Gilmanov, Vladimir Hamitovich

He graduated from Kaliningrad State University with a degree in German Language and Literature. Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philology: “I. G. Haman and the literature of the Enlightenment (the experience of universal hermeneutics) ”(Kaliningrad, 2006).

Vladimir Hamitovich Gilmanov’s scientific interests include:

1. Culture of Konigsberg-Kaliningrad and the region: Simon Dach , I. G. Gaman , I. Kant , E. T. A. Hoffman , E. Wiechert , I. Bobrovsky, Yu. N. Ivanov and others.
2. German culture: Goethe , Schiller , literature of the Middle Ages, baroque, romanticism; philosophy and religion.
3. Russian religious philosophy: V.S. Soloviev , G. G. Shpet , P. A. Florensky and others.
4. Semiotics culture, etc.

V. Kh. Gilmanov participated in numerous scientific conferences on literary criticism, cultural studies, philosophy, history, and political science in Russia (including Kaliningrad), Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, and Germany. Repeatedly made presentations and lectures at the universities of Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg, Munich, Giessen, Dortmund. He was a scholar of the Goethe Society (Weimar) and the Zeit Foundation (Hamburg) https://web.archive.org/web/20170430075524/http://www.germanistenverband.ru/mitgliederdatenbank/userprofile/%D0%93%D0 % B8% D0% BB% D1% 8C% D0% BC% D0% B0% D0% BD% D0% BE% D0% B2% 20% D0% 92% D0% BB% D0% B0% D0% B4% D0 % B8% D0% BC% D0% B8% D1% 80% 20% D0% A5% D0% B0% D0% BC% D0% B8% D1% 82% D0% BE% D0% B2% D0% B8% D1 % 87

Gilmanov is a member of the Russian Union of Germanists .

He is the Chairman of the Board of ANO ProfKo, an autonomous non-profit organization that assists in finding financial support for social projects in the Kaliningrad region.

• V. Kh. Gilmanov. Overcoming non-me: On a new theory of understanding one philosopher from the old Königsberg (IG Gaman) // Kant's collection. - Kaliningrad, 1997. - Vol. 20. - pp. 113-126.
• V. Kh. Gilmanov. “Crusades” by I. G. Gaman against Enlightenment // Moscow University Bulletin: Series 7. Philosophy. - 2005. - № 3. - p.14-26.
• V. Kh. Gilmanov. “The Last Frontier” in the poetry of Simon Dach // Russian Germanistics. Yearbook of the Russian Union of Germanists. Languages ​​of Slavic culture. M., 2009. Volume VI.

Monographs

1. Hermeneutics of the “image” of I. G. Gaman and the Enlightenment. Kaliningrad: Kaliningr Publishing House. state University, 2003. 569 c. (35.6 pp) ISBN 5-88874-391-7 .

2. Simon Dach and the mystery of Baroque. Kaliningrad: Terra Baltica, 2007. 311 p. (20 pp) ISBN 978-5-98777-021-4 .

3. Problems of regional literature: “Königsberg text” as a subject of artistic experience: studies. allowance. Kaliningrad: Publishing House of RSU. Kant, 2010. 92 p. (5.9 pp) ISBN 978-5-9971-0095-7 .

4. Licht kommt in alles. Erkundungen und Ermittlungen über Königsberg und Kaliningrad / Hrsg. von A.Manthey GmbH, 58455 Witten. 1993 (1), 1997 (2). (6.4 pp)

Science Articles

1. Mythological thinking in the fairy tale of E. T. A. Hoffman “The Golden Pot” // In the world of Hoffmann. Kaliningrad, 1994. P.27-41 (0.9 pp)

2. Das Fortwirken der Albertina in der Universit? T K? Nigsberg - Kaliningrad heute // Jm 450. Jahr der Albertina. Nordost Archiv. Zeitschrift für Regionalgeschichte. Bd. III / 1994. Heft 2. Lüneburg. S. 518-528 (0.6 pp)

3. Kant und Königsberg // Rotairer. Düsseldorf, 1995. S. 17-32 (1 pp)

4. Hermeneutical principles in the works of I. G. Gaman // XXVII scientific. conf. prof.-teacher composition: Abstracts. Kaliningrad, 1996. P.53. (0.1 pp)

5. Overcoming Non-Me (On the New Theory of Understanding Under the Influence of One Thinker from the Old Koenigsberg) // Kant collection. Kaliningrad: KSU, 1997. p. 113-127. (0.9 pp)

6. Kant und sein Sittengesetz // Mosaik. Zeitschrift für Kultur und Medizin 4 / 1997. Köln. S. 12-21 (0.7 pp)

7. Der Mythos Königsberg. Vergangenheit, Gegenwart, Zukunft // Ein schicklicher Platz / Hrsg. von Friedemann Kluge. Osnabrück, 1994. S.215-227 (0.8 pp)

8. "Word" in the works of Haman // XXIX scientific. conf. prof.-teacher composition: Abstracts. Kaliningrad, 1998. P.47. (0.1 pp)

9. Goethe und das “Silberne Zeitalter” der russischen Kultur // Goethe-Jahrbuch 1999. Weimar, 1999. S. 102—111 (0.6 pp)

10. IG Gaman “Reflections on the Honorable Socrates” (Translation, commentary, foreword) // Baltic courier courier. Kaliningrad, 2000. Vol. 1. pp. 109-160 (3.2 pp)

11. Kant und Schweitzer // Albert-Schweitzer-Schule. Jahrbuch für das Schuljahr 1999/2000. Alsfeld, 2000. S. 19-37 (1.1 pp)

12. Transformation of the Logos in the works of Haman // Bulletin of Kaliningrad State University. Kaliningrad, 2000. p. 51-60 (0.6 pp)

13. I. G. Gaman. The Origin of Language (Translation and Commentary) // Faces of the Native Land. Works of Russian, German, Polish and Lithuanian authors. Kaliningrad, 1999. P.44-49 (0.3 p. L.)

14. The wanderings of Russian Eros in the works of V. Nabokov // Nabokovsky collection 2001. Kaliningrad, 2001. P.68-86 (0.8 pp)

15. “The death of God” as the semantic death of culture (Philological reflections in the context of I. G. Gaman) // Actual problems of literature. Comment on the XX century. Kaliningrad, 2001. P.146-158 (0.8 pp)

16. Grosse Deutsche aus dem Osten // Kultur-politische Korrespondenz. 11/2001. S. 6-11. (0.3 p. L.)

17. Theology of language in the works of I. G. Gaman // Linguistics: A look into the future. Kaliningrad, 2002. P.256-281 (1.6 pp)

18. Erfahrungen bei der Übersetzung Hamanns in Russische // Gajek B. (Hrsg.) Acta des achten Internationalen Hamann-Colloquims an der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg 2002. Frankfurt am Main / Bern / New York / Paris, 2005. S. 655—659 (0.3 pp)

19. "Philologus Crucis" IG Haman and his hermeneutics // Vestnik VSU. Series: Philology, Journalism. 2004, № 2. P. 50 - 54 (0, 3 p. L.)

20. Theology of the language of IG Haman // Philological sciences. 2005. № 1. P. 54 - 64. (0, 4 p. L.)

21. “Crusades” by I. G. Haman against Enlightenment // Vestnik MGU . Series: Philosophy. 2005, No. 3. P. 14 - 26. (0, 5)

22. Leaf from the Tree of Life // Baltic Philological Courier. Kaliningrad, 2005. Vol. 5. P. 13 - 26. (0.8 p. L.)

23. Kant in Russland // Kant lebt. Sieben Reden und ein Kolloquium zum 200. Todestag des Aufklärers. Paderborn: Mentis, 2006. S. 184-196 (0.7 pp)

24. “Koenigsberg subtext” in the works of Goethe and Schiller // Goethe readings 2004-2006. M., 2007. p. 161-181 (1.1 pp)

25. Haman and the “damned question” by F. G. Jacobi // Goethe readings 2004—2006. M., 2007. pp. 200-217 (1 p. L.)

26. Projekt "Immanuel" // Bewerten -Orientieren - Erleben. Schriften zur Bildungs- und Freizeitwissenschaft. Aachen, 2007. S. 234-243 (0.6 pp)

27. Passion according to Nathanael, or “Revelation from Hoffmann” (based on the novel “Sandman”) by E. T. A. Hoffman // Baltic Philological Courier. Kaliningrad, 2007. Vol. 6. C 7 - 34 (2.2 pp)

28. Konigsberg influences on the Weimar classics (Haman and Kant in the creative fate of Goethe and Schiller) // Kant's collection. 2008. V. 28, No. 2. S. 83—98.

29. Correspondence of Immanuel Kant and Johann Georg Haman // Kant collection. 2009. V. 30, No. 2. P. 112-126.

30. Wihchert: Fate and Creativity // Baltic Philological Courier. 2009. No. 7. P. 271-290.

31. Kant in the discourse of “technology of hope” // Kant's collection. 2010. Vol. 32, No. 2. P. 80—87.

32. Star Crossing “Quo vadis?” // Slovo.ru: Baltic accent. 2010. № 1-2. Pp. 31-46.

33. Star Crossing // Slovo.ru: Baltic accent. 2011. № 1-2. Pp. 41—58.

34. “The salvation of nature” in three letters from Haman to Kant // Kant's collection. 2011. V. 37, No. 3. P. 44—58.

35. The Mystery of the Wife in F. Dostoevsky's story “Meek” (On the Problem of the Genre and the Mysteries of Ontology) // Baltic Philological Courier. 2011. No. 8. P. 163-189.

36. Christian axiology in the works of A. S. Pushkin // Baltic philological courier. 2011. No. 8. P. 337-338.

37. Model of the world in the poetry of Simon Dach // Models in modern science: unity and diversity: Sat. scientific tr. / ed. S. S. Vaulina, V.I. Greshnykh; Russian state un-t them. I. Kant. 2010. pp. 354-359.

38. Lessings ästhetische Hoffnung auf “allgemeines Wohl” und die Hamburgische Dramaturgie // Hamburg. Eine Metroregion zwischen Früher Zeit und Aufklärung. Berlin; Boston: Walter De Gruyter, 2011. S. 65-74.

39. The influence of Goethe on the philosophical quest of the XIX — XX centuries. in Russia // Bulletin of the Chelyabinsk State Pedagogical University. 2012. No. 5. P. 236-248 (co-authored with I. D. Koptsev).

40. Review of Haman on Kant's treatise “A Critique of the Pure Reason” // Kant collection: a scientific journal. Kaliningrad: Publisher BFU them. I. Kant, 2012. Vol. 2, No. 40. P. 50-64.

41. Simon Dah in the history of Königsberg University // Bulletin of the Baltic Federal University. I. Kant. Series: Humanities and Social Sciences. 2012. No. 12. P. 61—68.

42. “Die Kürbishütte der Welt” in der Dichtung von Simon Dach // Deutschsprachige Literatur im westeuropäischen und slavischen Barock. München: Wilhelm Fink Verlag, 2012. S. 159–187.

43. Eine ‚Gichtel-Hypothese 'zum Druckort von Hamanns Sokratischen Denkwürdigkeiten // Johann Georg Hamann. Religion und Gesellschaft. Berlin / Boston: Walter De Gruyter, 2012. S. 415-420.

44. Chronosoteriology of the Koenigsberg text // Slovo.ru: Baltic accent. 2013. No. 4. P. 93—114.

45. What is Enlightenment? (Epilogue to Haman's letter to Kraus) // Kant collection. 2013. Vol. 43, No. 1. P. 95—97.

46. ​​“An Instant for the Messiah”: the eschatology of the Sarmatian period in the works of I. Bobrovsky // Baltic Philological Courier. 2013. No. 9. P. 145-155.

47. Rock art and Dionysism // Bulletin of the Baltic Federal University. I. Kant. Series: Philology, pedagogy, psychology. 2013. No. 8. P. 84—89 (co-authored with I. V. Kumichev).

48. Thinking and faith. Epilogue to the correspondence concerning the relationship between Haman and Kant // Kant collection. 2013. V. 44, No. 2. P. 93—101.

49. The phenomenon of Napoleon in the German spirit of the era of Napoleon // Slovo.ru: Baltic accent. 2013. No. 1. P. 47–56.

50. One day for a Russian traveler in Konigsberg: N. M. Karamzin and the “right place” for world history // Slovo.ru: a Baltic accent. 2013. No. 3. P. 109-124.

51. Kant's temporology in the era of the “great transit” // Science, education, society: problems and prospects for development 2014: Coll. tr. conf. Tambov, 2014. Part 3. P. 31—34.

52. The concept of "correctness" in the novel of F. M. Dostoevsky "Idiot" // Bulletin of Volgograd State University . Series 2: Linguistics. 2014. No. 3. P. 24—31 (co-authored with A. V. Gilmanova).

53. Lessing's “Hamburg drama” in the discourse of the “codes of hope” of the Enlightenment // Kant collection. 2014. Vol. 49, No. 3. P. 60–71.

54. Kant and the “Schrödinger cat” // XI Kant's readings: Kant's project of education today: mater. international conf. Russian Humanitarian Scientific. Foundation, Baltic Feder. un-t them. I. Kant. 2014. P. 93-96.

55. Donelaitis and I. Kant: on the issue of hermeneutics of survival in the epoch of the “mystery of lawlessness” // Kant collection. 2015. V. 54, No. 4. P. 34-51.

56. "The Zone of Faust" in the works of Goethe and Pushkin // Bulletin of the Baltic Federal University. I. Kant. Series: Philology, pedagogy, psychology. 2015. No. 8. P. 65-71 (co-authored with I. D. Koptsev).

57. Ludvikas Reza and the struggle of two "secrets" // Slovo.ru: Baltic accent. 2015. No. 2-3. Pp. 99-121.

58. The Mystery of Modal Operators in the Struggle of Ontologies (on the question of the relationship between modality and reality) // Category modality in speech communication: Coll. scientific tr. / edited by I. Yu. Cooks. Kaliningrad: Publishing House BFU them. I. Kant, 2016. P. 16-21.

59. The motif of light and criticism of an autonomous subject in the works of A. Murdoch // Bulletin of the Baltic Federal University. I. Kant. Series: Philology, pedagogy, psychology. 2016. No. 2. S. 54-60 (co-authored with T. Yu. Timonina).

60. Albert Schweitzer and Kant. Preface and publication // Kant's collection. 2016. V. 35, No. 2. P. 106-118.

61. Games with ghosts // Kant's collection. 2016. V. 35, No. 3. P. 48–58.

62. Das Geheimnis des Anagramms in der “verborgenen Theologie” der Barockdichtung (am Beispiel des Königsberger Dichterkreises) // Dichtung und Musik im Umkreis der Kürbishütte. Königsberger Poeten und Komponisten des 17. Jahrhunderts. Berlin: Frank und Timme GmbH. Verlag für wissenschaftliche Literatur, 2016. S. 57—75.

63. Apie išgyvenimo hermeneutiką "nedorybės paslapties" (2 Tes 2, 7) epochoje. Kristijonas Done'Eplacion: The Mystery of Lawlessness (2 Thess. 2: 7) // Kristijono Donelaičio Reikšmės. Straipsnių rinkinys. Vilnius, 2016. S. 506-524.

Translations

Schweizer A. Philosophy of Kant's religion (from “Critics of the Pure Mind” to “Religion within the Mind Only”) Part I (continued, translated from German by V. Kh. Gilmanov) // Kant collection. 2016. V. 35, No. 3. P. 75—82.

• Russian Union of Germanists. Gilmanov Vladimir Hamitovich - http://www.germanistenverband.ru/mitgliederdatenbank/userprofile/Gilmanov%20Vladimir%20Hamitovich
• Kaliningrad centralized library system. “Tea on Fridays”: an evening with an interesting interlocutor: Vladimir Hamitovich Gilmanov - http://www.kaliningradlib.ru/tsgb-im-apchekhova/chai-po-pyatnitsam-vecher-s-interesnym-sobesednikom-vladimir-khamitovich-gilmanov