Correlationism: the dogma that was, is and will be

Worldview, Philosophy, Ideology: Problems of Relationship in the Context of Social Change

The article examines the problems of the relationship between worldview, philosophy and ideology, which, according to the authors, remain extremely confusing and insufficiently clarified in Russian philosophical literature, which leads to scholastic disputes and unfounded theoretical and practical conclusions. Sharing...

Sociology Without an Alibi. Towards Ontology, Pluralism, and Engagement

The author of the article describes several of the main tendencies in contemporary sociological theory, arguing that it abandons the convenient assumptions that create the impression of its disputes being purely methodological and its language neutral. For several decades, we have been witnessing major theoretical reor...

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Journal of the History and Philosophy of Science

Commonplace Commitments

Joseph P. Fell proposes that the solution to the problem of nihilism is found in the common experience of persons and the everyday commitments that one makes to people, practices, and institutions. In his landmark 1979 book Heidegger and Sartre, and in his subsequent essays, Fell describes a quiet but radical reform in...

Functionalist Intuitions, Uncertainty, and Ontological Politics: Religious Studies for the Anthropocene

Following Hanegraaff’s (2020: 73) claim that pioneers in our field considered it “to be no less than essential for any adequate understanding of the history of human culture and society as such,” this text answers Schilbrack’s (2013) question: “After we deconstruct ‘religion’, then what?” The answer is formulated wit...