Visnyk of the Lviv University Philosophical Political studies Issue 28
PHILOSOPHY SCIENCE
Volodymyr Melnyk PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN DIMENSION OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS
Nataliia Baranova AESTHETIC AS THE SPIRITUAL BASIS OF THE NATIONAL-CULTURAL TRADITION
Oleksii Buchyn FAIR AS A FACTOR OF SOCIAL EXISTENCE
Volodymyr Volkov NATIONAL-PATRIOTIC EDUCATION: MODERN FOREIGN EXPERIENCE FOR UKRAINE
Valentyna Dudenok PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THEORY OF EVOLUTION
Volodymyr Kapitsa NOOSFERNA EPISTEMOLOGIYA AND NOO-METHODOLOGY OF PRESENTATION OF KNOWLEDGE AND REALIZATION OF COGNITION ON PRINCIPLES OF NOO-SCIENCE
Oleg Kucheruk AXIOLOGY OF THE POST-INDUSTRIAL WORLD AS AN URGENT PROBLEM OF MODERN LIFE
Aita Sakun, Fedir Prodaniuk, Daryna Cherniak KYIV NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN – ONE OF THE OLDEST HIGHER EDUCATION IN UKRAINE OF TECHNOLOGICAL PROFILE: HISTORY AND TODAYNESS
Mariia Sinelnikova DANCE ABOUT TIME, OR THE RELATION OF MOMENT AND ETERNITY IN THE NIETZSCHEAN IDEA OF ETERNAL RECURRENCE OF THE SAME
Nataliia Terletska THE PROBLEM OF HUMAN TRANSFORMATION IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND
Oleg Tsymbalyuk THE MINDSET OF THE PATRIARCH JACOB AND HIS ANTIPODE BROTHER ESAU
Nataliia Chuprinova NATIONWIDE IDENTITY OF THE MODERN UKRAINIAN NATION IN A GLOBAL WORLD
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Oksana Balashova NAGAYAMA TRIANGLE MODEL AS A TOOL FOR ANALYZING THE COMPETITIVE CONFIGURATION OF UKRAINE’S PARTY SYSTEM
Viktoriia Bokoch VERKHOVNA RADA OF UKRAINE IN FORMATION OF LEGAL PRINCIPLES OF STATE-CHURCH RELATIONS AND RELIGIOUS POLICY (POLITICAL CONTEXT)
Valerii Bortnikov “ELECTION PROCESS” AS THE CATEGORY OF POLITICAL ANALYSIS OF PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN UKRAINE
Roman Vlasenko RUSSIAN FEDERATION’S INTERESTS IN SEPARATIST TRENDS IN EUROPE
Andriy Garbadin IDEA OF THE FAIRNESS IN R. H. THALER’S BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS
Ruslan Zaporozhchenko CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND OF STUDYING HEGEMONY AS THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTING POWERFUL RELATIONS
Diana Ilnytska PECULIARITIES OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THE POLITICAL REGIME OF TURKEY
Mykhailo Кovalchuk COMMUNICATIVE OPENNESS AS A COMPONENT OF THE SUBJECT FIELD OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
Tetiana Komarova MODERN UKRAINE: DILEMMA OF CHALLENGES OF PAST AND FUTURE
Oksana Patlaichuk, Olga Stupak, Oksana Makarchuk THE REFORMATION PROCESS IN UKRAINE: POST-TOTAL ANTI-REFORMATION FACTORS AND CHALLENGES
Olga Reznikova COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MAIN CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES TO BUILDING NATIONAL RESILIENCE
Taras Starodub WAYS TO COUNTERACT RUSSIAN AGGRESSION IN GEOPOLITICAL VISIONS OF MУKHAYLO KLODZINSKIY AND DMYTRO MYRON
Diana Steblak AMERICAN CIVIL RELIGION IN G. W. BUSH’S PUBLIC RHETORIC AND POLITICAL PRACTICE
Oleksandr Stoyanovskyi THE PECULIARITIES OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE POLITICAL AUTHORITIES OPENNESS
Oleksandra Tyhomyrova CORRELATION OF PUBLIC INFORMATION POLICY AND CIVIL SOCIETY: ANALYSIS OF RESEARCH LITERATURE
Liliya Yakovleva PARADOXES OF LEGIMACY OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES
Maksym Yakovlyev SEMANTIC APPROACH TO DEFINING POLITICAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS: LIMITATIONS AND POTENTIALS OF ETYMOLOGICAL LEVEL