4th International Conference on Contemporary Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (ICCESSH 2019) Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research Volume 329 Moscow, Russia 17-19 May 2019 Part 1 of 3 Editors: Yong Zhang Iana Rumbal Randall Green Tatiana Volodina ISBN: 978-1-5108-9066-4 Printed from e-media with permission by: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. Copyright© (2019) by Atlantis Press All rights reserved. Copyright for individual electronic papers remains with the authors. For permission requests, please contact the publisher: Atlantis Press Amsterdam / Paris Email: [email protected] Conference Website: http://www.atlantis-press.com/php/pub.php?publication=iccessh-19 Printed with permission by Curran Associates, Inc. (2019) Additional copies of this publication are available from: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: 845-758-0400 Fax: 845-758-2633 Email: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1 SESSION: PHILOSOPHY PHENOMENOLOGICAL SOCIOLOGY AS A VARIANT OF POST-NON-CLASSICAL THEORY IN SOCIAL COGNITION....................................................................................................................................................1 Anna Antipina METHODOLOGY OF NEO-INDUCTIVISM: CRITICAL ANALYSIS ........................................................................5 Sergey Lebedev STUDY ON ONTOLOGY OF EVIL ................................................................................................................................. 10 Valery Gubin, Helen Nekrasova UNDERSTANDING OF THE BEGINNING OF HEGEL'S PHILOSOPHY TAKING SECTION I IN THE INTRODUCTION OF "SHORTER LOGIC" AS AN EXAMPLE ....................................................................... 14 Junxin Li EMOTIONAL TRANSCENDENCE IN CONFUCIANISM ........................................................................................... 18 Ming Yi THEORY OF "PERFECT PENETRATION WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION" AND ECOLOGICAL AFFINITY ON THE EPIC "GESAR" FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ECOLOGICAL LITERATURE..................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Juntao Wang, Liang Yan STUDY ON THE "ENANTIODROMIA" IN ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY........................................................... 24 Bo Wu, Yali Xin THE MAJOR TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD............................................................................................................................................ 28 Ejike Sam-Festus Chukwujekwu STUDY ON THE BLENDING OF MARXISM AND CHINESE TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHY AN INVESTIGATION BASED ON FENG QI'S THEORY OF HUMAN NATURE .......................................................... 32 Jiafeng Shao YANGMING PSYCHOLOGY AND INDIVIDUAL MORAL CONSCIOUSNESS...................................................... 36 Jiafeng Wu, Jing He THOUGHTS ON PHILOSOPHY EDUCATION IN HIGHER VOCATIONAL COLLEGES ................................... 40 Fenghua Kang SCIENTIFIC CREATIVITY TRIPLE DETERMINATION PATTERNS .................................................................... 45 Nikolay N. Gubanov, Nikolay I. Gubanov, Evgeny Yusipov H. COHEN AND E. CASSIRER: THE FOUNDATIONS OF KANT’S ETHICS ......................................................... 49 Leonid Tetyuev THE INHERITANCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF XI JINPING'S ECOLOGICAL CIVILIZATION THOUGHT TO MARX'S CONCEPT OF "ECOLOGICAL MAN" ............................................................................. 54 Xing Meng HERMAN COHEN’S INFLUENCE ON THE BADEN SCHOOL OF NEO-KANTIANISM IN RUSSIA BASED ON WORKS BY BORIS VALENTINOVICH YAKOVENKO......................................................... 58 Nadezhda Storcheus POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF AL-GHAZALI ............................................................................................................ 61 Nur Kirabaev, Maythem Al-Janabi THE MATERIALIZED FORM OF ALIENATION OF COMMUNICATION AND ITS HIDDEN ESSENCE READING MARX'S THE DIGEST OF JAMES MULLER'S “PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY”................................................................................................................................................. 65 Wenyi Liu THE TRANSFORMATION OF POWER IN A CITY: SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS..................... 70 Olga Lomako, Olga Filimonova MYTHOLOGICAL THINKING AND THE FORMATION OF MYTHOLOGICAL NOTIONS. MYTH AND LANGUAGE IN THE CONCEPT OF E. CASSIRER .............................................................................. 75 Olga Strelnik HEIDEGGER'S POT — THE GATHERING OF THE FOUR ELEMENTS OF HEAVEN, EARTH, GOD AND MAN.................................................................................................................................................................. 79 Lu Xiang PHILOSOPHY OF V.E. SEZEMAN: THE SOURCE OF THE FORMATION OF THE THEORY OF PURE KNOWLEDGE.................................................................................................................................................. 84 Pavel Vladimirov RELATIVE ONTOLOGY AND THE GROUND OF FUTURE MORALITY.............................................................. 88 Petr M. Kolychev RESEARCH ON THE CONNOTATION OF CHINESE TRADITIONAL SELF-CULTIVATION CULTURE............................................................................................................................................................................ 93 Chunyan Wu NEO-KANTIANISM AND SPECIFICITY OF "SCIENCES OF THE SPIRIT" ......................................................... 98 Sergei Nizhnikov, Tuyet Le Thi GEORGY FEDOTOV: A PERSON IN THE WORLD OF CULTURE....................................................................... 103 Sergei Nizhnikov, Igor Grebeshev STUDY ON THE SPECIFICITY OF L.P. KARSAVIN’S HISTORICO-PHILOSOPHICAL APPROACH ...................................................................................................................................................................... 107 Viacheslav V. Serbinenko RECEPTION OF NEO-KANTIAN PHILOSOPHY IN RUSSIAN ACADEMIC CIRCLES: ALEXANDER VVEDENSKY .......................................................................................................................................... 110 Vladimir Dudyshkin SQUARING AND HEXAGONIZING LOGICAL RELATIONS AMONG THREE DIFFERENT KINDS OF DEONTIC MODALITY “OBLIGATORY” A MODEL FOR LOGICALLY FORMALIZED AXIOMATIC EPISTEMOLOGY THEORY ..................................................................................... 115 Vladimir Lobovikov CRITICAL REALISM AS A FORM OF ECONOMICAL ONTOLOGY................................................................... 121 Alexey Antonov, Andrey Orekhov DEVELOPMENT OF KANT’S IDEAS IN A.V. VEIDEMAN’S THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE.............................. 126 Anastasia Lebedeva STUDY ON CONCEPTUAL PRECISION AND THE LIMITED APPLICABILITY OF "TRUTH", "THEORY" AND "PRACTICE" TO INDIAN PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITIONS ................................................. 129 Andrei V. Paribok ONTOLOGICAL AND GNOSEOLOGICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF THE TRANSCENDENTALISM OF BORIS YAKOVENKO ................................................................................................ 135 Anna Shiyan PHENOMENOLOGY OF DIALECTICAL CONTRADICTION ................................................................................ 140 Dmitry Mamchenkov USING H.COHEN'S APPROACH TO ACTUALIZE E.HUSSERL'S IDEAS............................................................ 143 Dmitry Popov, Anton Skutin, Vladimir Sokol THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH IN TEACHING ................................................................................... 147 Dmitriy Popov, Svetlana Kudryashova, Vladimir Sokol NEO-KANTIAN PHILOSOPHY OF LAW OF NOVGORODTSEV AND MARXISM ............................................ 152 Elizaveta Frolova INTERPRETING INDIAN TEXTS: CONCEPTS VS. CONTEXT.............................................................................. 156 Evgeniya Desnitskaya LEO TOLSTOY’S AND HENRI BERGSON’S "PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE": COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS......................................................................................................................................................................... 159 Igor Evlampiev, Inga Matveeva, Viktor Kupriyanov HERMANN COHEN AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF DIALOGUE ............................................................................. 164 Ilya Dvorkin CASSIRER’S REVISION OF COHEN........................................................................................................................... 170 Ira Irit Katsur CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN STUDIES OF THE LIFE AND WORKS OF HERMANN COHEN....................... 176 Julia Karagod NEO-KANTIANISM IN THE SOVIET AND POST-SOVIET JURISPRUDENCE: LIFE UNDER AN ASSUMED NAME ............................................................................................................................................................ 179 Vladimir Przhilenskiy, Irina Przhilenskaya THE HISTORICAL EPISTEMOLOGY AS A PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTION OF THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE: THE NORMATIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE APPROACHES ........................................... 185 Amina Fakhrutdinova AUGUSTINIAN UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN FREEDOM AND THE DIVINE PREDESTINATION AS THE PHENOMENON OF THE MEDIEVAL CULTURE ................................................