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Methodological Foundations of Risk Analysis, Assessmentand Management

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The paper aims to represent the author’s methodological position that risk is a consequence of the decisions made by the person and is always associated with the person who not only makes a choice, but also evaluates the probabilities of possible events and associated losses. Taking a risk, the person chooses an alternative that is the result of her decision, although the possible results are not exactly known to her. The key to managing risk is the issue of measuring it. The law of large numbers by J. Bernoulli and related methodological and philosophical issues are considered.

Сибирский философский журнал. 2 / 2020

A Socio-Philosophical Phenomenon of the Youth Subculture of Diggers

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The article describes the youth subcultural movement of diggers; examines the typology of diggers, offered by the participants of this activity; analyzes the socio-philosophical aspect of the existence of the subculture of diggers in Russia. It shows the social orientation of this movement, its philosophical and worldview implications, the image of the underground world and the purpose of “diggers” which exists in their own representations.

Правила представления, рецензирования и опубликования научных статей

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System Bases and Sociobiological Drivers of Anthropogenesis

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The systemic scheme of the “black box” is a starting point to elaborate an explanatory approach to the main characteristics of anthropogenesis. Next steps are the stages of sapientization and the functionalist concept of care / structure which allows describe and explain the processes of biological and social (cultural) evolution in a unified manner. The most important processes of anthropogenesis associated with social interactions and communication have left no direct traces. That is why their analysis and explanation require special logic and methodology.

Сибирский философский журнал. 1 / 2021

Revolutionary Waves of the Twentieth Century: “The Red Wave” in Asia, 1940-1970

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The study examines revolutionary waves - the process of spreading protest activity from one society to another. The author reveals the specifics and analyzes the nature of relations within the “red wave” in post-war Asia in the 40s - 70s of the twentieth century. The paper explains the structural, ideological and organizational relationship between these revolutions (uprising, partisan wars) using the world system analysis, demographic and structural theory, the theory of military revolutions, and the neo-Marxist model of B. Moore.

THE TEMPTATION BY NOVELTY

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The article analyzes the phenomenon of progressivism existing at the level of mass consciousness and in the form of ideas and even ideologies. This phenomenon displays a number of characteristic features: the belief in the irreversibility and lack of alternatives to scientific-technological progress; an abeyance of tradition; the primacy of opinion over justification, of novelty and originality over the desire for truth; the pretentiousness of language. The article justifies the existence of an alternative paradigm to progressivism, which can be called «new evolutionism».

QBism, phenomenology, and contextual quantum realism

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A critique of phenomenological interpretation of quantum Bayesianism (QBism) is offered, in particular, the position of M. Bitbol and L. de La Tremblay, which removes remnants of scientific realism from QBism and adopts a radically phenomenological first person point of view. It is shown that phenomenological view of quantum mechanics cannot explain cognition of quantum reality and behavior of real quantum systems, because the ultimate reality for phenomenology is autonomous phenomena, which, in fact, do not exist.