The Socio-Cultural and Philosophical Origins of Science: Translated from the Russian by Ivan Zhavoronkov

ISBN-13: 9781433172281 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 88 str.

Ivan Zhavoronkov; Anatoly Nazirov

Opis

The Socio-Cultural and Philosophical Origins of Science discusses the formation of spiritual culture and reveals the prerequisites for the developments of philosophy (reflection), science (objectification), religion (spirituality), and art (conventionality) from a common root: animistic thinking.

Spis treści

Acknowledgement - Introduction - The Psychosomatic Foundations of Spiritual Culture - The Attempt at a Pre-theoretical Synthesis of Knowledge in Theosophy - The Problem of Prerequisites for a Scientific Theory in the History of Philosophy - Conclusion - Bibliography - Name Index - Subject Index.

O autorze

Anatoly Nazirov is a prominent Russian philosopher at St-Petersburg State Marine Technical University, Honorary Worker of the Higher School of the Russian Federation, and acclaimed poet. His published works include Philosophy of Science, A Poet's Gallery, and Zarathustra.

Ivan Zhavoronkov received his PhD in humanities from York University, Toronto, Canada. He is a Nietzsche scholar and an awarded Russian and English-Canadian poet and poetic translator. His poetry book, Philosophical Stones in Poetical Tones, re-imagines major existentialists.