal classification judgments from the representatives of the school of names
Iurina Ekaterina
postgraduate student, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Tὸ ὄνομα and τὰ πράγματα as a common context of philosophy and literature
Igor Evlampiev
DSc in Philosophy, Professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Non-existent God in Gnostic Christianity and Neoplatonism
Rustam Galanin
CSc in Philosophy, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Plato’s Apology of Socrates, Gorgias’ Apology of Palamedes and Euripides’ Hippolytus: borrowings, influences, textual similarities and verbal parallels. A brief analysis of rhetorical composition and philosophical context
Alexei Garadja
senior research fellow of Platonic Research Center, Russian State University for Humanities
Why were the Cynics named so?
Dmitry Goncharko
CSc in Philosophy, St. Petersburg State Technological Institute (technical university)
Cratylus and the two traditions of semiotics
Igor Goncharov
DSc in Philosophy, professor, head of department of political science and international relationships, Syktyvkar state university named after Pitirim Sorokin
Transformation of ancient philosophy of nature in the New European metaphysical tradition in respect to the understanding of the nature of space
Ilya Guryanov
Poletayev Institute for Theoretical and Historical Studies in the Humanities, NRU HSE, Moscow
Marsilio Ficino’s Anthropology in the mirror of XVth century embryology
Svetlana Karavaeva
CSc in Philosophy, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Antisthenes’s Ajax and Odysseus in the historical, literary and philosophical context in the second half of the V century B. C. — first half of the IV century B. C.
Lidia Kisliakova
MA student, St Petersburg State University
Love, death and gain in Ficino’s commentary on Plato’s Symposium and in the Renaissance love poetry of Cyprus
Vsevolod Korolev
student, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Geometry of a Dialogue
Dmitriy Korotkov
CSc in Philosophy, senior lecturer, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Antiquity perception in postmodernism: Plato after Maurice Blanchot
Oxana Koval
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
The image of Socrates in the world literature
Ekaterina Kryukova
CSc in Philosophy, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
“What does it matter who is speaking”: Metamorphoses of the narrator in the Apuleius’ novel
Oleg Kuliev
CSc in Philosophy, assistant, St Petersburg Mining University
On the similarity of the exegetical procedure in Origen and Heracleon
Dmitry Kurdybaylo
CSc in Philosophy, research fellow, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Language, name and theurgy in Iamblichus and Porphyry
Gleb Likhachev
student, State Academic University for Humanities, Moscow
The Er’s myth interpreted in the context of ethical conception of Plato’s Republic
Elena Lisanyuk
DSc in Philosophy, associate professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
“To those defeated by disease medicine holds out no hand”. Plato’s argument to virtue vs Aristotle’s argument to patient
Inna Lisovich
DSc in Culture studies, CSc in Philology, Professor, Moscow University for the Humanities
Neo-Platonism and Liberal Arts in the Culture of Europe and England in the Early Modern Period
Tatiana Litvin
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Plotinus on the Soul, Numbers and Motion
Eugene Makovetsky
DSc in Philosophy, associate professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Why are the Muses present at the source of the Meles?
Evgeniy Malyshkin
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, St Petersburg State University, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Leibniz’s third man argument
Stefano Maria Capilupi
PhD, Head of the Italian culture institute (Russian Christian Academy for Humanities), Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg; University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’
On the possibility of a new reconciliation of the understanding of the good and of the useful
Evgeny Miroshnichenko
postgraduate student, St Petersburg State University, Institute of History
Neoplatonism of Synesius: some results of previous discussion
Irina Mochalova
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
The institutionalization of philosophy in the second half of the V – IV century BC.: Socratic schools
Irina Morozova
Candidate of Culturology, associate professor, Chelyabinsk State Institute of Culture and Arts
The strategy of the metaphysical wholeness and discourses of the «Platonic turn» in science
Vadim Mursky
CSc in Philosophy, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Dialectics of the hypotheses in Plato’s Parmenides and Fichte’s Foundations of the Science of Knowledge
Petr Neshitov
CSc in Philosopohy, associate professor
The lack of Platonism in the Russian information law
Sergey Nikonenko
DSc in Philosophy, professor, Professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Ancient Practice of Likening as a Kind of Eidetic Experience
Valerii Nikonorov
CSc in History, major research fellow, Institute of History of Material Culture, Russian Aademy of Sciences, St Petersburg
Plato and Skyths: on the Iranian influence on Plato’s Republic
Oleg Nogovitsin
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, Saint-Petersburg State Institute of Technology; Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Editor in Chief of the Journal “ESSE: studies in philosophy and theology”
Oedipus’ knowledge: Plato, Aristotle, Greek tragedy and the logic of excluded exclusion
Oleg Nogovitsyn
CSc of Philosophy, associate professor, St Petersburg State University
The natural-science basis of ethics in Plato’s philosophy
Konstantin Ocheretyany
CSc in Philosopohy, scientific secretary, Centre for mediaphilosophy, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Plato’s automata
Serguei Panov
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, National University of Science and Technology MISiS
Plato’s dialectics: mimesis of nature, moral affect, value perspectivism
Aleksey Panteleev
CSc in History, associate professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of History
The Phenomenon of Apostasy in Religion and Philosophy of the Roman Empire
Roman Pavlovsky
teacher, Gymnasium #278, Saint-Petersburg
The problem of the subject in the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle
Regina Penner1, Ekaterina Miliaeva2
1CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk,2seniour lecturer, South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk
Reading (with) Plato: simply about complicated
Kirill Petrov
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, Volgograd State Medical University
Socrate’s Dream and Myth in Plato’s Theaetetus
Stefano Petrucciani
PhD, head of the Philosophy department, University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’
The contractual nature of sovereignty, between Antiquity and Modernity
Alexey Pleshkov
CSc in Philosophy, research fellow, Poletayev Institute for Theoretical and Historical Studies in the Humanities, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow
Matter and Time in Plato’s Timaeus
Alexander Pogoniailo
DSc in Philosophy, professor, Professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Counting a number in Plato and Aristoteles
Maxim Prikhodko
CSc in Philosophy, priest, the Orthodox parish of St Nicolas, Seville, Spain
Symbolical aspect of the anthropology of Evagrius Ponticus
Kirill Prokopov
postgraduate student, NRU HSE, Faculty of Humanities, School of Philosophy
Socrates in Cave: Republic as a Background of the Intellectual Autobiography in Phaedo
Ivan Protopopov
CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, Saint-Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation
The ontological status the idea of the good in the philosophy of Plato
Irina Protopopova
Candidate of Culturology, associate professor, head of Platonic Research Center, Russian State University for Humanities
Dogs-philosophers, or the Spartiate Cynics: A Cynical Context of the “Republic”
Vladimir Rokhmistrov
Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave & Iris Murdoch’s novel The Black Prince
Inna Romanenko
DSc in Philosophy, Professor, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg; St. Petersburg State University, Institute of Psychology
Plato’s Educational Paradigm and the Christian Tradition
Yuriy Romanenko
DSc in Philosophy, Professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
The Event of the Dispute between Platonism and Aristotelianism
Ludmila Rusinova
student, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
The gender aspect of Plato’s theory of ideas
Irina Satina1, Svetlana Kalugina2
1 CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, N. N. Burdenko Voronezh State Medical University
2 CSc in Philosophy, associate professor, Voronezh State Institute of Arts
Plato’s dialogues in the context of theatre
Fyodor Scherbakov
postgraduate student, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Significance of the allegorical exegesis in the Stoic school
Mikhail Scherbakov
student, Belgorod National Research University
To the problem of the Russian philosophical language. A comparative analysis of the metaphysical terms of the era of the formation of the Old Russian philosophical thesaurus (in the context of Aristotle's philosophy)
Walter Sennhauser
lecturer, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
About the role of platonism in the formation of modern classical mathematics
Alexander Shadow
postgraduate student, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
The Concept of the Elements in Ancient Philosophy
Lada Shipovalova1, Yulia Shaposhnikova2
1 DSc in Philosophy, associate professor, Head of the Department of Philosophy of Science and Technology, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
2 CSc in Philosophy, seniour lecturer, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
The Images of Ancient Science in the Context of the Scientific Revolution
Alexander Sinitsyn
CSc in History, associate professor, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg; St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Russian Socrates — 1991 (The Image of the “Barefoot Sage” in the Cinematography)
Sergey Slobodkovsky
MA student, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Plato’s krater
Ivan Smirnov
postgraduate student, Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg; St Cyril and Methodius Theological Institute of Post-Graduate and Doctoral Studies; priest of Russian Orthodox Church
Theology of Timaeus and the conception of panentheism
Larissa Sokolova
DSc in Philosophy, professor, Professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
A. Koyré about Platonism of Galileo’s New Science
Anna Stepanova
DSc in Philosophy, professor, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg
Study of Plato in the projection of mathematical symbolism (Antiquity and the present)
Roman Svetlov
DSc in Philosophy, Professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy; Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
The principle of falsifiability and academic ἐποχή
Roman Svetlov
DSc in Philosophy, Professor, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy; Russian Christian Academy for Humanities, St Petersburg
Why Cynics have not seen «tablehood» and «cuphood»?
Igor Tantlevskij
DSc in Philosophy, Professor, Chairman of the Department of Jewish Culture, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
The Notion “Heart” (lēḇ) in the Books of Ecclesiastes and Proverbs
Tigran Tumanyan
DSc in Philosophy, professor, head of the Department of Eastern philosophy and cultural studies, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
On the traditions of political thought in the medieval Islam
Tigran Tumanyan
DSc in Philosophy, professor, head of the chief of Eastern philosophy and cultural studies, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
On the Biblical Grounds of Politics and Ethics in Islam
Marina Volf
DSc in Philosophy, director, SB RAS Institute of Philosophy and Law, Novosibirsk
Plato against Sophists: are charitable interpretations of relativism possible?
Darya Zaikina
student, St Petersburg State University, Institute of Philosophy
Reading Plato’s dialogues using the four discourses theory by Jaques Lacan
Anastasia Zolotukhina
CSc in Philosopohy, senior lecturer, Moscow State University
Plato as a source for the first choreographers: the origin of Renaissance theory of dance in XV century Italian treatises
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