To Be Human (in memoriam of Myroslav Popovych), 2018 No 15-16: Kyiv: Philosophical Dialogues, 2018, 248 p.

CONTENTS

Foreword

Anatolii Yermolenko – Myroslav Popovych’s philosophy of discourse in the context of leading trends in modern philosophy

Serhii Hrabovskyi – Myroslav Popovych School

Volodymyr Kuznietsov – Myroslav Popovych as an extraordinary personality, organizer and inspirer of Ukrainian academic philosophy

Yurii Ishchenko – To the discourse of M. Popovych's philosophy of history

Valerii Zahorodniuk – Philosopher-encyclopedist of the postmodern age

Halyna Kovadlo – Personalism as modern individualism (to the question of identity and self-identification)

Andrii Vasylchenko – Analytical philosophy in the Ukrainian context

Olena Lazorenko – Myroslav Popovych's culturological narrative and contemporary interdisciplinary creative concepts

Maryna Stoliar – Laughing culture of «Aeneid» by I. Kotliarevsky in the reception of M. Popovych

Oleh Bylyi – The discourse of revolution and legitimacy. Cultural and historical background

Valentin Omelyantchik – A note on the nature of simple assertion in Abelard and his predecessors (Boethius, Ammonius, Apollonius, Priscian, Glosulae, P. Helias)

Tetiana Hardashuk – Innovative development in the face of modern challenges

Yevhenii Andros – M.V. Popovych as a model of creative self-realization of an individual

Serhii Proleiev – Philosophy of history inspired by the Red Age

Olha Homilko – The idea of ​​freedom and progress in the philosophy of history of Mykhailo Drahomanov

Yurii Pysarenko – Archaic perception of power: visual semiotics

Category: Philosophical personalities...

Myroslav Popovych – The concept of the national idea and the mechanism of its implementation