Scientific Publications, Dedicated To Study of Living Ethics
- Living Ethics and science. Issue 1. — Moscow, International Centre of the Roerichs, Master-Bank, 2008. — 528 p. ISBN 978-5-86988-189-2 The collection contains a series of articles published in issues of RAS, state universities of Russia and Belarus, and other scientific press organs. In these articles it is shown the significance of new system of knowledge of Living Ethics for development of science, the first results of using of this philosophical system propositions for solution of scientific and ideological problems. (Russian)
- Proceedings of United Scientific Centre for problems of Cosmic Thinking. Volume 1. — Moscow, International Centre of the Roerichs, Master-Bank, 2007. — 644 p. with ill. The collection contains the articles written by scientists — members of United Scientific Centre of problems of Cosmic Thinking (USC CT). Investigations of philosophy of cosmic thinking and Living Ethics Teaching occupy an important place in the book. (Russian)
- Cosmic ideology is a new thinking of the 21st century: Proceedings of International scientific and public conference: 3 V. — Moscow, International Centre of the Roerichs, Master-Bank, 2004. — V.1. — 352 p, V.2. — 459 p, V.3. — 502 p. (Russian)
- Living Ethics and Science: Proceedings of International scientific and public conference. 2007. — Moscow, International Centre of the Roerichs, Master-Bank, 2008. — 760 p. (Roerich's popular science library) ISBN 978-58698-8-4 (Russian)
- Shaposhnikova L.V., Academician of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Russian Academy of Cosmonautics named after K. Tsiolkovsky and Rissian Ecological Academy. Philosophy of Cosmic reality. // Bulletin of committee for investigation of scientific heritage of Academician V.I. Vernadsky / Committee of RAS. Issue 18 (Russian) — Moscow, "Nauka", 2005. — P. 82-98.
- Shaposhnikova L.V. Ethical philosophy of Cosmic evolution // Living Ethics (Russian). — Moscow, Sh. Amonashvili Publishing, 1999. — P.5-23. (Anthology of Humane pedagogy). (Russian)
- Shaposhnikova L.V. Cosmic thinking and new system of knowledge // Living Ethics and Science. Issue 1 (Russian). — Moscow, International Centre of the Roerichs, Master-Bank, 2008. — P.14-40. (Russian)
- Shaposhnikova L.V. Energy ideology of Living Ethics // Great travel: Three volumes (Russian) — V.3 Universe of the Master. — Moscow, International Centre of the Roerichs. — 2005. — P.758-794. (Russian)
- Gindilis L.M., candidate of phys.-math. sciences, Academician of Russian Academy of Cosmonautics named after K.E. Tsiolkovsky: United scientific Centre of Cosmic Thinking Problems: ideas of the Living Ethics enter in scientific terminology. (Russian)
- Ivanov A.V., Philosophy Doctor. Living Ethics as meta-knowledge. // "For defense of names and heritage of the Roerichs". Proceedings of International scientific and public conference. 2001. — Moscow, ICR, 2002. (Russian)
- Gindilis L.M., Frolov V.V. Philosophy of Living Ethics and its interpreters. Roerich's movement in Russia // Journal "Problems of philosophy" ("Problemi filosofii") N 3, 2001. (Russian)
- Mozheiko M.A., Philosophy Doctor, Professor. From "ethics of the codex" to "ethics of creativity": transformation of moral consciousness in modern culture // Creative heritage of Roerich's family in dialogue of cultures: Philosophic aspects of comprehension: Collection of scientific works. Minsk, "Tehnoprint", 2005. — P.288-322. (Russian)
- Sokolov V.G., candidate of philosophy. Living Ethics and new paradigm of culture // Journal "Culture and time" (Russian). — Moscow, ICR. — 2008. N 1. — P. 4-17. (Russian)
- Gindilis L.M. Living Ethics is science of the future. // "For defense of names and heritage of the Roerichs". Proceedings of International scientific and public conference. 2001. — Moscow, ICR, 2002. (Russian)
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