Sponsored by Center for Global Philosophy & Religion
Published by M-Graphics, Boston, MA, United States
Founding Editor
Dr. Mikhail Sergeev, University of the Arts, Philadelphia (since 2018).
International Editorial Board
Robert Stockman, Th.D., Indiana University South Bend (USA)
Necati Alcan, Ph.D., Bamberg University, (Germany)
Youli Ioannesian, Ph.D., Institute of Oriental Manuscripts of RAS, (Russia)
Arthur Dahl, Ph.D., International Environment Forum, (Switzerland)
Moshe Sharon, Ph.D., Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel)
Graham Hassall, Ph.D., independent scholar (New Zealand)
Peter Smith, Ph.D., independent scholar (Thailand)
Advisory Editorial Council
Julio Savi, a scholar of philosophy with book publications in epistemology, ethics, and philosophy of religion (Italy)
Jean-Marc Lepain, a scholar of philosophy and Persian studies specializing in philosophy of science (France)
Ian Kluge, poet, playwright, and scholar of philosophy (Canada)
Peter Terry, adult educator, author on religious topics, a contributor to the academic discourse on the Baha'i Faith (USA)
BOOKS PUBLISHED:
1. Studies in Bahá'í Philosophy: Selected Articles, GFBS Vol. 1, ed. with an Introduction by Mikhail Sergeev, Boston, MA: M-Graphics, 2018, 296 pp.
2. Peter Terry, Proofs of the Existence of God, GFBS Vol. 2, Boston, MA: M-Graphics, 2019, 164 pp.
3. Studies in Bahá'í Epistemology: Tractatus and Other Essays, GFRS Vol. 3, ed. with an Introduction by Mikhail Sergeev, Boston, MA: M-Graphics, 2021, pp. 370.
4. Religion and Science in the Globalized World. A Collective Monograph, GFBS Vol. 4, ed. with an Introduction by Mikhail Sergeev, Boston, MA: M-Graphics, 2022, pp. 350.
Center for Global Philosophy and Religion is a research organization that specializes in the study of philosophy and religion from a global perspective.
CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN PHILOSOPHY (CRP) SPECIAL SERIES
Published by Brill | Rodopi, Leiden, the Netherlands
Editor
Dr. Mikhail Sergeev, University of the Arts, Philadelphia
(2014-15 - associate editor; 2016-19 - editor)
International Editorial Board
Dr. Marina Bykova, North Carolina State University, Raleigh (USA)
Dr. Alexander Chumakov, Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia)
Dr. Mikhail Epstein, Emory University, Atlanta (USA)
Dr. William Gay, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (USA)
Dr. Boris Groys, New York University, New York, and The European Graduate School / EGS, Saas Fee (USA – Switzerland)
Dr. Vladimir Kantor, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow (Russia)
Dr. Ruslan Loshakov, Uppsala University (Sweden)
Dr. Natalya Shelkovaya, Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University (Ukraine)
Dr. Mikhail Sergeev, University of the Arts, Philadelphia (USA)
Dr. Igor Smirnov, University of Konstanz, Konstanz (Germany)
Dr. Karen Swassjan, Forum für Geisteswissenschaft, Basel (Switzerland)
Fr. Dr. Vladimir Zelinsky, Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Brescia (Italy)
Contemporary Russian Philosophy explores a variety of perspectives in and on philosophy as it is currently being practiced in Russia. Co-sponsored by the Center for Professional and Applied Ethics at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, and by the Russian Philosophical Society, this special series features collaborative works between Russian and Western scholars on topics of philosophical importance. The series also publishes monographs and collections of essays by Russian philosophers, as well as studies by all scholars on topics related to contemporary Russian philosophy. All volumes are published in English.
CRP is a special series in VIBS, the Value Inquiry Book Series.
BOOKS PUBLISHED:
1. Global Studies Encyclopedic Dictionary, eds. Alexander N. Chumakov, Ivan I. Mazour, and William C. Gay, Brill | Rodopi, 2014, xi, 531 pp.
2. Mikhail Sergeev, Theory of Religious Cycles: Tradition, Modernity, and the Bahá’í Faith, Brill | Rodopi, 2015, xiv, 161 pp.
3. Between Past Orthodoxies and the Future of Globalization: Contemporary Philosophical Problems, eds. Alexander N. Chumakov and William C. Gay, Brill | Rodopi, 2016, xv, 251 pp.
4. Global Studies Directory: People, Organizations, Publications, eds. Alexander N. Chumakov, Ivan I. Mazour, and Ilya Ilyin, Brill |Rodopi, 2017, xiv, 722 pp.
5. Mikhail Epstein, A Philosophy of the Possible: Modalities in Thought and Culture, Brill | Rodopi, 2019, xiv, 365 pp.
6. Russian Philosophy in the Twenty-First Century: An Anthology, eds. M. Sergeev, Alexander Chumakov, and Mary Theis, Brill | Rodopi, 2020, xviii, 426 pp.
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