Philosophy and Cosmology, Volume 24, 2020
Section One — Inert matter
- Halyna Diakovska and Olga Aliieva. Consequentialism and Commercial Space Exploration.
- Grzegorz P. Karwasz. Between Physics and Metaphysics — on Determinism, Arrow of Time and Causality.
- Natalia Semeniuk. The Contemporary Cosmological Models: In Search of the Ways of Systematization.
- Svitlana Vyshnovetska and Volodymyr Melnyk. Unmanned Spacecrafts and Space Drones as the Challenges for Space Law.
Section Two — Living matter
Section Three — Intelligent matter
- Anhelina Anhelova. Nonlinear Cosmogony of “Black Mirror”: Darkness as a Symbol of a Distorted Chronotope in the Futuristic Netflix Series.
- Ted Dace. Collapse of the Ontological Gradient.
- Vira Dubinina. The Art of Understanding and the Testing Cosmological Models.
- Iryna Khomenko. Analyzing Cross-Ccultural Studies of Arguing in the Globalized World.
- Marina Kolinko. Topology of the Other: Boundaries as a Means of Space Cosmisation.
- Maryna Liashenko and Oksana Subina. Learning to be Human: From Philosophical Problem to Humanity Development Metaphor.
- Viktoriya Timashova and Hanna Strohanova. The Politics of Education and Its Impact on the Human Exploration of Mars.
Section Four — Cosmos and history
- Oleg Bazaluk and Svitlana Balinchenko. The Ethics Laws as a Basis for Building a Cosmic Civilization. The Sofia Republic.
- Anastasia G. Gacheva. Cosmocracy and Culture in Valerian Muraviev’s Works.
- Zdzisław Kieliszek. Human Education towards Goodness. The Potential of the Kantian Concept of “Perpetual Peace” in Shaping Future Peaceful Relations among Nations.
- Volodymyr Voznyak and Vira Lymonchenko. Evald Ilyenkov’s Cosmological Reflections.
- Aleksandr Yeremenko. Nostradamus’s Prophecies and Uncertainty of Future.
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