Vlada Belimova

Year and Place of Birth

Born in Saint-Petersburg, in 1984.

Education

• 2001–2007 – Saint-Petersburg State University, Faculty of Philosophy (M.A.).

• 2013–2015 – Russian State University for Humanities, Russian School of Anthropology (M.A.).
• 2018–2021 – Postgraduate education at the Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences (5.7.2 – Department of Eastern Philosophies). Ph.D. Thesis: “Intercultural Philosophy in the Context of Historico-philosophical Study of Foreign Traditions: Contemporary Discussions”. Supervisor: Victoria Lysenko, D.Sc. in Philosophy.

Field of Studies

• Indian philosophy.
• Buddhist philosophy.
• Intercultural philosophy.
• Philosophy of time.

Academic degrees

• 2023 - Ph.D. in Philosophy (supervisor: Victoria Lysenko, D.Sc. in Philosophy; thesis: "Intercultural Philosophy in the Context of Historico-philosophical Study of Foreign Traditions: Contemporary Discussions", Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, January 31, 2023).

Professional appointments

• 2023 – till now – Junior Research Fellow at the Department of Eastern Philosophies, Institute of Philosophy RAS.
• 2022–2023 – Senior Assistant at the Department of Eastern Philosophies, Institute of Philosophy RAS.

List of publications

Personal page with publications in public access: https://varetis.academia.edu/VladaBelimova.

Papers:

2022

• “Germenevtika i fenomenologiya kak predposylki mezhkul'turnoy filosofii na Zapade [Hermeneutics and Phenomenology as Prerequisites for Intercultural Philosophy in the West]”. Comparative Philosophy: from Comparative to Intercultural Philosophy. Ed. by M. Stepanyants. M.: Nauka - Vost. lit., 2022. P. 150–168. ISBN 978-5-02-040566-0.

• “Nauka i buddism v perspektive mezhkul'turnoy filosofii [Science and Buddhism in the Perspective of the Intercultural Philosophy]”. Voprosy filosofii [Russian Studies in Philosophy] 4(2021): 168–178. DOI: 10.21146/0042-8744-2021-4-168-178.

  “Istoriya filosofii v mezhkul'turnoy perspektive: vzglyad Sharfstayna [The History of Philosophy in the Perspective of the Intercultural Philosophy: The Concept of Scharfstein]”. Polylogos 5.2(2021). DOI: 10.18254/S258770110015854-1. URL: https://polylogos-journal.ru/s258770110015854-1-1/.

2019

• “Mezhkul'turnaya i sravnitel'naya filosofiya: nekotoryye sovremennyye diskussii [Intercultural and Comparative Philosophy: Some Contemporary Discussions]”. Istoriya filosofii [History of Philosophy], 24.2(2019): 101–111. DOI: 10.21146/2074-5869-2019-24-1-101-111.

2014

• “Glossariy yogi [The Glossary of Yoga]”. In: Nikolaeva M. Osnovnyye shkoly hatha-yogi [Philosophic Background of Modern Hatha-Yoga Tradition]. Moscow: Tradition, 2014. P. 210–259.

• “Kim Ki-duk: shizofreniya vremeni [Kim Ki-duk: The Schizophrenia of Time]”. Vita Cogitans 7(2013): 30–35.

Participation at congresses and conferences

2021

• 2022, May 27 – Speaker at the VIII Russian Philosophical Congress "Philosophy in a Polycentric World. To the 100th Anniversary of the birth of A.A. Zinoviev", Lomonosov Moscow State University, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow (paper: "Intercultural Philosophy: New Approaches to the History of Philosophy") (https://iphras.ru/uplfile/root/congress/sektsii_1.pdf).

• 2021, October 26 – Speaker at the Methodological seminar “Oriental Studies and Intercultural Philosophy in the 21st Century: Challenges and Prospects”, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, online (paper: “Hermeneutics and Phenomenology as the Preconditions for Intercultural Philosophy in the West”).

• 2020, November 9–11 – Speaker at the Conference with international participation “Tibetology and Buddhology at the Crossroads of Science and Religion”, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, online (paper: “Buddhism and Science in the Perspective of Intercultural Philosophy”).

• 2019, March 25 – Speaker at the 3rd conference for young scholars “Philosophical and Aesthetic thought of the Asian Countries: the Main Conceptions and the Problems of Interpretation”, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia (paper: “Intercultural Philosophy in the Context of Comparative Philosophy”).

• 2019, October 25–27 – Participant at Mind and Life Contemplative Science Symposium, Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany.