Sofia Sorokina
Independent Researcher
Email
ss.sorokina.psy@gmail.com
Research interests
Primary academic affiliation
ss.sorokina.psy@gmail.com
Research interests
- Dialogism as a source of decentration
- Philosophy of university (the concept of Bildung as an emancipatory power)
- Philosophy of Merab Mamardashvili
- Existential phenomenology and authenticity
- Possibility of a dialogue between phenomenology and marxism
Primary academic affiliation
- Master's degree in Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University
- Master's degree in Philosophy, Sorbonne Panthéon Université Paris 1
- 2021 - 2022 - Contemporain Philosophy, M2, Sorbonne Panthéon Paris 1
- 2020 - 2021 Political Philosophy, The Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences (MSSES) in collaboration with The University of Manchester
- 2019-2021 - Philosophy and Literature, Collège Universitaire Français, Moscou
- 2014-2020 - Psychology of Personality, Lomonosov Moscow State University
- 10.2018 – 02.2019 Phillips-University of Marburg, Germany, Faculty of Philosophy (exchange program)
- 10 / 2019 - 12 / 2022 : Young scholar , School of Anthropology of the Future, RANEPA (Moscow)
- 10 / 2020 - 07 / 2021 : Humanities Teacher, London Gates Education Group (Moscow)
- 09 / 2021 - till today : Humanities Teacher, Gymnasium №1 (Paris)
- Dialogism as a methodological principle in psychology, Moscow, Acropolis, 2021.
- "Cultural practices to support constructive and destructive diversity in complex systems", co-author, Journal of Psychology Matters, 2019
- Article " Bakhtin's condition of the possibility of dialogue: polyphony or cacophony ?", XVII International Bakhtin Conference Journal, Saransk, 2021
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