Greek Tradition in Modern Culture.

 

This edition is the eighth issue of the collected scientific articles on the philosophy and the philology devoted to various problems of the ancient Greek culture, art and philosophy and their place in the world and native culture.

For philosophers, philologists, students on the humanities and wide circle of readers.

 

CONTENTS

 

Section 1. THE LAUGHTER CULTURE FROM THE BEGINNING TILL THE PRESENT TIME

Afanasiev A.
Paradigms and Ancient Greek Cosmos
8
Opolev V.
Paradigms of Optimality: Antique Origins
16
Pogorelov O.
On the Source of Greek Philosophy Rationality
23
Kravchik A.
The Line of Anaxagoras and Holographic Theory of Nonscientific Knowledge
32
Tykheyev U.
Appearance of Antique Rationalism: Early Physics
40
Melnikov S.
“Logos” () and “Noûs” () in Antique Philosophical Tradition (Some Investigations)
49
Pomogayev N.
Onthology of Time in Ancient Greek Philosophy (from Heraclitus to Aristotle)
56
Rabokorovka A.
The Role of Inner Form in Philosophical Linguistic Conception of Plato
65
Darensky V.
The Oedipus Myth in the Context of “Philosophy of Dialogue”
74
Kukharuk T.
The Function of Game in Heraclitus’ Philosophy
84
Kolesnik O.
The Weapon Symbolics in Ancient Greek Mythology
94
Mikhaylyuk A.
Alexander and Aristotle: Empire vs Democracy
102
Misyun A.
From Olimpia to Theatre: The Search for New Social Regulators of Classic Epoch
110
Palatnikov G.
Pontian Meditations
119

 

Section 2. THE GREEK FOUNDATIONS OF WORLD CULTURE

Sekundant S.
Aristotle and Metaphysical Tradition of the XVIIth Century
130
Patkul A.
The Beginning of Philosophical History: the Greeks, Hegel, Heidegger
141
Reichert K.
The Problem of Translation of Anaximander’s Proposition as the problem of Reconstruction of Archaic World Picture
150
Ivanova-Georgievskaya N.
Phenomenology of Husserl as the Background of Plato’s Conception of the Role of Rational Contemplation in Cognitive Process
160
Golub I.
Time as Philosophical Problem: from Platonism to Phenomenology
171
Mukhutdinov O.
The Concepts of  and Miteinandersein of Aristotle and Heidegger
178
Konacheva S.
“Nihilism” of Philosophical and Theological Apophatism: Interpretation of Heidegger’ s Philosophy in C. Yannaras Works
185
Levchenko V.
Body and Eros: The Antique Sources of Christos Yannaras’ Philosophy
195
Plyuscheva M.
Transformation of Game Concept from Antique to Contemporary Time. Determination of Concept of Body and of Language
203
Malyshkin Y.
Morality as Memory and as Machine: Aristotle and Guattari
212
Khudenko A.
Border as the Constitution of Dialogue Position
220
Furs V.
Dynamic Conception of the Social in C. Castoriadis’ Philosophy
227
Korolkova O.
The Shine and Tragedy of Helen in the Mirror Culture
239
Shevtsov S.
Philosophy of Neoarchaism
248

 

Section 3. ADAPTATION OF ANTIQUITY BY DOMESTIC CULTURE

Kashuba M.
Ideas of Hedonism in Kiev Mohila Academy Ethics
259
Chernousov R.
Plato in the works of Vladimir Solovyov
269
Pankov A.
Plato’s Philosophy and All-Unity Philosophy: Problem of Heredity and Connections
277
Shiyan A.
Shpet as Plato’s Follower
286
Kiriliuk O.
Universal Cultural Aspects of Some Antique Greek Heritage: Semiotics of the City as Reflected in the Conception of
“Trops of Initial Consciousness” of Olga Freidenberg
295
Golubovich I.
Sergey Averintsev and Antique Biography (Problems of Contemporary Interpretation of Genre)
303
Sobolevskaya E.
Art–Artist–Life (Development of Antique Tradition in The Silver Age Culture)
311
Bakanurskiy A., Bilyk A.
Sophocles in Theatrical Interpretation of Les Kurbas
320

 

Section 4. TRANSLATIONS

Wischke M.
Moderne und Antike.Über Nietzsches Sokrates-Deutung (translated from German by Korolkova O.)
329
Trawny P.
Der “ursprüngliche lógos” Anmerkungen zu Heideggers Destruktion der Logik seit Platon (translated from German by Korolkova O.)
337