Sofya Lavrentyeva

Born in

Moscow

ORCID: 0000-0002-3082-2975

Researcher ID: S-7515-2016

Author ID: 57214819929

Research interests

philosophy of music and technology, narrative model of medicine, narrative identity, citizen science

Education

• Russian State University for the Humanities, Specialist degree in Culturology, 2011
• Russian Anthropological School (Russian State University for the Humanities), Master's degree in Philosophy, 2014

Titles

Junior Research Fellow in Department of Humanitarian Expertise and Bioethics, Institute of Philosophy RAS

Publications:

• Lavrentyeva, S.V. Bodily Skills in a Virtual Environment (on the Material of Cybersports). Chelovek, 2023, Vol. 34, no 2, pp. 101–106. (in Russian)
• Lavrentyeva S.V. Who the Citizen Scientists Are: Reflections on Terminology and Questions about Self-Identification. Gorizonty gumanitarnogo znaniia. 2021, no 5, pp. 39–49. URL: https://journals.mosgu.ru/ggz/article/view/1553 ISSN 2587-845X. DOI: 10.17805/ggz.2021.5.5 (in Russian)
• Shevchenko S., Lavrentyeva S., Shkomova E. Shared decision-making and shared uncertainty in genetic counselling. In: “Bioethics and existential risks of the modern world” and 17th annual conference of the International society for clinical bioethics. Kazan, 2020. pp 45-46. 
• Lavrentyeva S.V., Shevchenko S.Yu., Tishchenko P.D. Territorial Issues of Biocapital Market Formation in Russia. In: 4S Program abstracs. New Orleans, 2019. p. 102. 
• Shevchenko, S.Yu., Lavrentyeva, S.V. Bioethics and philosophy of culture: “didactic theater” in medical genetics. Filosofskii Zhurnal, 2019, Vol. 12, no 4, pp. 56–69. (in Russian)
• Lavrentyeva S.V. Practice DIY Brain Electrical Stimulation as an Example of an Incomplete Nomological Machine In: Risks of biotechnological human enhancement: neurotechnologies and ethics, Ed. by R. R. Belyaletdinov. Moscow, 2019. Pp. 51-60.  (in Russian)
• Lavrentyeva S.V., Petrov K.A., Shevchenko S.Yu. Biohacking and Social Boundary Work Strategies In: Risks of biotechnological human enhancement: neurotechnologies and ethics, Ed. by R. R. Belyaletdinov. Moscow, 2019. Pp. 109-124. (in Russian)