Rumyantseva Tatyana Gerardovna

Born June 30, 1953 in Minsk . In 1976 she graduated with honors from the Department of Philosophy of the History Department of BSU . Since 1976 he has been working at the Department of the History of Philosophy and Culture. Since 1979 she is a candidate of philosophical sciences, and in 1991 she defended her doctoral dissertation ("Philosophical analysis of the methodological and conceptual foundations of the concepts of human aggressiveness"). In 1994 she was awarded the title of professor. Courses taught: "History of Foreign Philosophy", "Philosophy of the Ancient East", "German Idealism of the End of the 18th-First Third of the 19th Century", "The Main Directions of Modern Philosophy", "History of German Classical Philosophy" (for students of the specialty "Cultural Studies" of the Faculty of Humanities) , Special course "Phenomenology of the Spirit" and "Philosophy of the Spirit" by G. Hegel: textual analysis. Under her scientific supervision 11 master's theses were defended, scientific supervision of 2 doctoral theses is carried out.

• German classical philosophy (I. Kant, G. Hegel).
• Modern Western philosophy (neo-Kantianism, neo-Hegelianism, philosophy of life, psychoanalysis, global geopolitical changes in the 21st century).
• Problems of violence and human aggression.
• Problems of Belarusian national identity.
• History of Foreign Philosophy
• Philosophy and Culture of the Ancient East

• Member of the Academic Council FFSN BSU .
• Member of the specialized Council for the defense of dissertations at BSU .
• Member of the editorial board of four scientific journals: Kantovsky digest (Russia), Bulletin of Polotsk State University, Philosophy and Social Sciences.
• Editor and author of several articles in the series “World of Encyclopedias”, in the framework of which 12 Encyclopedias were published.
• Member of the New York Academy of Sciences

• 1979 - Candidate of Philosophy. The theme of the dissertation is "A critical analysis of the concepts of" human aggressiveness ".
• 1991 - doctor of philosophical science. Thesis: "Philosophical analysis of the methodological and conceptual foundations of the concepts of" Human aggression ".
• 1992 - Professor, Doctor of Philosophy.
• 1993 - Professor of the Higher Attestation Commission of the USSR.
• 1994 - Member of the New York Academy of Sciences .
• 1987 - Certificate of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus.
• 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 - Diplomas of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus for the quality management of students' research.
• 2000 - 2001 - Scholarship of the President of the Republic of Belarus to scientists, education, culture, healthcare and workers in other sectors of the national economy of the republic and its composition
• 2003 - Honorary Diploma of the Belarusian State University .
• 2006 - Honorary Diploma of the Belarusian State University .
• 2008 - Honorary Diploma of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus.
• 2009 - Certificate of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus.
• 2011 - BSU diploma in the competition for the best scientific adviser and organizer of the research work of students and graduate students in 2011. The second prize in the nomination "Training of highly qualified personnel".
• 2013 - Awarded the Honorary title “Honored Worker of the Belarusian State University” for many years of conscientious work and great personal contribution to the development of the Belarusian State University.

• A critical analysis of the concepts of "human aggression", Mn., 1982.
• Aggression: Problems and Searches in Western Philosophy and Science, Mn., 1991.
• German transcendental-critical philosophy of the mid-18th - first third of the 19th century Glossary. Mn., 1999.
• Philosophy of I. Kant. Glossary. Mn., BSU, 2004.
• Hinduism. Religions of the world. Compiled by: Gritsanov A.A., Rumyantseva T.G. Mn., 2006.
• Friedrich Nietzsche. Mn., 2008.
• Oswald Spengler. Mn., 2008.
• Emanuel Swedenborg (co-authored)): Book House, 2011 .-- 320 p.
• German idealism: from Kant to Hegel. Minsk. 2015. - 15 pp.

• The concept of aggressiveness in modern foreign psychology // Questions of Psychology, 1991, No. 1, pp. 81-88.
• The Problem of Control and Prevention of Human Aggression // Abstracts of the 9th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. Uppsala, August 7-14, 1991, v. III.P. 1959-198.
• Models of the influence of alcohol on behavior // Psychology Issues, 1990, No. 3, pp. 161-167.
• Aggression and control // Psychology Issues, 1992, No. 5, p. 35-71.
• Aggression and control // Psychology Issues, 1992, No. 6, p. 35-71.
• Factors Contributing to Aggression // Psychology of Human Aggression: A Reading Book. Moscow: AST, 2001 .-- 656 p. (Library of practical psychology). S.64-115.
• Podstawy religijne pluralizmu cywilizacyjnego na obszarze postkomunistycznym // DrogiI Rozdroza Kultury Chrzesciyanskiey Europy. Czestochowa 04/30/2002 - 2003
• The history of philosophy as the basis of the process of transformation of social and humanitarian knowledge in a transitive cultural situation // Philosophy of the XXI century. International Conference May 30 - June 1, 2006. Conference proceedings. St. Petersburg, 2006.S. 92-96.
• Problems of metaphysics in the "Critique of Pure Reason" by I. Kant // Philosophy of I. Kant (history and modernity). Collection of scientific papers. Omsk, 2006.S. 85-96.
• Konstruowanie chrzescijanskiego projektu przyszlosci jako sposob uratowania historycznej terazniejszosci // Dziedzictwo Chrzescijnskiego Wschodu i Zachodu. Czestochowa. 2006. S.681-690.
• The evolution of domestic social theory: from the paradigm of the monistic type to the framework model // Questions of social theory. Scientific almanac. 2007. Volume I. Vol. 1. Philosophical and scientific foundations of modern social theory. Edited by Yu.M. Reznik. Moscow. 2007.S. 123-139 (et al.)
• Kant's transformation of the style of philosophical writing and its influence on the subsequent development of Western European philosophy // Kant collection. Science Magazine. 2008, No. 2 (28). S.59-66. (et al.)
• Justification of a new type of metaphysics in the "Critique of Pure Reason" by I. Kant // Kant between the West and the East. On the 200th anniversary of the death and the 280th anniversary of the birth of Immanuel Kant. Proceedings of the international seminar and international conference: In 2 hours. Ed. D.F.N. V.N.Bryushinkina. Part 1. Kaliningrad. Ed. RSU named after I. Kant. 2005.S. 235-241.
• The phenomenon of globalization in the context of Hegel's political philosophy // Modern Russian abroad. Anthology. Volume Six Philosophy. Moscow, Silver Threads. 2009.p.525-531.
• Criticism of the universal values ​​of reason in Western European philosophy of the XIX - XX centuries. // Ukraine in the system of modern civilizations: the transformation of the state and civil society. Materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference, May 21-22. Volume 1, Odessa, 2010, pp. 89-94.
• M. Mendelssohn in the epistolary heritage of I. Kant // Kantovsky collection, 2010, No. 1. S. 41-49.
• Two projects of “criticism of the mind”: I. Kant and F. Nietzsche // X Kantov readings. The Classical Mind and Challenges of Modern Civilization: Materials of an International Conference: at 2 p. / Ed. V.N. Bryushinkina. Kaliningrad: Publishing House of the RSU named after I. Kant, 2010. Part 1. S. 395-402.
• The contribution of literature to the discussion and solution of philosophical problems // Materials of the Round Table "Philosophy and Literature" (Simferopol, April 6-8, 2010) / edited by Ph.D. Shevchenko O.K. Electronic version. The source file on the sites of electronic philosophy. Journal "ARGO": // http: //argo-tavr.at.ua / - C.57-60.
• Fryderyk Nietzsche: Apostata Czy Obronca Wiary Chrzescijanskiej? // W Poszukiwaiu Pravdy. Chrzescijanska Europa Miedzy Wiara A Polityka / Czestochowa. 2010, s. 341-348.
• Russian Language and Soviet "Novoyaz" (Newspeak) / Relocating Cultures. April 13-15, 2011. Trinity College. Dublin. http://www.tcd.ie / Russian / our-language / conference. Php. R. 24-27.
• About the purpose of philosophy and what a philosopher should do (on the example of the work of I. Kant). // Philosophical and cultural studies [Electronic resource]: Sat. Art. Vol. 1 / under total. ed. A.A. Legchilina, T.G. Rumyantseva. - Minsk: BSU, 2011. - Access mode: http://www.elib.bsu.by . - S.151-160.
• Confucianism as the basis of conservatism (respect for the traditions of the past) of Chinese social life // Belarus - China. Collection of scientific papers. Issue 9. China in the modern world. Minsk, 2011. - China in the modern world. Materials of the IV International Conference. Minsk, BSU, 2011.S. 294-301.
• What threatens the "movement of cultures"? // Philosophy and social sciences. 2011, No. 2, pp. 80-82.
• What do the lessons of Syracuse not teach, or does the philosopher need to rule the state? (Plato, Hegel, Heidegger) // Philosophy and Social Sciences, 2011, No. 3/4, p. 36-40.
• I. Kant, E. Swedenborg and the metaphysics of the supersensible // Kant collection, 2011, No. 4, p. 7-17.
• The work of I. Kant “Dreams of the Spiritual Man Explained by the Dreams of Metaphysics” // Bulletin of BSU, series III, 2012, No. 1. S. 33-38.
• Review of the training manual by A.N. Danilov, A.N. Yelsukov. History of Sociology // Sociology, 2011, No. 4.
• Models of managing society and the state in Confucianism and Legism // Belarus - China: Sat. scientific works. Issue 11. In 2 hours, part 1. Minsk: RIVSH, 2012 .-- S. 53-57.
• Russian language: from the Soviet “newspeak” to the cultural “norms” of global society // Communication in social and humanitarian knowledge, economics, education [Electronic resource]: materials of the III Intern. scientific-practical Conf., March 29–31, 2012, Minsk / red. : O. V. Tereshchenko (ed. Ed.) [Et al.]. - Minsk: Publ. BSU Center, 2012.
• F. Nietzsche: Apostate or Defender of True Faith? // Philosophy and social sciences: Scientific journal. - 2010. - No. 4. - S. 63-67.
• The philosophy of life as a project of total criticism of the mind // Philosophy and Social Sciences: Scientific Journal. - 2010. - No. 1. - S. 20-24.

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