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Tatiana Sokolova

City and date of birth


Moscow, 05.06.1989

 

Professional activity

Research Fellow in the Department of Social Epistemology of the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

 

 

Education

  • 2015 Ph.D. in Philosophy - RAS Institute of Philosophy ("The concept of a priori in contemporary analytic epistemology");
  • 2012 MA in Philosophy – National Research University Higher School of Economics;
  • 2010 BA in Philosophy – Russian State University for Humanities (summa cum laude).

 

Publications

  • Distributed scientific cognition within the academy and beyond. Epistemology and philosophy of science. 2023. Vol. 60, № 4. P. 31-35. (In Russian)
  • On the Necessity and Possibility of Consensus in Scientific Research and Philosophy. Digital Scholar: Philosopher’s Lab. 2023. Vol. 6, № 4. P. 85-98. (In Russian)
  • Philosophia i Tsifrovye Issledovaniya Gumanitarnykh Nauk [Philosophy and Digital Humanities Research]. Digital Scholar: Philosopher’s Lab. 2021. Vol. 4, № 4. P. 132-144. (In Russian)
  • Proyekt Naukhnoy Filosofii i Istoricheskaya Epistemologiya (Project of Scientific Philosophy and Historical Epistemology) / The Union of Science and Humanism (collective monograph). Moscow: RSHPS, 2021, pp. 37-63 (Rus.)
  • Grazhdanskaya Nauka vs Professional'naya Nauka: Uilyam Kh'yuel i The Great Tide Experiment [Citizen Science vs Professional Science: William Hewell and The Great Tide Experiment]. Digital Scholar: Philosopher’s Lab. 2020. Vol. 3, № 4. P. 107-114. (In Russian)
  • A priori pragmatic and A priori functional / Philosophy of Science and Semantics. M., 2020. P. 178-189. (In Russian)
  • History of Science and Philosophy of Science in French Historical Epistemology / Philosophy of Science and Semantics. M., 2020. P. 81-87. (In Russian)
  • Science communication studies: The case of scientific periodicals. Digital Scholar: Philosopher’s Lab. 2019. Vol. 2, № 4. P. 159-167. (In Russian)
  • Historical Epistemology in France: to the History of the Discipline's Formation. Epistemology and philosophy of science. 2019. Vol. 57, № 1. P. 150-168. (In Russian)
  • On universal rationality or What to do in case one would like to keep dogmas. The Digital Scholar: Philosopher’s Lab. 2019. Vol. 2, № 3. P. 25-35. (In Russian)
  • Reply to critics. The Digital Scholar: Philosopher’s Lab. 2019. Vol. 2, № 3. P. 60-62. (In Russian)
  • Science as a Profession: In Search of Self-Determination. Voprosy filosofii. 2019, № 8. P. 24-28. (In Russian)
  • Philosophy of Science: the Project and the Discipline. Epistemology and philosophy of science. 2019. Vol. 56, № 1. P. 47-53. (In Russian)
  • Computer Science: features of Russian classification. Epistemology and philosophy of science. 2018. № 1. P. 31-35. (In Russian)
  • (& others) Communications in Science: Epistemological, Socio-cultural and Infrastructural Aspects. Materials of the Round Table. // Questions of Philosophy. 2017. № 11. P. 23-57. (In Russian)
  • Why so complicated? // Epistemology and philosophy of science. 2017.  № 2. P. 47-51. (In Russian)
  • Book chapter: Social Philosophy of Science. Russian Prospects. Moscow, 2016. (In Russian)
  • A commentary (with Kasavin I.T., Nikiforov A.L., Vostricova E.V.) to the Russian translation of Whwewll W. The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, founded upon their History. Moscow, 2016.
  • A priori and the philosophy of science: a new look on the old theories // Epistemology and philosophy of science. 2016. № 3. P. 225–229. (In Russian)
  • Gaston Bachelard and the Topicality of Historical Epistemology // Epistemology and philosophy of science. 2016. № 2. P. 209–219. (In Russian)
  • The notion of a priori in logical empiricism and its first critics // Epistemology & Philosophy of Science. 2015. № 3. P. 80–97. (In Russian)
  • C.I. Lewis' pragmatic a priori // Epistemology & Philosophy of Science. 2014. № 4 (42). P. 218-221. (In Russian)
  • Book chapter: Epistemic norms and the problem of understanding // Understanding in cross-cultural communication / Ed. I.T. Kasavin. Moscow, 2014. P. 108–118.(In Russian)
  • Scientist as Fiction Writer: Soviet Science-Fiction and Space Exploration // Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective, 2014. Vol. 4, No. 1. P. 3-13.
  • Osobennosti filosofskogo obrazovaniya: sluchaj Francii. [Features of Philosophical Education: the Case of France] // Logos, № 1(91), 2013, Moscow. (In Russian)
  • Fontenelle XXI veka. Review on Engel P. Épistémologie pour une Marquise. P., 2011. // Epistemology and Philosophy of science. № 2, 2012, Moscow. (In Russian)
  • Epistemologuicheskaya historiya Geogea Canguilhema: sluchaj psykhologuii [Epistemological history by G. Canguilhem: The case of psychology] // Epistemology and Philosophy of science. № 1, 2012, Moscow. (In Russian)

 

Translations into Russian

  • Bachelard G. Topicality of the history of sciences // Epistemology and philosophy of science / Эпистемология и философия науки 2016. Vol. XLVII. № 2. С. 220–232. (from French)
  • Lewis C.I.  A pragmatic conception of the a priori // Epistemology and Philosophy of science. 2014. Vol.. 42. № 4 (42). С. 222-231. (from English)
  • Canguilhem G. Chto takoe psykhologiya? [What is psychology?] // Epistemology and Philosophy of science. № 1, 2012, Moscow. (from French)

 

Conferences

  • 2019 (December 4-6), Lomonosov Moscow State University, International Conference "Interactive Cosmos 'Russia – Europe'. Alexander and Wilhelm von Humboldt for Modern Russia", ("The Great Tide Experiment" and its role for the XIXth century scientific communication);
  • 2018 (24 April) National Research University Higher School of Economics, Conference "Ways of Thinking, Modes of Speaking", ("'Ultra-Platonic Hypothesis': The a priori in William Whewell’s Philosophy of Science"); 
  • 2018 (23 March) University of Barcelona, Logos Research Group, ("The a priori in the epistemology of science");
  • 2018 (14 March) University of Barcelona, Logos Research Group, ("The a priori, before and after Kant");
  • 2017 (30 November) Kasavin I.T., Sokolova T.D. Library of F.M. Dostoevsky's, Moscow, ("The Birth of Philosophy of Science from the Spirit of Victorian Era");
  • 2017 (24-25 November) Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod,  "Revolutions and Evolutions: Models of development in sciences, culture, and society", (Forgotten Revolutions: Pragmatism and Historical Epistemology"); 
  • 2017 (13-14 October) Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Conference "Methodology of the history of Philosophy: Strategies and Contemporary Trends", ("Case Study: History of the concept 'a priori'");
  • 2016 (15-17 September) University of Geneve, Switzerland, Conference "La philosophie et son histoire: Un débat actuel" [Philosophy and its History: A Contemporary Debate], ("Is a ‘Continuist’ Position Possible without History of Philosophy? The Case of the A Priori Problem");
  • 2016 (5-8 July) New University of Lisbon, Portugal, 17th International Conference of the Utopian Studies Society ("Utopia as a Social Project: Early Soviet Technocratic Utopias");
  • 2014 (18-19 November) RAS Institute of Philosophy, International Conference "Social Philosophy of Science. Russian Prospects" ("Fiction or Science? Soviet Science-Fiction and Space Exploration");
  • 2014 (14-19 September) Durham University, UK, International Conference "Interprofessional and Interdisciplinary Relations in Russia: Zones of Collaboration, Competition, and Conflict" ("Scientist as Fiction Writer: Soviet Science-Fiction and Space Exploration");
  • 2013 (28 October) Faculty of philosophy National Research University Higher School of Economics, Conference "Ontologies of Negation" ("Between being and nothingness: Epistemology and Norms")4
  • 2013 (1 April) V sociological Interuniversity Conference of students and postgraduates «Sociology in action» («Agregation and philosophy «à la française»: canon and methodology»);
  • 2012 (29-31 May) Faculty of philosophy Saint Petersburg State University, Analytic philosophy: problems and prospects of development in Russia(«Analytical philosophy in France: A new perspective of discipline»).

 

Lectures & Seminars

  • 2014 Faculty of philosophy National Research University Higher School of Economics (History of modern philosophy, assistant), Philosophy: main course (seminars).
  • 2012 Faculty of philosophy National Research University Higher School of Economics (History of modern philosophy, seminars).
  • 2011 Faculty of philosophy Russian State University for the Humanities (British philosophy, seminars).
  • 2010 Faculty of philosophy Russian State University for Humanities (Philosophy, seminars).

 

Languages

  • Russian (native), English, French

 

Contacts

sokolovatd@gmail.com

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