We consider how conceptions of the self and identity from the philosophical literature can help us to understand identity disturbance in borderline personality disorder (BPD). We present 3 philosophical approaches: connectedness, narrative, and agency. We show how these map on to 3 different ways in which the self can be temporally extended. The connectedness approach is dominant in philosophy,...

This paper aims to offer a dialectical view of Utopia and utopian impulse in theory. Politically, is associated with reductionist leftist politics which overlooks essential human diversity psycho-social conflicts by imposing harmony progress through implicit violence. In aesthetic representation, seen as an ideal society offers glorious transformation mankind living free wants conflicts. Howeve...

Due to the rich and stylistically heterogeneous artistic creativity of Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin, his affinity towards various philosophical religious narratives, as well interest accomplishments in domain poetry, discourse created around name works Scriabin has been abundant with exceptional diversity artistic, critical ideological context. Contemporary researchers, dealing such often co...

The topography associated with the fundamental crustal dichotomy in much of eastern Mars can be largely ascribed to a single event: the very large impact which produced the Utopia Basin. Subsequent internal and surficial processes have been unable to remove the topographic signature of this basin. In particular, endogenic processes appear to have been ineffective in contributing to the basic di...

The article considers the poetics of D. N. Mamin-Sibiryak’s novel “Without a Title” in folklore-mythological, philosophical, historical-literary, and socio-cultural contexts. main research subject is mythopoetic structure Ural-Siberian locus comparison with well-established myths Siberia Russian writers publicists’ works 19th century. determines dialogical nature narrative novel: devoted to pro...