Gregory Kiselev: Monographs & Articles

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Selected Bibliography

  1. Orient and Feudalism // Narody Azii i Afriki. 1988, №4.
  2. Sub-Saharan Africa: the Formative Nature of Pre-colonial Societies // Africa in Soviet Studies. Annual 1988. Moscow, 1989.
  3. Appropriation of Man: on the Specificity of Social Bonds in the Traditional East // Peoples of Asia and Africa. 1989, №6.
  4. On the Nature of State Property in Developing Countries //World Economy and International Relations. 1990, №8.
  5. Social Bonds in Traditional East // Social Sciences Quarterly Review. 1991. Vol. XXII, №1, pp. 28–39.
  6. Russia the 20th Century. Myths and the Logic of History // Point of View. Soviet Orientalists on Their Own Country. Moscow, 1992.
  7. The Tragedy of Man and Society: An Attempt to Comprehend Soviet History. Moscow, 1992.
  8. The Problem of Freedom in the Modern World: the Dualistic Approach // Tradition of Change in Central and Eastern Europe. Johannesburg, 1993.
  9. Spiritualization of Sociality: Culture Versus Civiliziation // Opyty. 1998, №2.
  10. "Crisis of Our Time" as a Problem of Man // Voprosy filosofii. 1999, №1.
  11. Man, Culture and Civilization at the Brink of Third Millennium. Moscow, 1999.
  12. The Contemporary World and the "New" Religious Consciousness // Voprosy filosofii. 2000, №6.
  13. Postmodern and Christianity // Voprosy filosofii. 2001, №12.
  14. New Religiousness as a Problem of Consciousness // Voprosy filosofii. 2002, №5.
  15. To Become a Mankind (Consciousness of Postmodern era). Moscow, 2004.
  16. What is the Idea and Importance of Liberal Reforms in Russia? // Vestnik. №17 (354). August 18. 2004.
  17. The Chance for Freedom (Perspectives of an Open Society) // Voprosy filosofii. 2004, №9.
  18. Evolution and Freedom // Voprosy filosofii.2005, №10.
  19. Ideas and Values of a New Era // Voprosy filosofii. 2006, №4.
  20. The Contemporary World and the "New" Religious Consciousness // Russian Studies in Philosophy. Vol. 45, №3
    (Winter 2006–2007), pp.73–97.
  21. The Human World: Deadlock of Evolution? // Voprosy filosofii. 2007, №4.
  22. "In God’s Image and Likeness" // Voprosy filosofii. 2008, №1.
  23. "Mystery of Progress" and the Possibility of History // Voprosy filosofii. 2009, №2.
  24. "The Second Universe": Drama of Freedom // Voprosy filosofii. 2010, №2.
  25. Religious Meanings of the Human World // Voprosy filosofii. 2011, №5.
  26. History and It’s Similarity // Voprosy filosofii. 2012, №3.
  27. Mysterious Homeland // Voprosy filosofii. 2013, №4.
  28. History as Being // Voprosy filosofii. 2014, №4.
  29. The Illusion of Progress // Voprosy filosofii. 2015, №4.
  30. The Way to Talk About the Meaning of History // Voprosy filosofii. 2016, №5.
  31. Christianity as a Problem // Voprosy filosofii, 2019, №3
  32. Where Did We Finally Bring Ourselves to? (unpublished manuscript)
  33. On the «End of History» // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 2. № 4 (2019)
  34. The Illusion of Progress: An Essay in Historiosophy // 2021 // WEB
  35. A “Delicate Flower’ of Civilization // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 5. № 1 (2022)
  36. Problems of Historiosophy in the Light of Merab Mamardashvili’s Philosophy // Voprosy filosofii, 2022, №7
  37. Trinitarian Core of Christianity in the light of the Philosophy of Consciousness // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 5. № 4 (2022)
  38. Civilization at the Сrossroads // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue  // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 6. № 2 (2023)
  39. «Тhe eternal present»: an attempt to connect Christianity and philosophy of consciousness  // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 6. № 4 (2023)
  40. Mythologems of Christianity and Philosophy of Mind  // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 7. № 1 (2024)
  41. On the Transcendence of Morality // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 7. № 3 (2024)
  42. «A Different History»? // Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue. Vol 8. № 2 (2025)