The Living Mirror and Learned Ignorance (Vivum Speculum et Docta Ignorantia)
Keywords:
Bibikhin, human being, learned ignorance, living mirror, nature, philosophy, poetry, word
Abstract
This article is devoted to an analysis of two essential concepts in Vladimir Bibikhin’s philosophy, the “living mirror” and “learned ignorance.” These concepts are presented in all of his major works, and have vital ontological, anthropological and epistemological importance in his oeuvre.
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Bibikhin, Vladimir (1998). Uznai sebia [Recognize yourself]. St. Petersburg: Nauka. Bibikhin, Vladimir (2007). Iazyk filosofii [The language of philosophy]. St. Petersburg: Nauka. Third edition.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2009). Grammatika poezii. Novoe russkoe slovo [The grammar of poetry. The new Russian word]. St. Petersburg: Ivan Limbakh Publishing House.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2009b). Chtenie filosofii [Reading philosophy]. St. Petersburg: Nauka.
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Bibikhin, Vladimir (2010b). Energiia [Energy]. Moscow: St. Thomas Institute of Philosophy, Theology and History.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2011). Les [The Wood(s)]. St. Petersburg: Nauka.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2012). Sobstvennost’. Filosofia svoego [Property. Philosophy of one’s own]. St. Petersburg: Nauka.
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Wilhelm van Leibniz, Gottfried (1982 [1714]). Monadologiia. In: Sochineniia v chetyrekh tomakh [Writings in four volumes]. Moscow: Mysl’.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2009). Grammatika poezii. Novoe russkoe slovo [The grammar of poetry. The new Russian word]. St. Petersburg: Ivan Limbakh Publishing House.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2009b). Chtenie filosofii [Reading philosophy]. St. Petersburg: Nauka.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2010a). Slovo i sobytie. Pisatel’ i literatura [Word and event. The author and literature]. Moscow: Russkii Fond Sodeistviia Obrazovaniiu i Nauke.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2010b). Energiia [Energy]. Moscow: St. Thomas Institute of Philosophy, Theology and History.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2011). Les [The Wood(s)]. St. Petersburg: Nauka.
Bibikhin, Vladimir (2012). Sobstvennost’. Filosofia svoego [Property. Philosophy of one’s own]. St. Petersburg: Nauka.
Chulkov, Oleg. (2002). Metafizicheskie kontseptsii zerkal’nogo otrazheniia [Metaphysical conceptions of the mirror reflection]. Author’s abstract of Ph.D dissertation. St. Petersburg.
Khodasevich, Vladislav (1989). Stikhotvoreniia [Poems]. Leningrad: Sovetskii pisatel’.
Lebedev, Andrei, ed. (1989). Fragmenty ranikh grecheskikh filosofov [Fragments of the early Greek philosophers]. Moscow: Nauka.
Nicholas of Cusa (1979). Sochineniia v 2-kh tomakh. [Writings in two volumes]. Moscow: Mysl’.
Plato (1892). Dialogues. Trans. Benjamin Jowett. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Romanenko, Yuri. (2003). Bytie i estestvo. Ontologiia i metafizika kak tipy filosofskogo znaniia [Being and nature. Ontology and metaphysics as types of philosophical knowledge]. St. Petersburg: Aleteia.
Wilhelm van Leibniz, Gottfried (1982 [1714]). Monadologiia. In: Sochineniia v chetyrekh tomakh [Writings in four volumes]. Moscow: Mysl’.
Published
2015-06-07
How to Cite
Romanenko, Y. (2015). The Living Mirror and Learned Ignorance (Vivum Speculum et Docta Ignorantia). Stasis, 3(1). Retrieved from https://stasisjournal.net/index.php/journal/article/view/53
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