No. 74 (2026)

Articles

• METAMODERN VISUAL PRACTICES: FROM ONTOLOGICAL VOID TO AFFECTIVE RECONSTRUCTION

  Andrii Artemenko

  8-16

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• SKETCH OF SUBJECT-DISORIENTED (POST)ANTHROPOLOGY: SEX

  Oleh Perepelytsia

  17-24

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• TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF POST-TRUTH IN MODERN SOCIETY

  Olga Dobrodum, Eduard Martyniuk, Olena Nykytchenko

  25-33

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• THE FUNDAMENTALITY OF PHILOSOPHICAL EDUCATION: RELEVANCE OR ARCHAISM?

  Sergey Golikov

  34-45

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• EPISTEMOLOGICAL DECOLONIZATION: FROM THE "ZERO POINT" TO LOCAL KNOWLEDGES

  Mykhailo Chuhuyenko

  46-53

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• EXISTENTIALISM IN THE METAMODERN: PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION, APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND LEGAL СONSCIOUSNESS

  Hanna Yemelianenko, Olga Radziievska

  54-63

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• HEGEL'S PHILOSOPHY AT KHARKIV UNIVERSITY IN THE 1830S

  Volodymyr Abashnik

  64-77

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• TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL MODEL OF HUMANITY IN THE DIGITAL SPACE

  Mykhailo Beilin, Oleksandr Zheltoborodov

  78-88

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• INTERPRETATION WITHOUT AN INTERPRETER: ALGORITHMIC HERMENEUTICS AND NEW FORMS OF MEANING-MAKING

  Polina Volovyk

  89-95

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• SOCIAL NETWORKS AS A SYMBOLIC SPACE OF GAME INTERACTION

  Ivan Honcharenko

  96-104

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• EPISTEMOLOGY OF THE VISUAL IN THE AGE OF GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: ETHICAL LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTING EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH REALITY

  Illia Shein

  105-113

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• THE WORK OF BEING AND THE NEUROSIS OF PHILOSOPHY

  Daria Zakhlypa

  114-124

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• "LIFE ETHICS" AS A TERM OF THE "METADISCOURSE" OF PHILOSOPHY (M. FOUCAULT – G. AGAMBEN)

  Ihor Minakov

  125-136

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• MOTIVATION AND TRUST IN SPORTS COMMUNICATION: A PHILOSOPHICAL DIMENSION

  Lidiia Gazniuk, Lubov Karpets, Yuliya Kovalenko

  137-144

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• GENDER IN THE MECHANISMS OF SOCIAL COERCION TOWARD THE PROFESSIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL

  Olha Protsenko, Lidiya Komkova, Dmytro Haplevskyi

  145-155

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• CONTROLLED DANGER: THE FORMATION OF SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS OF HOMO AEROSPACE IN THE EXPERIENCE OF FLIGHT

  Iryna Ushno

  156-163

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• NOT JUST A DWELLING, NOT JUST A "MACHINE": THE CONCEPT OF HOUSING AS AN EXTENSION OF MAN ACCORDING TO M. MCLUHAN AND NOT ONLY

  Sergey Manukyan

  164-176

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• THE THEORY OF THE «FIELD OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION»: AN ATTEMPT TO OVERCOME THE ANTINOMY OF «STRUCTURALISM» AND «SUBJECTIVISM»

  Oleksandr Loiko

  177-186

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• PRODUCTION OF PRESENCE: THE SUBJECTIVITY OF THE BODY IN PAIN

  Viktor Bykh

  187-196

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• (IN)STABILITY OF CAUSALITY-REPRESENTATION IN THE SPACE OF MULTIPLE MENTAL REPRESENTATIONS OF TIME FLOW

  Oleksiy Polunin

  197-210

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• SOREN KIERKEGAARD: DESPAIR AND THE «LEAP OF FAITH» AS EXISTENTIALS OF SPIRITUALITY

  Natalia Bilchuk

  211-220

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• THE PHENOMENON OF RELIGION IN THE CONTEXT OF ORTHODOX ANTHROPOLOGY OF COMMUNICATION

  Roman Kharchenko

  221-229

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• SPIRITUAL ORIENTATIONS AND THE LIFE PURPOSE OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL DISCOURSE OF MEDIEVAL UKRAINE

  Olena Hudzenko

  230-236

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• BAROQUE THOUGHT AND ITS IMAGERY IN THE UKRAINIAN POLITICAL IMAGINATION: INTELLECTUAL DE(CON)STRUCTION AND RADICAL PHILOSOPHICAL RUPTURE

  Mykyta Trachuk

  237-250

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• THE HUMAN BETWEEN GIVENNESS AND PROJECT: THE ETHICAL-ANTHROPOLOGICAL CONFLICT OF BIOHACKING

  Svitlana Chmykhun, Mykyta Kulikov

  251-267

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• THE RHETORIC OF EXCLUSION: WORD, VICTIM, AND PUBLIC VIOLENCE – FROM ANCIENT BANISHMENT TO DIGITAL EXECUTION

  Nataliia Popova, Arsenii Shkurko

  268-279

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• CYCLICAL VISION: CANCEL CULTURE AND THE LOSS OF PERSPECTIVE

  Oleksandr Makarov, Vladyslav Prokopenko

  280-291

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• TOO CLOSE TO RETURN

  Kyrylo Shyrokov, Vladyslav Mohylat

  292-301

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• THE ARCHIVE THAT DOES NOT RELEASE

  Oleksii Pavlenko, Yevhen Kordiumov

  302-311

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• THE RHETORIC OF TRAGIC CHOICE: WHEN NAVIGATION DEMANDS SACRIFICE

  Kateryna Kuznetsova, Volodymyr Panov

  312-320

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• THE SECOND NAVIGATION: NOBODY RETURNS HOME

  Ivan Karpenko, Tetiana Podolska

  321-331

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