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Elena Alymova |
Two Symposia: Xenophon vs Plato |
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Irina Batrakova |
Harmony and reasonability in Plato's teaching on paideia |
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Aleksandr Begichev |
The Sun and the Good in the teachings of Plato and Julian |
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Dmitry Biriukov |
Divine Activities as Accident in Palamite Doctrine: Meaning, Historical Context, and the Context of Ideas on the Nature of Theological Language |
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Dmitry Biriukov |
Whose Platonism is – that of “Palamism” or that of “Barlaamism”? The question of the philosophical status of “Palamism” and “Barlaamism” in Russian thought of the beginning of the 20th century, its solutions and context |
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Alexey Bogomolov |
Apophatic problem of Early Greek philosophy and its adoption in the dialogue “Sophist” |
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Viktoria Bojko |
Man as androgyn: on the question of setting the boundary between masculine and feminine and the possibility of absolute unity of both principles |
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Yefim Bryantsev |
Platonic dialogue and Mennipean satire in the light of their common origin |
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Elena Chelnokova |
The logos of Providence and the freedom of man by Saint Maximus the Confessor |
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Valentine Cherednikov |
On the Day and Night’s Regimen in the Laws by Plato and in the François Rabelais’ Book of the Gargantua’s Acts |
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Dmitri Chernoglazov |
Platonic dialogue in the 12th century Byzantium: Eustathios’ “Theophilos and Hierokles” |
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Natalia Danilkina |
Virtue ethics in a comparative perspective: from Plato to modernity |
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Igor Devaykin |
On the interpretation of the paideia in the Plato’s Republic (Werner Jaeger and Martin Heidegger) |
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Daniil Dorofeev |
Paideia as medicine, anthropoly and aesthetics of self-education (Plato, Nietzsche and Foucault) |
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Rostislav Dyomin |
Two forms of hedonism: Hegesias of Cyrene and the ancient Chinese philosopher Yang Zhu |
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Pavel Fedotov |
Plato’s Symposium as Space of Homer’s estrangement |
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Rustam Galanin |
Two Education Types: The Socratic and the Sophistic Ones |
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Roman Gallyamov |
Plato and Democritus: At the origins of scientific virtues |
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Alexei Garadja |
Aristoxenus of Tarentum on Socrates and Plato |
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Oksana Goncharko |
Treatise «On the great and the small» by Theodoros Prodromos: Plato or Aristotle? |
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Oksana Goncharko |
Ancient Greek, Byzantine and modern Greek literature reception in the story of M. Karagatsis A lonely trip to the island Kythira |
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Ilya Guryanov |
John Amos Comenius and Marsilio Ficino in the history of European Platonism: a comparative analysis |
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Ekaterina Iurina |
The drama of Euripides and Aristophanes as a dialogue: simulatio/dissimulatio and κομψὸς θεατής |
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Svetlana Karavaeva |
Characters of Xenophon’s Socratic corpus |
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Peter Klenin |
Paideia as a state project of Plato |
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Oxana Koval |
Peripetias of Reason and Passion in the Tragedy of Seneca Phaedra: Between Pathology and Philosophy |
Andrey Kurbanov,
Lydia Spyridonova |
Philosophical, rhetorical and theological concepts of parresia |
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Pavel Likhter |
The three-part soul and constitutional degradation in Plato’s Republic |
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Inna Lisovich |
The philosopher on the throne? Representation of the image of the ruler in the European culture of early Modern period |
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Tatiana Litvin |
On the quantity of the soul: Anthropology in the cosmologies of late antiquity |
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Ilya Lyashko |
Ontognoseological lesson of Plato |
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Eugene Makovetsky |
The Triadological Foundations of the Philosophy of the Other |
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Svetlana Martynova |
What is the Subject of Doctors’ Practice in Plato’s Republic? |
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Vyacheslav Minak |
On the relationship between anthropology and psychology in Plato’s Phaedo and Aristotle’s On the Soul |
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Nikita Minyuk |
Criticism of Plato in the 20th century: political aspect |
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Eugene Miroshnichenko |
“Ours” and “yours” in Gregory Nazianzen’s 4th Speech against Emperor Julian: Late Antique paideia between Christianity and Neo-Platonism |
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Irina Mochalova |
Antisthenes as the heir of Socrates: on the question of the Cynic Paideia |
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Maksim Narovetskii |
The educational concept of Plato and C. S. Lewis |
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Peter Neshitov |
Will a gadfly help a metal horse? (An apology of socrates) |
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Sergey Nikonenko |
Did Cats Live in Plato’s Heaven? The Critical Comment to Russell’s Proposition |
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Oleg Nogovitsin |
The category of relation and the Platonic principle of the unity of the concept of being in the philosophy of Georgius Gemistus Plethon |
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Serguei Panov |
The magics of thought in Plato's metaphysics: sources of the method, results of inversion, the sacrifice in question |
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Aleksey Panteleev |
Early Martyrdoms as Instructions for Christians |
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Valentin Perestoronin |
Anti-Christian polemic in the 2nd century CE in the context of post-Hellenistic philosophy |
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Aleksei Pleshkov |
“Image that we have named Time”: Plato’s physical and metaphysical account of time |
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Michael Prasolov |
Apophatic theology and atheism: Dionysius the Areopagite and George Berkeley |
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Maxim Prikhodko |
Sacred Play in Alexandrian Exegesis |
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Kirill Prokopov |
Was Socrates a ‘true philosopher’? On Pythagorean Way of Life in Plato’s Phaedo |
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Ivan Protopopov |
The idea of justice in Plato's Republic |
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Irina Protopopova |
What is Human Being, or About Three Types of Eidos |
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Aleksey Rakhmanin |
The Figure of Socrates in Ordinary Language Philosophy |
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Ludmila Rusinova |
Image of Socrates from Deipnosophists of the Aristoxenus of Tarentum |
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Kseniya Savina |
Marcianus Aristides's Apology: Hellenizing Christianity or Christianizing Platonism? |
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Maria Semikolennykh |
Basilios Bessarion on the best form of government |
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Michael Shcherbakov |
Formalized discussion in Aristotle’s “Topics” |
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Timur Shchukin |
Movement in rest: The self-direction of Intellect in Plotinus's Enn. V.3 and Homily on the Life of St Peter of Athos by Gregory Palamas |
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Konstantin Shevtsov |
The position of a knower: on paradoxes in Plato's philosophy |
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Alexander Shevtsov |
Ancient Anthropology of Desires |
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Taras Shiyan |
On the distinguishing the philosophy from the “science:” argumentation based on the division of labor in the Amatores by a Pseudo-Plato and in the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals by Kant |
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Sergey Slobodkovsky |
Epoché in the epic text: Comparison of Socrates and Aeneas |
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Nadezhda Sotnikova |
Social and political conception of Plato in the perception of V. Windelband |
Lydia Spyridonova,
Andrey Kurbanov |
Legacy of Neoplatonic school in Byzantine education |
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Anna Stepanova |
Paideia in overcoming of skepticism (from Socrates and skeptics to Cicero and Komensky) |
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Roman Svetlov |
From Epimenides to the Parmenides |
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Dmitry Sychev |
The image of the academician: appearance, occupation, leisure |
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Igor Tantlevskij |
Skepticism as an “Attribute” of the Dialectical Methodology of Qohelet |
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Igor Tantlevskij |
Possible Terminological Correlations in the Description of Cosmogenesis in the Timaeus and in Creationist and Emanational-Emergent Theologico-Philosophical Systems of Medieval Jewish Thinkers |
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Larisa Tonoyan |
Nikephoros Blemmydes's Logic and its place in upbringing and education of Byzantines |
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Maria Varlamova |
Philoponus’ arguments on animation of embryo in On Aristotle On the Soul |
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Valery Vorobyev |
Hermogenes of Tarsus: logically-rhetorical terminology |
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Daria Zaikina |
Lacanian psychoanalysis’ perspective on the myth of the cave |
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Evgeniia Zakharchuk |
Plato’s myth about Hades and its meaning in the context of dialogues: Crito, Gorgias, Phaedo and The Republic X |
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Nino Zakroshvili |
Mythologem of Cosmic Catastrophes in the Context of the problem of epimeleia heautou in the Ancient Greek Tradition |
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Gleb Zemlyakov |
The existing non-being of Gorgias and the backwards flowing Euphrates: the language and the thinking in the service of the sophistry |
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Stanislav Zotov |
An abuse of power: the problem of Other in the myth of Gyges and modern approaches to it |
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Alexander Sinitsyn |
Plato on the history studies and the first historians (prolegomena) |
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