GISAP: History and Philosophy

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Authors: Michael Prikhodko

The scientific concept, forming the basis of this publication, reflects the integrated, classified approach to the research of the process of creation of the ministerial system of governance in Russia in the first third of XIX century, examining this process from the point of view of the actual formation and the completion of the legislation of the ministerial system of governance in Russia.

9-12

Authors: Elena Kochegarova

The article describes main directions of the state policy in attraction of foreign capital to the domestic economy and peculiarities of its realization in the gold-mining industry. Special attention is paid to legal documents defining conditions of activities of foreign investors. The role of foreign capital in homeland gold-mining is considered in connection with international events and inner political problems.

16-18

Authors: Yuri Ivliev

In the report the idea of effectiveness of ancient sacred symbols in interaction of man and nature is conducted. With the help of different manipulations with symbols some ancient people (let’s call them the initiated ones) could actually affect the surroundings basing themselves upon deep intrinsic regularities designated in a sacred symbol by one or another way. From the modern point of view these regularities can be described, conditionally speaking, by sacred mathematics defining the verity of any process or thing. The way such latent mathematics (which we can scarcely appreciate) works, is shown by the Fermat’s Last Theorem, being as a matter of fact the principle of action for the great East symbol known in the West as Chinese monad.

22-25

Authors: Vladimir Chernyak

According to the author’s concept of systemic approach developed in the article, the «systematicity» is not considered as «universal quality of the world around», but only as the subject’s ability to bring to a certain order the observable and conceivable objects and phenomena. Continuing previous publications, the issues of phylogenesis and ontogenesis of systemic thinking are detalized.

30-33

Authors: Alexander Dan'shin

The article is devoted to origins of formation of the legal and social status of merchants in traditional China. The author notes that the refusal of Confucianism and Legalism from the orthodox view on merchantry, as a socially dangerous element, played an important role in strengthening the cultural unity and political stability of the Chinese empire.

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Authors: Galiya Kurmangaliyeva , Nataliya Seytakhmetova

The need for historical and philosophical understanding of the past, present, and future – is a topic of timeliness and philosophical discourse of modernity. Authors reveal the problem of perspective significance of creativity of the medieval philosopher Al-Farabi for the Kazakh and international community, because his historical and philosophical heritage includes the idea of the integrated dialogue between the East and the West, the idea of an integrated-interpretive thinking.

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Authors: Alexander Kudryavtsev

The author considers the matter of basic mathematical thinking stereotype revision in order to bring these stereotypes to compliance with modern scientific knowledge, and to provide multidimensional spaces of higher dimension, studying of which is a main task of the new epoch.

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Authors: Alexandra Zalevskaya

Abstraction, experience, imagination and emotion are treated as cognitive mechanisms providing success in scientific research and in everyday cognition and communication. Integrative approach is considered as necessary for revealing universal characteristics of cognizing persons’ activities in natural and social situations. The role of features of objects and word meanings is stressed as crucial for acquiring, producing, classifying and organizing scientific knowledge as well as common knowledge. Inherent interaction of abstraction, experience, imagination and emotion in coordination with features and tops as utterance invariants is defined as a cognitive universal.