ALEKSEEV Vissarion

1866 - 1944?

Trivia Graduated from Moscow University Press (1888). Since 1901 - an ordinary professor of Tartu Zap. Conducted studies on primemeniya Combinatorics in chemistry. Criticized Darwinism and Nietzscheanism. Charted the path of building aritmologicheskoy anthropology.

. Characteristic views Bringing naive realism to the four positions, . - Namely, to, . that the visible objects are not the essence of the submission, . that the perception of an object does not multiply the number of items, . that items are as, . what they seem to us, . and, . Finally, . that objects exist outside consciousness, . - Alekseev claims, . that 'none of the provisions are not quite true, . but no one and it is not false ',
. (Radlov E.L. Essays on the History of Russian Philosophy / Vvedensky AI, Losev, AF, EL Radlov, Spцєth GG: Essays on the History of Russian Philosophy. Sverdlovsk, 1991. S. 152).
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. Teaching Alekseev believed that the analytical conception of the world tends to describe a universal mechanism of the universe, suppressing the freedom of its elements, while aritmologii believes 'the individuality of the observed elements and their freedom of action'
. (Polovinkin C. in the book.: Russian Philosophy. Small Collegiate Dictionary. M., 1995. S. 15)

Major works 1 / Mathematics as the basis of criticism of scientific and philosophical outlook: According to research G. Teichmц?ller, AF Ettingen, NV Bugaev and BA, Nekrasov in connection with research on the author's formal chemistry. Yur'ev, 1903; 2 / NV Bugaev and problems idealism of the Moscow mathematical school. Yur'ev, 1905.

Works 1 / Mathematics as the basis of criticism of scientific and philosophical outlook: According to research G. Teichmц?ller, AF Ettingen, NV Bugaev and BA, Nekrasov in connection with research on the author's formal chemistry. Yur'ev, 1903; 2 / NV Bugaev and problems idealism of the Moscow mathematical school. Yur'ev, 1905.

Literature Russian Philosophy: Small encyclopedic dictionary / Ed. red. A. Aleshin. , 1995; Russian philosophy: Dictionary / Pod Society. red. M. Olive. M., 1995.