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Володимир Шинкарук: особистість, філософ, організатор української філософської спільноти (Матеріали круглого столу)

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The materials of the round table are devoted to understanding the philosophical achievements of Volodymyr Shynkaruk through the analysis of his personality. All participants of the discussion have been familiar with V. Shynkaruk for many years. Therefore, they base their reflections on his role in Ukrainian philosophy (and especially in the historiography of philosophy) as an author, teacher, and leader on their own memories.

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Богун М., Загороднюк В., Киселиця С., Ковадло Г., Козловський В., Малахов В., Малеєв К., Пролеєв С., Столяр М., Чайка Т. Володимир шинкарук: особистість, філософ, організатор української філософської спільноти (матеріали круглого столу) // Sententiae. 2026. № 2. P. 187-220. URI: https://sententiae.vntu.edu.ua/index.php/sententiae/article/view/1242.

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