• S.Zizek. Alfred Hitchcock, or The form and its historical mediation (Transl. by A.Gornykh).

• A.Ousmanova. The Indecent Hints: Hitchcock is experimenting.

• E.Tolstik. The “Necrophily” of Art (some notes on the topics of death and art in Hitchcock’s films).

 

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• A.Gornykh. Hitchcock as a man of letters: the cinematography of horror as a modernist problem.

• M.Bozhovitch. The man behind his eye.

• E.Solodkaya. The new reality of “Psycho”.

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The Problem of the Other in Contemporary Philosophy

• A.Gornykh. Imaginary Other of Jacque Lacan.

• A.Ousmanova. Representation as Appropriation: on the Existence of the Other in Discourse.

• J.Solovjeva. On “spaces, moments and breaks”: the specificity of “a view on visuality” of W.Benjamin.

 

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Philosophy and Art

• V.Bimel. Appearance and occurrence in art (transl. by O.Shparaga).

• P.Celan. Poems from “Poppy and memory” (transl. by O.Shparaga).

• M.Shapiro. Still-life painting as a personal object.

• J.Derrida. Restitutions ( from the Truth in Painting).

• A.Haardt. Art in the light of future in Vladimir Solovyev and Friedrich Nietzsche (transl. by K.Liadskaya).

• M.Rölli. The aesthetic of Nietzsche in the light of his Critique of Metaphysics.

• E. Elisbarashvili. Narratology, methodology: Nietzsche and Platonian paradigms.

• G.Hiltmann. Do philosophical concepts have gender? (in German).

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Visual as violence

• A.Ousmanova. Violence as a cultural metaphor

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Visual culture research 

• E.Glod. “Language-Body” opposition in Peter Greenaway’s The Pillow Book.

 

Topography of Culture

• A.Gornykh. Dreams about army.

 

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Ethical Dimension

• A. Zukauskaite. Gaze at/is My Desire (in English)

• P.Barkovskij. Expectation of violence: the violence of expectation.

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• D.Heller. Nationalism as commodity: selling 9/11 (transl. by P.Legenchenko).

• A.Sarna. Catastrophe as a show: the representation of 9/11 events in television discourse.

 

Topography of Culture

• A.Ousmanova. Umberto Eco - 70.

• T. Stauder. An interview with Umberto Eco about his novel “Baudolino” (transl. by E.Ignatovich, ed. by A.Ousmanova).

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• E.Tolstik. The repressive construct of harmony.

• A.Sarna. Sport, gender and nation (Riefenstahl + Rammstein).

 

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Case Study "Belarus", Academy and Power, the Idea of the University

• A.Ousmanova. Philosophy and the position of a critical intellectual today.

• B. Cope. Beyond the Ruins of the University (in English).

• A.Gornykh. Belarus: The Case of anti-modernist ideology.

 

 

Selection and Elections: The Problem of Choice

• A.Gornykh. The Belarusian eternal comeback.

• A.Ousmanova. Belarusian Détournement, or The Art of Outflanking Manoeuvre as Politics.

 

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• A.Ousmanova. The deconstruction of the canon: postclassical ‘studium’ of Ruslan Vashkevich.

• D.Elkins. Six Ways to Make Visual Studies Harder (transl. by A.Denishchyk).

• V.Konstantiuk. The Aesthetic vs. The Social or How Beauty Will Save the World.

 

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Modern Biotechnologies and the Transformation of Human Image

• A.Gornykh. The Aesthetics of Cinema and Contemporaneity of History (The representation of World War II in the Soviet Cinema).

• E.Tolstik. Phenomenology of Vision. Cinematographic Experience.

• A.Sarna. Videoclip as a “Detonator” and Aesthetic After “the Big Bang”.

 

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Feminism and Philosophy: rethinking the Legacy of Simone de Beauvoir

• A.Ousmanova. On marxist theory of love.

• A.Ousmanova. Feminism and Philosophy: après Simone de Beauvoir.

• A.Ihnatovich. Transgender Subjectivity and Cinema: the Experience of Transgression or the Experience of Borderline (in Belarusian).

 

 

• A.Gornykh. Intelligentsia and the aesthetic of anti-communism.

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Critique and Clinic. Psychoanalysis between Individual Traumas and Social Symptoms

• A.Gornykh, L.Miheeva. The Instance of the Letter in the Psychobiography of A. Tarkovsky.

 

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University without Philosophy?

• A.Gornykh. On Principles of Philosophy in Connection With Its Present-Day Ending.

 

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• V. Konstantyuk. Decoded Visual Streams: Capitalism and YouTube

• D. Boychenko. Mobile Technologies and Information Age: Spread of Smartphones as a Tendency of Globalization.

 

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Marxism in the Epoch of Late Capitalism

• А. Gornykh. Capitalism and Anxiety.

• V. Konstantsiuk. Mediation: Methodological Topicality of Psychoanalytical-(post)Marxist Synthesis in the Understanding of Media.

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The Idea of Community: Theories and Practices

• Y. Martinavichene. Transformation of the Political Participation Idea: Rousseau, Rancière, Laclau. 

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Reconsidering the Concept of Subject in New Theoretical and Practical Contexts

• Y. Martinavichene.  Postmodern Subject and Political Action (In English).

• D. Boichenko. A Thousand Technologies: Fantasy on Rhizome, Evolution of Modernity and the Death of Spontaneity.

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TechnoLogos: Social Effects of Contemporary Bio- and Informational Technologies

• A. Ousmanova, T. Shchyttsova. Towards the Social Logic of Technoscience (Foreword).

• D. Boichenko. Informational Terror: The Problem of Individual Autonomy under the Conditions of Digital Surveillance.

• V. Konstantiuk. Media/Net Mediation as Social Mediation.

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Sharing Experience: Norms, Values, and Interactions

• D. Boichanka. Cyborg normalized. Future life in a digital flow (in English)

• Y. Martinavichene. Ernesto Laclau, The Rhetorical Foundations of Society, Verso: London, New York, 2014.

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E-effect

• A.Ousmanova. E-Burned Knowledge: the Production and Dissemination of Knowledge after the Digital Turn. 

• L. Manovich. The Science of Culture? Social Computing, Digital Humanities, and Cultural Analytics (transl. by A. Vozyanov).

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P.S. Soundscapes

• M. Yashchanka. Subjectivity in Sound: Listening to Anton Sarokin’s «Postfilmia».

• I. Gladysheva. Jonas Mekas and His «Diary Films» – the New Understanding of Sound and Cinema in the Context of American Film Avant-Garde of the 1960s.

• A.Gornykh. On the Fetishization of Sound.

• A. Vozyanov. Mobilities and Sound.

• V. Zelenskaya. The Imagined Community of «True People»: Social Construction of the Rebetiko Musical Genre.

• D. Koshlakov, A. Stepanischev. Sound. Security. Society.

• G. W. Gumbrecht. What Makes Music Irresistible? / The Freedom of Janis Joplin’s Voice.

• B. Cope. Research into/around Sounds in Poland: An Interview with Michał Libera and Daniel Muzyczuk.

• M. Barski. Sermons over Modern Talking: On Listening to Private Tapes from the 1980s.

• A. Sarna. Noise & Smart: From a Noisy to a «Smart» City.

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Logos and pathos. Humanities in the condition of war

• T. Shchitsova, M. Minakov. LOGOS AND PATHOS. HUMANITIES IN THE CONDITION OF WAR. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.

• V. Korableva. THE END OF «THE END OF HISTORY»: OUTLINES OF A NEW WORLD AMIDST A «HYBRID WARFARE».

• B. Kashnikov. TERRORISM, JUSTICE AND ABSOLUTE WAR. HOW MANY HORSEMEN OF APOCALYPSE?

• P. Barkovsky. CONTEMPORARY POST-IDEOLOGIES: «HYBRID IDEOLOGIES», OR «NEW MYTHOLOGIES» AS A FACTOR OF CONSTITUTING OF POST-MODERN SOCIAL FIELD.

• T. Shchitsova. BETWEEN FRUSTRATION AND MOBILIZATION: EMOTIONAL DISPOSITIONS OF THE HUMANITIES SCHOLARS IN THE CONDITIONS OF OUR WARTIME.

• D. Malyutina. THE IMPACT OF THE ARMED CONFLICT IN THE EAST OF UKRAINE ON RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SCHOLARS OF UKRAINE ACROSS EUROPE.

• I. Podporin. HERMENEUTICS OF WITNESS AS A PROGRAM OF INTERPRETATION OF WAR.

• A. Gornykh. INTERNAL ENEMY IN THE INFORMATION WAR (DONBASS IDEOLOGICAL PALIMPSEST).

• U. Ivanov. HOW LANGUAGE REACTS TO THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR (POLITOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-LINGUISTIC OBSERVATIONS).

• A. Kryvalap. TO AVOID WAR: TRUST AS A BET AND TARGET FOR INFORMATIONAL WAR.

• A. Sarna. THE WAR OF DISCOURSES ON THE BORDER OF THE PRIVATE AND THE PUBLIC.

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ROLAND BARTHES’ TIME

• A.Ousmanova, V. Furs. The Time of/for Roland Barthes.

• A. Fleischer. Roland Barthes and Photography, or the Revelation of the Images.

• V. Musvik. Picturing the Unimaginable. Trauma, Distance, Affect: Reception of Roland Barthes’ Сamera lucida and Contemporary Russian Photography.

• O. Davydova. Photographic Time and Affect in Film: Project of Roland Barthes’s Film Theory.

• G. Rusetskaya. Reading What Does Not Cease to Not Writing. A Lover’s Writing (by R. Barthes).

• M. Gil. Roland Barthes: Text and Life.

• A. Gornykh. Photography as a Medium: Proust’s Punctum in the Lacan’s Mirror. 

• V. Kanstantsiuk. The Letter of Pleasure and Jouissance: Between Barthes and Lacan. 

• D. Païni. The Resistance to Cinema.

• A. Ousmanova. The Poetics of the Unspeakable and «Le Filmique» in the Works of Roland Barthes.

• M. Smith. To Seminar, or Not to Seminar, That Is the Question.

• V. Furs. Roland Barthes: The Paradigm, the Neutral, Tao.

• U. Ivanoŭ. Roland Barthes as a Political Thinker.

• K. Shtalenkova. At the Intersection of Semiology and Ideology: Mythologies of National Images in the Design of French Coins and Paper Money.

• A. Toustsik. Barthes. Sade. Rococo. 

• A. Palubinski. Nara(c)tivity and Dynamic Form: Perspectives for the Production of Text in the Digital Age.

• D. Akhapkin. Du côté de chez Barthes (Barthes’s Way).

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SHIFTING THE BORDERS: TRANSFORMATIONS OF SUBJECTS, BODIES, AND PRACTICES IN THE ERA OF NEW MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

• T. Shchyttsova, V. Lekhtsier. EDITOR'S PREFACE.

• F. Svenaeus. PHENOMENOLOGY AND EMBRYO ETHICS.

• A. Tsiatserkin. UTILITARIANISM VS DEONTOLOGY, OR WHY IS ABORTION POSSIBLE AND THE USE OF HUMAN EMBRYOS FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IS NOT?

• T. Shchyttsova. TO TAKE OR NOT TO TAKE ANTIDEPRESSANTS? POLITICS OF THE SELF IN THE ERA OF PSYCHOPHARMACOTHERAPY.

• E. Kovtiak. DEALING WITH DEPRESSION: SHIFTS IN APPROACHES TO EMOTIONAL SELF-CARE IN MINSK.

• E. Berdysheva. PRICE AND VALUE IN THE FIELD OF CANCER CARE IN RUSSIA: THE CASE OF AN INNOVATIVE MEDICINE FOR BREAST CANCER.

• V. Lekhtsier. COMING OUT IN THE «REMISSION SOCIETY»: TO ARTHUR FRANK’S THEORY OF TESTIMONY.

• Saulius Geniusas. BEYOND NATURALISM AND SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM: THE FUNCTION OF PHENOMENOLOGY IN PAIN RESEARCH.

• I. Poleshchuk. TEMPORALIZATION OF MOTHER-CHILD RELATION: EXPERIENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN.

• T. Vadalazhskaya. BORDERS, HUMILITY, AUTONOMY, OTHER.

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IN MEMORIAM. VLADIMIR FOURS

• T. Shchyttsova. IN MEMORIAM. VLADIMIR FOURS.

• G. Mažeikis. FOURS AND PATHOLOGIES OF THE “TRANSITION” IN THE POST-SOVIET MODERN.

• A. Dmitriev. SOCIAL IMAGINARY, ADVENTURES OF AUTONOMY AND INTELLECTUAL HISTORY.

• A. Patkul. VLADIMIR FOURS AS A READER OF DESCARTES.

• V. Matskevich, M. Minakov, A. Dmitriev, T. Shchyttsova. REGRESSIVE SOCIALITY? POST-SOVIET SOCIETIES IN THE GLOBALIZATION COORDINATE SYSTEM.

• V. Korablyova. EUROPE AS AN OBJECT OF DESIRE: UKRAINE BETWEEN “PSYCHOLOGICAL EUROPE” AND THE “SOVIET MENTALITY”. 

• V. Davydzik. TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE NATIONAL IN THE CONTEXT OF REGIONALIZATION AND LOCALIZATION.

• A. Gornykh. ANTHROPOLOGY OF VALUE: DESIRE AND COMMUNICATION (B. MALINOWSKI, J. LACAN).

• M. Martynov. FURTHUR AND THE PROBLEM OF ANARCHIST IDIORRHYTHMY.

• K. Yancheuskaya. ARTHUR FRANK’S NARRATIVE ETHICS IN THE CONTEXT OF EMMANUEL LEVINAS`S ETHICAL DOCTRINE. 

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VOTING OVER CONTESTED ISSUES — VOTING AS A CONTESTED ISSUE

• A. Langenohl, S. Schmäing. PREFACE.

• S. Schmäing. “DICTATORSHIP OF APPLAUSE”? THE RISE OF DIRECT REPRESENTATION IN CONTEMPORARY UKRAINE.

• R. Wagener. “CROWNING OF THE DEMOCRATIC EDIFICE”? – PUBLIC DISCOURSES ON REFERENDUMS IN LUXEMBOURG SINCE THE FIRST WORLD WAR.

• R. Jeremias. PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN THE USA: BETWEEN REPUBLICANISM AND DEMOCRACY. 

• Y. Welp. FROM THE ‘STATUS QUO’ PROBLEM TO THE ‘FACTIONAL’ PROBLEM CONSTITUTION-MAKING IN VENEZUELA, ECUADOR AND BOLIVIA.

• A. Langenohl. DISPLACING ELECTIONS IN THE ‘JUMP TO THE MARKET’: DISPERSED TRACES OF NEOLIBERALISM IN POLAND’S TRANSITION FROM SOCIALISM.

• J. Heise. UNITED NATIONS COLONIAL COMPLICITY IN DECOLONIZATION REFERENDA: UN-SUPERVISION OF THE 1956 REFERENDUM IN WESTERN TOGOLAND.

• V. Korablyova. RE-CONCEPTUALIZING POST-SOVIET ELECTIONS: BETWEEN THE THEATER STATE AND OCULAR DEMOCRACY. 

• D. Mukhin. «THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IS THE VOICE OF THE GOD»: PRACTICES OF PEASANT ASSEMBLIES IN THE NORTHERN RUSSIAN VILLAGE OF THE LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURIES.

• P. Rudkouski, T. Shchyttsova, A. Yahorau, T. M. Bohn. AFTER VOTING.

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OVERCOMING AUTHORITARIANISM: BELARUS AND THE EASTERN EUROPEAN REGION 30 YEARS LATER

• T. Shchyttsova. OVERCOMING AUTHORITARIANISM: PATH-DEPENDENCE AND NEW CITIZENSHIP.

• D. R. Marples. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM.

• A. Filippov. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM. 

• T. Lane. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM. 

• V. Gel’man. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM. 

• G. Mažeikis. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM.

• H. Petrovsky. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM.

• M. Jaroszewicz. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM.

• A. Penzin. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE EDITORIAL TEAM.

• M. Minakov. UNIVERSAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BELARUSSIAN PROTEST — 2020 AND OF OTHER POST-SOVIET PROTEST MOVEMENTS.

• E. Gapova. THE BELARUSIAN ANTI-AUTHORIATRIAN CITIZENS’ REVOLUTION.

• R. Miniankou. BELARUSIAN PROTESTS OF 2020 IN COSMOPOLITAN DIMENSION.

• T. Shchyttsova. SOVEREIGN POWER AND ETHICS OF NON-VIOLENCE: STRUCTURAL FOUNDATIONS OF CIVIL MOBILIZATION IN BELARUS.

• V. Matskevich. RESPONSING FOR YOURSELF. NOTES OF A HARMFUL PHILOSOPHER.

• U. Ivanoŭ. THE PHENOMENON OF WOMEN IN WHITE: THE GENDER DIMENSION OF THE BELARUSIAN PROTESTS OF THE SECOND HALF OF 2020-EARLY 2021.

• A. Vozyanov. GRASSROOTS SOCIOLOGY AND POSSIBILITIES TO POSE RELEVANT QUESTIONS ABOUT BELARUS DURING THE REPRESSIONS.

• A. Sarna. COMMUNICATIVE DESIGN OF THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT IN THE PROTEST SUBCULTURE.

• V. Dziadok. REVIEW OF PUBLICATIONS, DEDICATED TO THE PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN PROTESTS OF 2020.

• V. Sliaptsova. BELARUSIAN POLITICAL CRISIS: A COLLAPSE OF PREEMPTIVE AUTHORITARIANISM.

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REVIEW OF PUBLICATIONS, DEDICATED TO THE PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN PROTESTS OF 2020