Зуев Editorial Advisory Board Chairman Eugene A. Vaganov Members: Josef J. Gitelzon Vasily F. Shabanov Andrey G. Degermendzhy Valery L. Mironov Gennady L. Pashkov Vladimir V. Shaidurov Vladimir V. Zuev Editorial Board: Editor-in-Chief Mikhail I. Gladyshev Founding Editor Vladimir I. Kolmakov Managing Editor Olga F. Alexandrova Executive Editor for Humanities & Social Sciences Natalia P. Koptseva CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Thorsten Botz-Bornstein Philosophical Conceptions of Cultural Space in Russia and Japan: Comparing Nishida Kitaro and Semлn Frank – 1555 – Шyvind Ravna The Legal Protection of the Rights and Culture of Indigenous SKmi People in Norway – 1575 – Elena G. Tareva and Anastasia S. Budnik Intercultural Communicative Competence as an Aim of Teaching Foreign Languages in Comprehensive School – 1592 – Gennadiy V. Boldyguin On The Meaning of the Word œPhilosophyB (on History of the Word) – 1599 – Vladislav Yu. <...> Panchenko Rights Defence and Rights Protection Principles of the Legal Assistance in the Implementation of Rights and Legitimate Interests – 1610 – Alexander V. Malko Concept and Reality of Legal Policy in Modern Russia – 1614 – Kxenia V. Shubenkova œThe Soviet TraceB in the Development of General Theory of Law (A.S. Pigolkin’s Theoretical-Legal Concepts) – 1618 – Компьютерная верстка Е. <...> Net, LLC, Bethesda, Maryland, USA Liudmila Kulikova – Professor, Siberian Federal University Pavel Mandryka – Associate Professor, Siberian Federal University Boris Markov – Professor, Saint-Petersburg State University Valentin Nemirovsky – Professor, Siberian Federal University Nicolai Petro – Political Science Professor, Rhode Island University, USA Daniel Pivovarov – Professor, Ural Federal University Igor Pyzhov – Associate Professor , Siberian Federal University Andrey Smirnov – Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Philosophy RAS, Moscow Olga Smolyaninova – Professor, Siberian Federal University Vladimir Suprun – Professor, Institute of Philosophy and Law of SB RAS Viktor Suslov – Corresponding Member RAS, Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of SB RAS Eugeniya Zunder – Professor, Siberian Federal University Suneel Kumar – Assistant Professor, Department of Strategic and Regional Studies, University of Jammu Leonid S. <...>
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Журнал Сибирского федерального университета
Journal of Siberian Federal University
Гуманитарные науки
Humanities & Social Sciences
Редакционный совет:
академик РАН Е.А. Ваганов
академик РАН И.И. Гительзон
академик РАН А.Г. Дегерменджи
академик РАН В.Ф. Шабанов
чл.-корр. РАН, д-р физ.-мат. наук
В.Л. Миронов
чл.-корр. РАН, д-р техн. наук
Г.Л. Пашков
чл.-корр. РАН, д-р физ.-мат. наук
В.В. Шайдуров
чл.-корр. РАН, д-р физ.-мат. наук
В.В. Зуев
Editorial Advisory Board
Chairman
Eugene A. Vaganov
Members:
Josef J. Gitelzon
Vasily F. Shabanov
Andrey G. Degermendzhy
Valery L. Mironov
Gennady L. Pashkov
Vladimir V. Shaidurov
Vladimir V. Zuev
Editorial Board:
Editor-in-Chief
Mikhail I. Gladyshev
Founding Editor
Vladimir I. Kolmakov
Managing Editor
Olga F. Alexandrova
Executive Editor
for Humanities & Social Sciences
Natalia P. Koptseva
CONTENTS / СОДЕРЖАНИЕ
Thorsten Botz-Bornstein
Philosophical Conceptions of Cultural Space in Russia and Japan:
Comparing Nishida Kitaro and Semën Frank
– 1555 –
Øyvind Ravna
The Legal Protection of the Rights and Culture of Indigenous
SKmi People in Norway
– 1575 –
Elena G. Tareva and Anastasia S. Budnik
Intercultural Communicative Competence as an Aim of Teaching
Foreign Languages in Comprehensive School
– 1592 –
Gennadiy V. Boldyguin
On The Meaning of the Word œPhilosophyB (on History of
the Word)
– 1599 –
Vladislav Yu. Panchenko
Rights Defence and Rights Protection Principles of the Legal
Assistance in the Implementation of Rights and Legitimate
Interests
– 1610 –
Alexander V. Malko
Concept and Reality of Legal Policy in Modern Russia
– 1614 –
Kxenia V. Shubenkova
œThe Soviet TraceB in the Development of General Theory of
Law (A.S. Pigolkin’s Theoretical-Legal Concepts)
– 1618 –
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Consulting Editors
for Humanities & Social Sciences:
Gershons Breslavs – International Institute of Applied
Psychology, Latvia
Sergey Devyatkin – Associate Professor, Novgorod
State University
Sergey Drobyshevsky – Professor, Siberian Federal
University
Oleg Gotlib – Associate Professor, Irkutsk State
Linguistic University
Boris Khasan – Professor, Siberian Federal University
Galina Kopnina – Professor, Siberian Federal University
Natalia Kovtoun – Professor, Siberian Federal
University
Alexander Kronik – Ph.D., LifeLook.Net, LLC,
Bethesda, Maryland, USA
Liudmila Kulikova – Professor, Siberian Federal
University
Pavel Mandryka – Associate Professor, Siberian Federal
University
Boris Markov – Professor, Saint-Petersburg State
University
Valentin Nemirovsky – Professor, Siberian Federal
University
Nicolai Petro – Political Science Professor, Rhode
Island University, USA
Daniel Pivovarov – Professor, Ural Federal University
Igor Pyzhov – Associate Professor , Siberian Federal
University
Andrey Smirnov – Corresponding Member, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Institute of Philosophy RAS,
Moscow
Olga Smolyaninova – Professor, Siberian Federal
University
Vladimir Suprun – Professor, Institute of Philosophy
and Law of SB RAS
Viktor Suslov – Corresponding Member RAS, Institute
of Economics and Industrial Engineering
of SB RAS
Eugeniya Zunder – Professor, Siberian Federal
University
Suneel Kumar – Assistant Professor, Department of
Strategic and Regional Studies, University of
Jammu
Leonid S. Chernov
The Laughter of the New Person, Modernization
Problem: the Film œJolly FellowsB by
G.V. Aleksandrov
– 1623 –
Marharyta S. Fabrykant
Value of (Expla)nation: Testing Modernist Theories
of Nationalism
– 1656 –
Yuriy B. Savelyev
Multidimensional Modernity: Essential Features of
Modern Society in Sociological Discourse
– 1673 –
Vladimir I. Ilyin and Veronika V. Romanenko
Life Trajectories in the Space of Commercial Sex
– 1692 –
Dmitrii D. Nevirko
Drug Situation in Modern Society at Russian and
World Levels
– 1702 –
Zoya À. Vasilyeva
Development Management on a Regional Level
– 1710 –
Sergey N. Sorokopud
Hermeneutical Approaches in Social Philosophy and
their Ability for the Analysis of Chinese Society
– 1721 –
Свидетельство о регистрации СМИ
ПИ № ФС77-28-723 от 29.06.2007 г.
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Journal of Siberian Federal University. Humanities & Social Sciences 11 (2013 6) 1555-1574
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УДК 141(571.51)(520)
Philosophical Conceptions of Cultural Space
in Russia and Japan: Comparing Nishida Kitaro
and Semën Frank
Thorsten Botz-Bornstein*
Gulf University for Science and Technology,
PO Box 7207, 32093 Hawally, Kuwait
Received 24.07.2013, received in revised form 31.07.2013, accepted 04.08.2013
Jean-Luc Nancy notes that the community, since it is no absolute subject (self, will, spirit), is by its nature
not inscribed in any logic metaphysics. In spite of this, or indeed because of this, Western philosophy
has persistently tried to interpret the community through precisely these metaphysical terms (Nancy,
1986, page 18, La Commonauté désoevrée, Christian Bourgeois, Paris). Some thoughts about Russian
and Japanese notions of community and space will show that characteristics pointed out by Nancy and
Kant are binding only for societies that function within a Western intellectual framework. I want to
introduce and compare the thought of Nishida Kitaro. (1870 – 1945) and Semën L Frank (1877 – 1950),
who develop the notions of basho and sobornost' as alternative philosophical concepts of space. Both
Nishida and Frank attempt to overcome what they consider a typically `Western' idea of individual `I's
as materialized `objects'. Procedures like Einfü h- lung or intuition are ineffi cient because all they do
is to transform the other, from the point of view of the `I', into an object. Finally, for the Eurasianist, the
state organization had at its center a personal god, and the `symphonic personality' of Russia-Eurasia
represented a nonegoistic, communal consciousness.
Keywods: Nishida Kitaro, Semyen Frank, Basho, sobornost’, philosophy of space, comparative Russian
and Japanese philosophy.
Introduction
In the 1960s, Hugh Seton-Watson explained
to all reformers of Africa and Asia that what
is “more benefi cial
invocation of Asianism or négritude” is the “the
study of Russian and Japanese experience [of
reform].”1
to them than the ritual
As a matter of fact, Russia and Japan
are not only successful reformers but also the
fi rst “non-western” countries that develop a
philosophy – in the “western” sense – of their
own and on a larger scale. Still it seems that,
in spite of this striking parallel, no comparative
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* Corresponding author E-mail address: thorstenbotz@hotmail.com
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research has been done on these two philosophical
traditions.
In general, both Japanese and Russian
philosophies are engaged in the analysis of the
relationship between faith and reason as well
as in the critique of secularism. Concepts like
“organicity,” “person,” and “totality” are central
in both traditions and among the most popular
philosophical themes discussed are refl ections
on the problem of personalism and philosophical
developments of “intuition.” Still, while studies
on “Nishida and Heidegger” are numerous,
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