Philosophy and Cosmology, Volume 20, 2018

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SECTION ONE. INERT MATTER

• James R. Johnson. Multiverse Assumptions and Philosophy.
• Akop P. Nazaretyan, Yerbol Ismailov, and Ekaterina Sazhienko. “Our Last Century”: Is the Earth Civilization Cosmologically Relevant?
• Arkady Ursul and Tatiana Ursul. Universal (Global) Evolutionism.

SECTION TWO. LIVING MATTER

• Vladimir Melnikov and Victor Gennadinik. Cryodiversity: the World of Cold on the Earth and in the Solar System.

SECTION THREE. INTELLIGENT MATTER

• Boris Balter and Marina Faminskaya. Noosphere as Optimal Control. Part 2. Reflective Noosphere.
• Vasyl H. Fatkhutdinov and Oleg Bazaluk. The Importance of the Brain Neuro-Programming Technologies in National and Regional
  Security Strategies.

• Zdzisław Kieliszek. National Identity as an Important Topic of the Research of the Man in the Future: “Opening” the Potential of the Fichtean an Concept of National Identity.
• Sergey Krichevsky. Super Global Projects and Environmentally Friendly Technologies Used in Space Exploration: Realities and Prospects of the Space Age.
• Raisa Naumenko. Philosophy of Public Governance: Manpower Policy of Modern Ukraine in the Context of Globalization.
• Roman Oleksenko, Valentin Molodychenko and Nina Shcherbakova. Neoliberalism in Higher Education as a Challenge for Future Civilization.
• Oleksandr Polishchuk, Galyna Buchkivska, and Liudmyla Pavlishena. The Metaphor of Dialogue: Philosophical Conceptualization and Implementation to Social and Learning Practice.
• Sergii Rudenko, Yaroslav Sobolievskyi, and Vadym Tytarenko. Cosmology in the Philosophical Education of Ukraine: History and Modern Condition.
• Oksana Voitovska and Svitlana Tolochko. Physical Education Teachers’ Perspectives in a Changing World: From Future Studies to New Physical Culture.
• Sergii Yahodzinskyi. Anthropomorphic Networks as Representatives of Global Consciousness.

SECTION FOUR. COSMOLOGY IN PERSONS

• Gennadii Aliaiev and Svetlana Kutsepal. Nikolay Lossky’s Cosmology.
• Iryna Liashenko. Wilhelm Dilthey: Understanding the Human World.
• Viktor Okorokov. Limits of Thought in the Light of Nature and Divinity. A Return to Ancient Thought or the Quest for the Being of Primordial Thinking in the Later Heidegger.