discuss it today. topic of the future of russian philosophy and the special russian view of the world, we will be with our heroes, this is alexey kozyrev, dean of the facultyow state university. to authorize the world, to choose oneself and even to overcome the all too human, because among the countless weedy angles of this world, there is always something that gives a thing its authenticity, if we understand time and stop confusing time with its units of measurement, with a calendar, with a dial, with a ruler, then we will understand that time has its own productive force, so... and i snuck into the dressing room after the concert in the large hall of the conservatory to sign this disc, but why did i take this disc with me not only out of great respect for the great russian musician, who is not with us now, but because vinyl, this is fragile education is like that, but many simply threw it in the trash, at my faculty there is a huge collection of vinyl discs, which were simply picked up, and those thrown in the trash were cleaned. well, but now it ’s coming back again, people are listening again, buying speaker systems, and i’m sure that in 2062, vinyl wi

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live well in the future, what are you doing, i ’m graduating from moscow state university, faculty of philosophyophical, i need more excursion , philosophy is a science, no, philosophy is not a science, and not an art, no, philosophy - this. philosophy is the frontier, it is the frontier of knowledge, such advanced knowledge, science, it , so to speak, processes, and philosophy does the right thing, it talks about what people have not yet been able to do, it means discovering with the help of scientific theorems, somehow is to develop, yeah, about things that are still beyond this is the kind of familiar scientific, understandable knowledge, these are, in my opinion, wonderful things, interesting, very diverse, and complex. somehow try to implement philosophy , somehow work for the good of the country, but again , i often don’t know exactly where philosophers work in russia, but i was brother, if you told me, at the faculty they say that they work at the faculty, this is the approach of philosophers . well, engage in russian science, create a laboratory, for example, we don’t have one in the fac

at the physics faculty of the higher school of economics, asked putin to help with the creation scientific laboratory at the university, another son, a student at the faculty of philosophy state university, is also thinking about the future, i don’t know exactly where philosophers work in russia, so. but i was a brother if i had somehow been told the approach of a philosopher. the young philosopher turned out to be quite inquisitive, which is probably the engine of success in the subject of his scientific research. it seems that your favorite philosopher is berdyaev? who else? are there people like kant? who are worth reading and try to penetrate into what they are thinking about. if the starry sky that evening for vladimir putin’s guests was hidden by the vaults of the church of the savior and the man-made, then the moral law inside, according to kant’s imperative, resonated with the shrines, the president told the guests about one: the icon of st. elizabeth feodorovna, who died as a martyr along with the royal family in the urals . for the book of scientific evidence the existence of god was not required; her whole life was a gospel service. this image was presented t

i’ll listen to the following question: and the motto of our university, the kant faculty of philosophy answer to the question of what education is, interpreted as a question, our country brought it up for consideration by the security council, the french presidency decided to delay this issue, the discussion has not yet begun, although we demanded an emergency meeting, it didn’t work out, well, there will be another meeting of the security council , dedicated to this issue, sergeevich lavrov is now in new york, that’s what he said, i don’t want history to repeat itself. april 2022, when , after a staging in bucha, where they were shown the bodies of people whose names we still cannot get, and so after that staging, the british presidency, which led the security council in april, refused to convene such a meeting for three days. what kind of evidence does russia plan to present that the downed plane was actually prisoners of war? doesn't that concern you? that the international community will not believe you, the international community believes us, by which you mean the west, i am sure

of the traditional medicine faculty, there are professors who did not study medicine at all, but they came to teach me and i learned that they are hakims, the basics of medicine. from all his sciences , philosophy, logic, anatomy, dissection, etc physics, i don't know all those basics, i don't know , i don't know temperament, i read all of them completely , they are teaching me and the faculty. many of those who have good experience know that they use this point in different areas, so we want to work with people who want to enter medicine and work with people's health. the patient came to me with a pain in his stomach. in this area, we say that apgaz has visited here . well, i studied medicine and studied anatomy . you have this as a sign of recognition of traditional medicine. anyone who has read this correctly will have hair based on the principles and rules. you are talking about a university, our noble friend said that we didn't exist before, why did we have jundi shapur university, we had many universities that performed surgeries, who does it belong to ? take the tools and look at them, zahrawi , and see how they work. all of this exists. in ancient times, all of this was done a thousand

education are courses that grapple with the core questions of politics, religion and philosophy that have shaped our our world and shape our lives for faculty, liberal education means that they have step out of their disciplinary comfort and engage in a project that is quite removed. the reproduction of their professional expertise, a project that is concerned with cultivating human beings, the fullest expression of the innate capacities that make them free agents. in my experience, when people are given a taste of what a liberal education is and, what it does, they want it for themselves and for their children, people have an innate towards freedom and self determination, a hunger for truth and self-transcendence that makes liberal education immediate compelling. it's not true that. all students want from a college is a good job. they come to us with needs and that can only be fulfilled by non-economic goods that want education, that not only teaches them things, but which them. an education that addresses their entire selves, not just bank account, an education that teaches them not just how to make a better living, but how to live a bett

of philosophy at harvard. is she did say she's focused on just being a member of the faculty at the moment.ntioned. get this, stuart, he reportedly lobbied behind the scenes to keep claudine gay before her resignation. that would likely be an issue because gay's ascension to the office is seen by many as a symptom of the greater institutional rot. she was not prepared to lead the university. that's evidenced by her weak response to anti-semitism, and questions swirl around the allegations of plagiarism now, did the harvard corporation board not vet her or did they ignore the issue entirely? that's unanswered. and that's why hedge fund manager bill ackman calls for the resignation of member of the harvard board who defended her for weeks after. he wants a different board installed for the selection of the next president, and meanwhile, experts and alumni agree the next president should have superior credentials. one alumni said that most of the critical -- the most critical attribute here is someone who simply cares about the school's future. listen here. >> asking someone to care is like as

of information theory to complex phenomena to history and philosophy of science, how science and culture interact. he is a fellow of the american physical society, a recipient of the presidential faculty award from the white house and national science foundation and, was awarded the 2019 templeton prize and has authored five books and is the co-founder of 13.8, where he writes about science and culture with physicist adam frank. he is devoted to the understanding of science and his books have been published in 15 languages. a native of riyadh, janeiro, brazil, he lives in hanover, hampshire. marcelo gleiser is presenting his new book, the dawn of a mindful universe, a manifesto for future since copernicus yes, humanity has increasingly seen itself as adrift in insignificant speck within a large cold universe. in donovan mindful universe, marcelo gleiser argues that it is we have lost the spark of the enlightenment, has guided humanity that has guided him in development over the past several centuries. while some scientific efforts have been over the past. excuse me, while some scientific efforts have been made to overcome this increasingly bleak perspective, the ongoing search for lif

try to implement philosophy somehow to work for the benefit of the party, but again, i often don’t know exactly where philosophers work in russia, but i was, if you can tell at the facultythe faculty of physics, higher school of economics, yeah. i do physics, i work in a laboratory, towers, yes, yes, towers and what plans, what plans, plans, well, to do russian science, to create. laboratory, for example , we don’t have one in the faculty, we need to create it, complete our studies , bring people there, trained employees who will agree to work and somehow start developing this business, you somehow had something to do with grant support, there you see, such a thing, so as not to mention the name, i’ll put it simply, there was initially a guarantor, there was an idea to create. but then the circumstances arose that neither a grant nor a laboratory was created, and as a result, all of our scientific employees are not completely assigned to the tower, because they are all active scientists, they need to work, they work in naranovo institutes, but according to the rules of the tower they without being teachers there, they cannot be on the insert, it turns out that they are

faculty not on skin color but on philosophy, politicalvard belief, and viewpoints. that is really what rfid needs to do to balance the institution. our reporting on claudine's plagiarismsolu in dei empire and botched handling ofi-semitism shows that the institutions are weak, and their ideology is a failure. we are just getting started in i this campaign for reform. s >> laura: victor, i think it is important thaimt people don't claim like a premature victory here, although this is very. important and why i decided to do the show tonight, very, very important. this is just one person at one university that happens to bet harvard. but tell us about whatho you knw about how deep this really goes in the american educational psychic. >> well, it is institutionalized. iand people that speak outt against it or punished. and they have a fundamental contradiction, laura, because they claim they are preeminent and hyper democratic and theyey bare not. the base decisions on hiring tension anadmid scholarship andl race. and whenie you are lying like that, then the lies are not the end but the beginning. on this case, she lied -- sai unfortunate to say that but numerous times she said she had been proactive about the w p