Julia S. Morkina

Researcher ID : Q-1064-2018 

Scopus Author ID: 6507259571

 https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9520-154X 

Date and place of birth

Born in 1977 in Moscow

Education

2000 – Moscow Pedagogical University, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Ecology, Honors Degree in Biology and Ecology.

Academic Degrees

December 2007 – Ph.D. in Philosophy, Dissertation «The Social Nature of Knowledge (The Analysis of Concepts of the Edinburgh School)», Institute of Philosophy of Russian Academy of Science.

Epistemology, Philosophical Analysis of Creativity, Theory of Complex Systems, Evolutionary Epistemology and Social Epistemology

Professional appointments

• 2001–2002 – Junior Research Fellow, Scientific Research Institute of Virus Preparations, Russian Academy of Medical Science.
• 2002–2004 – Research Fellow, K.A.Timirjazev Institute of Physiology of Plants, Laboratory of Molecular and Physiological Mechanisms of Adaptation of Plants.
• Since 2004 – Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy of Russian Academy of Science.
• Since 2013 – Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy of Russian Academy of Science.

Research projects 

• 2020-2022 – “Contemporary Trends in Human and Social Sciences’ Development in the Context of Digitization Processes and the New Social Challenges: Interdisciplinary Approach” (№ 075-15-2020-798) – collective project.

• “Innovative Complexity: Methodological, Cognitive and Social Aspects”, Russian Foundation for Humanities-Byelorussian Foundation for Basic Research, participant of the collective research project, 2011-2013.

• “Sociological Turn in Science Studies: Problems and Discussions”, individual research project, Russian Foundation for Basic Research, 2010-2011.
• “Radical Transformations of Scientific Thinking in the Second Half of the 20th Century as a Fundamental Problem of the Modern Times”,Russian Foundation for Basic Research, participant of the collective research project, 2009-2011.
• “Truth in Sciences and Philosophy”, research project supported by the Ministry for Education and Science (Scierntific Schoools), 2010-2012 
• “Types of Interdisciplinarity in Epistemology and Sciences (Classics and Non-classics)”, Russian Foundation for Humanities, participant of the collective research project, 2009-2010.
• “Social Epistemology”, Russian Foundation for Humanities, participant of the collective research project, 2006-2008.
• “Consciousness”, Russian Foundation for Humanities, participant of the collective research project, 2005-2007.

Books

• Julia Morkina. Poetic Creativity: Philosophical Analysis. M., 2017 – 304 p. ISBN 978-5-88373-056-5

          Contents

          Summary

• Smirnova N.M., Gorelov A.A., Morkina J.S. Creativity, Meaning, Interpretation. Moscow, IPH RAS. 2016 – 139p.
• J. Morkina. Social Epistemology by David Bloor: Origins and Philosophical Meaning. Moskow, 2012.

           Contents

           Summary

• Morkina J.S. The subject of poetic creativity: personal as universal // Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 9, 2023: Philosophical and methodological analysis of creative processes / Ed.: Smirnova N.M., Beskova I.A. – Moscow: Golos, 2023. Pp. 67-76.
• Morkina J.S. Poetic creativity as a way of thinking // Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 9, 2023: Philosophical and methodological analysis of creative processes / Ed.: Smirnova N.M., Beskova I.A. – Moscow: Golos, 2023. Pp. 250-302.
• Morkina J.S. Values as a factor of cultural development // The third Stepin readings. Perspectives of the philosophy of science in the modern era. Moscow, June 20-21, 2023. Materials of the international conference. Kursk, University Book. 2023. Pp. 478-481. 

• Morkina J.S. Problems of meaning-setting in the horizon of digital culture // Questions of Philosophy. 2021. No. 12. Pp. 78-89.
• Morkina J.S. Transcendental consciousness and its contents: modern ideas // Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 7, 2021: Philosophical and methodological analysis of the cognitive foundations of creativity / Ed.: Smirnova N.M., Beskova I.A. – Moscow: Golos, 2021. Pp. 94-156.
• Morkina J.S. A. Gornfeld: theory of interpretation of a work of art // Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 7, 2021: Philosophical and methodological analysis of the cognitive foundations of creativity / Ed.: Smirnova N.M., Beskova I.A. – Moscow: Golos, 2021. Pp. 326-334.
• Morkina J.S. A. Gornfeld᾽s "Poetry" and "Trope" (commentary on the works published in the collection "Questions of theory and psychology of creativity") // Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 7, 2021: Philosophical and methodological analysis of the cognitive foundations of creativity / Ed.: Smirnova N.M., Beskova I.A. – Moscow: Golos, 2021. Pp. 397-403.
• Morkina J. The scientific and poetic creativity: knowledge in the culture // E3S Web of Conferences. Vol. 258 (2021). Ural Environmental Science Forum “Sustainable Development of Industrial Region” (UESF-2021). Chelyabinsk, Russia, 2021. (Scopus) 

• Morkina J.S. Apperception and Metaphor in Scientific and Poetic Cognition (On the Question of theoretical and cognitive Aspects of Poetic Creativity) // Philosophy of Creativity. 6 th Issue. Philosophical and Methodological Analysis of Creativity’s  Processes / Eds.: Natalia Smirnova, Irina Beskova. Moscow, Golos, 2020. pp. 99-134.
• Morkina J.S. Lyrics and Existence in the Scientific and Poetic Knowledge // Philosophical sciences. 2020. No. 3 (63). pp. 56-74. DOI: 10.30727 / 0235-1188-2020-63-3-56-74
• Morkina J.S. The Structure of Living Matter: the Main Question of Biology // Philosophy of Science and Technology. 2020. Vol. 25. No. 1. P. 31-45. DOI: 10.21146/2413-9084-2020-25-1-31-45
• Morkina J.S. about creative and knowledge – scientific and poetic // Creative Person: Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology of Creativity. International interdisciplinary collective monograph / Comp., ed. M.V. Bakhtin, I.E. Sokolovskaya. – Moscow, Enciklopedist-Maxim, 2020. pp. 142-150. ISBN 978-5-6043802-9-1.

2019

• Morkina J.S. Scientific and artistic creativity: ideal objects. Vopr. philosophies. 2019. No. 7. C. 150-161.
• Morkina J.S. Reflections on the book by Alexander Tsygankov, Teresa Obolevich "German period of philosophical biography of S.L. Frank (new materials)" / / History of philosophy. 2019. T. 24. No. 2. Pp. 136-140.
• Morkina J.S. Language and poetics in the works of Potebnya A.A. // Philosophy of creativity. Issue 5, 2019: Semantic dimensions of socio-cultural spaces of creativity / Ed.: N. M. Smirnova, I. A. Beskova. Moscow: Iintell, 2019. P. 102-134.
• Morkina J.S. Language and poetics: the analysis of the concepts of followers of A.A. Potebnya. Part I: A.A. Potebnya, V. Khartsiev, B.A. Lezin // Filosofiya osviti. Philosophy of Education. 2019. No. 1 (24). Pp. 154-173. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31874/2309-1606-2019-24-1-154-173.
• Morkina J.S. Language and poetics: the analysis of the concepts of followers of A.A. Potebnya. Part II: D.N. Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky, A. Gornfeld, T. Rainov, P. Engelmeyer // Filosofiya osviti. Philosophy of Education. 2019. No. 2 (25). pp. 251-272. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31874/2309-1606-2019-25-2-14

2018

• Morkina J.S. Society and poetry: the ephemerality and eternity // Philology: scientific researches. - 2018. - № 1. - P. 122-135. URL: https://e-notabene.ru/pfni/article_25343.html DOI: 10.7256/2454-0749.2018.1.25343
• Morkina J.S. Meanings and Ideal Objects of Culture // Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 4. Images of Creativity in the variety of socio-cultural practices. /Smirnova N.M.,  Beskova I.A. – eds. – Moscow, IIntell, 2018.
• Morkina J.S. Review of the book by E. O. Trufanova "Subject and knowledge in the world of social constructions" // Philosophy of science and technology (Filosofiya nauki I tekhniki). Moscow, 2018, vol. 23, № 2, P. 122-130. DOI: 10.21146/2413-9084-2018-23-2-122-130

2017

• Morkina J.S. The Rational and the Irrational in Poetic Creativity // Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 3. Creativity and world life of human / Edited by N.M. Smirnova, I.A. Beskiva. - M.: IIntell, 2017. P. 256-286.

2016

• Julia S. Morkina. Worlds of works of art: the phenomenology of interpretation. In: Philosophy of Creativity. Issue 2. Cognitive and Sociocultural Dimensions (Smirnova N.M., Maidanov A.S., eds). Moscow, IIntell, 2016. P. 235-255;
• Julia S. Morkina. The complexity of creativity. In: Innovative complexity. SPb.: Aletheia, 2016. P. 296-332. 

2015

• Human consciousness and poetic meanings // Philosophical anthropology. 2015. № 2. https://iphras.ru/iphjournal.htm;
• The poetic language as a vehicle of meaning // Philosophy of creativity. M.: IIntell, 2015. P 276-291;
• Creativity as a neuroprocesses // Neuroscience for Medicine and Psychology: 11th International Interdisciplinary Congress. Sudak, Crimea, Russia, 2-12 iyunya2015 of Proceedings / Ed. Loseva EV, AV Hook, Loginova NA M .: MAKS Press, 2015. P 282-283. Publication languages: Russian, English;
• Antropocosmos of poetic work (to the notion of cultural evolution) // Philology: research. Number 3 (19) .2015. P. 264-274.

2014

• Intentional objects as a semantic systems // Experience and sense (Tob., Ed. N. Smirnov). M .: Institute of Philosophy RAS, 2014. P. 64-90.
• Intersubjectivity as a translation of the meanings // Intersubjectivity in science and philosophy. M .: Kanon +, 2014 P. 313-323.
• The socio-constructivist approach to the phenomena of consciousness // Psychology and psychology. 2014. number 6 (96). Pp 587-596.
• Morkina J. Philosophical Concepts in Consciousness: Transcendental in Dynamics // Philosophy: Theory and Practice. Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Philosophy. M., 2013. P. 63-68.

2013

• Author the Wise: knowledge and meaning in poetic creativity // Epistemology of creativity. M .: "Canon +", 2013. P 476-498
• The role of imagination in philosophy: the empirical and the transcendental imagination // The problem of evolutionary epistemology. M., 2013. P. 137-142
• Intersubjectivity as a translation of the meanings // Intersubjectivity in science and philosophy // 2013. P 313-323.
• Creative situation // Philosophy and culture. 2013. N. 6 (66). P 842-851.
• Mesocosmos and antropokosmos: cognitive, ontological, the aesthetic aspects // Bulletin of Tomsk State Pedagogical University (TSPU Bulletin). 2013. №9 (137). P 282-290.

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Translations:

• Augustinus A. De dialectica / Neretina S., ed. // Transl. from Latin into Russian: Neretina S. (head), Guseva A, Kniazeva E, Lubimova T.,Morkina J., Paramonov A., Smirnova N., Strugovschikova U. / Neretina S, Preface. // Vox. 2016. № 20. URL: https://vox-journal.org

Scientific Participation (conferences)

• I International Scientific Conference "Creative Person: Philosophy and Psychology of Creativity" (Sofia-Antipolis University (Nice, France), Russian State Social University (Moscow)). September 13, 2020, online. Report: "Scientific and poetic knowledge"

• II All-Russian Interdisciplinary Conference "Philosophy of Creativity", Moscow, April, 11, 2019. Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences.

• The First All-Russian Scientific conference "Philosophy of Creativity", Moscow, April, 8-9, 2015. Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences.

The study of the epistemology of poetic reality is continued. The problems of cognitive poetics are considered. It is shown that the object of poetical investigation in a poetic work is the whole world, which is not divided into objective and subjective reality. The subject are the phenomena of consciousness, the product of their poetic meanings, creating a "world model" (Lotman). The typological similarity of scientific idealizations and poetic typifications is shown. The theoretical and cognitive functions of metaphor both in poetry and in science – are considered. It is shown how the metaphor functions as a cognitive tool. The author compares the role of apperception and imagination in scientific and poetic creativity.

It is investigated the meaning-generating mechanisms of poetic creative activity of a person and compares the theoretical and cognitive functions of poetic and scientific creativity. It is shown that the artistic image has a number of typological features inherent in the ideal objects of science. It is demonstrated that such an elementary form of poetry, which is the word of the natural language by A.A. Potebnya, is epistemologically loaded and allows us to know the objects called by this word with the certain their features. The author also reveals the theoretical and cognitive content of complex poetic works, which poems are created by the authors, taking their place in the ontology of the social world.

It is shown that, being "models of the world", poetic works perform a cognitive function, giving the reader knowledge of both the social situation in the country and the realities of the inner life of a person. With the change of the social situation, for the readers of the poem there is a semantic shift: part of the meanings of the poem irrevocably goes into the past, some of the meanings begin to speak more vividly. With a reflexive view of the past, the reader acquires a number of "eternal" meanings of the work relating to human existence in any time and any society.