PhD, Doctor of Sciences in Philosophy, Professor
Ruslan Loshakov
- History of philosophy, Phenomenology
Research interests
- Free University (Latvia)
Primary academic affiliation
veroneze1120@hotmail.se
Email
- Since 2021 Professor at the Free University (Latvia)
- 2016-2018 Researcher at the Uppsala University, Institute of Russian and Eurasian Studies
- 2011 - 2014 Professor at the Murmansk State University for the Humanities, Russia
- 2008 -2011 Professor at the Northern (Arctic) Federal University, Russia
- 2008 Diploma of Doctor of Sciences in Philosophy. Faculty of Philosophy, the St- Petersburg University
- 1995 Diploma of DEA in Philosophy. Faculty of Philosophy, the Strasbourg II University
- 1994 Diploma of Ph.D. in Philosophy. Faculty of Philosophy, the St-Petersburg University
- 1989 Diploma in History and Law. Faculty of History, the Arkhangelsk University
- Difference and Identity in the Greek and Medieval Ontology. St-Petersburg, 2007
- The relation between the Reason and the Faith in the ontology of Modernity (Descartes – St. Augustin – Pascal). Arkhangelsk, 1999
- Mikhail Bakhtin’s First Philosophy // Philosophy in the Border Zone, Orkana Akademisk, 2015
- The sense as the event of language // The human being in the European philosophy // Institute of Philosophy of Russian Academy of Sciences, 2015
- Intentionality as an Event // Philosophy, Language, Culture. St-Petersburg, Aleteia, 2013
- Kant’s a priori as an eschatological reality //Messenger of Russian-Christian Academy, St-Petersburg, 10, 2, 2009
- Phenomenon and symbol //Messenger of Russian-Christian Academy, StPetersburg, 2006, № 6
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As you can see from the list of the projects of our association, the scope of our research is quite broad: from historical studies that shed light on the origins of current events to interdisciplinary research in political philosophy and political theory, epistemology and sociology, bioethics and medical humanities, philosophy of science and many others.
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