Introduction to Philosophy
This section partially opens the manuscripts of an unfinished book, written in 1992-1997.
All texts are in Russian.
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Prolog
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I. The Idea of Philosophy
1. Philosophy and Humans
Why All the Fuss?
What Is It Like?
Forms of Philosophy
Object-Oriented Philosophy
Philosophy and Language
Philosophy and the Sense of Life
2. Philosophy and the World
Philosophy as History
Ideology
World View
World Comprehension
World Outlook
3. The Principal Problem
The Integrity of the World
The Facets of Integrity
Integrity and Diversity
Hierarchies
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II. The Grounds of Philosophy
1. Philosophy as a Hierarchy
Phenomenal Philosophy
Philosophical Essence
Real, actual and effective
2. The Universals
Categories
Matter, Reflixivity, Substance
Material, Form, Content
Essence, Phenomenon, Reality
Singularity, Speciality, Generality
Syncretism, Analysis, Synthesis
Lift-in
Categorial Schemes
Categories of Schemes
Links and Mediations
3. Philosophical Themes
The World as Such
Reproduction of the World
The Object
Levels of Time
Infinity and Creative Work
Humans and the World
Reason as Activity
The Human World
Material Production
Reproduction of the Subject
Art
Artistic Quality
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III. Philosophical Problems
1.Philosophy of Nature
2. Philosophy of the Spirit
The Hierarchy of the Spirit
Aesthetics
Perfection
The Sublime
Logic
Logic and Hierarchies
Discreteness and Continuity
The Substance of Logic
Truth
Ethics
Morals and Morality
The Ethical Imperative and Freedom
Ideals
3. Philosophy of Culture
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