Student Theses
Was there Some Influence of Hatha-yoga Practical Philosophy on the Concept of Kundalini in Vajrayana Buddhism?
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Ekaterina Shevlyakova
Supervisor: Natalia Kanaeva
Final Grade: 8
Year of Graduation: 2024
The Women's Question in Russian Philosophy and Literature
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Diana Khubetsova
Supervisor: Svetlana Klimova
Year of Graduation: 2024
The Concept of "Moral Entity" in Baroque Scholasticism
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Denis Manakov
Supervisor: Petr V. Rezvykh
Final Grade: 8
Year of Graduation: 2024
Representations of Russian Philosophy in European Mass Culture of the Late XX and Early XXI Centuries (on the Example of Live Actions)
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Evgeniya Nyorba
Supervisor: Maria Marey
Year of Graduation: 2024
Family Resemblance Method as a Tool for Conceptualizing Concepts of Genocide
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Aleksandr Arkhipov
Supervisor: Alexander V. Marey
Year of Graduation: 2024
The Problem of the Existence of Evil in the Works of F. M. Dostoevsky and T. Mann: a Comparative Analysis
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Ekaterina Gureeva
Supervisor: Vladimir Kantor
Year of Graduation: 2024
Concepts of Finiteness and Infinity in Modern Cosmology
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Ekaterina Glazyrina
Supervisor: Ivan Karpenko
Year of Graduation: 2024
The Representation of the Relationship between Rigths and Freedoms as a Problem of Political Philosophy^ from Classical to Modern Liberalism
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Andrey Nikolaev
Supervisor: Dmitry Moiseev
Year of Graduation: 2024
Existentialism in Japanese literature of the Modern Era
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Ekaterina Tumanyan
Supervisor: Natalia Kanaeva
Final Grade: 8
Year of Graduation: 2024
Internalization of Logic in Category Theory
Educational Programme: Philosophy (Bachelor)
Student: Arnold Grigorian
Supervisor: Elena Dragalina-Chernaya
Final Grade: 8
Year of Graduation: 2024
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