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Contemporary Concepts of Beauty: A Philosophical Analysis
Beauty is one of the most multifaceted and mysterious concepts, which has been the subject of debate in philosophy, art and culture for centuries.
Interdisciplinarity in modern science: philosophical aspects
Modern science is becoming increasingly interdisciplinary, combining different fields of knowledge and approaches to solve complex problems.
Philosophy of experimental science: methods and philosophical foundations
Experimental science occupies a central place in modern scientific knowledge, offering methods that allow us to investigate complex phenomena, confirm hypotheses, and formulate theories.
The World as Consciousness: Idealistic Theories and Modern Interpretations
Idealistic theories that claim that reality is a product of consciousness have always been at the intersection of philosophy, religion, and science.
Ethics and philosophy of consciousness in neuroethics
Neuroethics, as an interdisciplinary field, combines brain research with deep philosophical reflections on consciousness and its moral aspects.
Digital Governance: Philosophy and Ethics of Online Democracies
Governance issues in the digital environment are becoming increasingly important. As technologies advance and penetrate every sphere of life, there is a need to think about new forms of democracy based on digital platforms.
Philosophy of Science and Artificial Intelligence: Cooperation or Competition?
At the intersection of the philosophy of science and artificial intelligence (AI) lies one of the most pressing topics of our time. These two fields of knowledge, although developing in parallel, increasingly collide and interact.
Phenomenology of Perception: Contemporary Research
The phenomenology of perception, as a field of philosophy and scientific study, seeks to explain how people experience and interpret the world around them.
A few words about why painting is still important
It is astonishing, but painting is in desperate need of defenders and explainersThis most primitive of arts, dating back to the very beginning of human history, seems to confuse and even repel much of modern civilization. Pronouncements about the death of painting are still heard, but the news of its death is exaggerated - painting is still capable of creating new worlds.
Multiple Worlds Theory in Modern Metaphysics: Possibility or Necessity?
Modern metaphysics continues to amaze us with its ability to offer hypotheses that arouse both curiosity and skepticism.
Philosophical foundations of chaos theory and complex systems
Modern science, exploring chaos and complex systems, faces fundamental questions about the nature of order and disorder.
Epistemology of Trust in the Information Society
When information becomes available in unlimited quantities, a contradiction arises: the more data we receive, the less time and resources we have to verify it.
Biotechnology: Ethics and Scientific Opportunities
Biotechnology has become a symbol of modern progress, simultaneously inspiring with its possibilities and raising questions about the limits of what is acceptable.
The Impact of Technology on Modern Aesthetic Standards
Modern technologies play a decisive role in shaping aesthetic ideals, offering new means for self-expression, analysis and dissemination of cultural codes.
Philosophy of Migration: Ethics and Politics of Human Mobility
Migration as a phenomenon has accompanied humanity since ancient times. People have moved in search of safety, resources, new opportunities, or simply out of curiosity.