THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY FOREIGN AGENT ELIZAVETA NIKOLAEVNA OSETINSKAYA OR CONCERNING THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT ELIZAVETA NIKOLAEVNA OSETINSKAYA 18+ You can support us by subscribing to Patreon / osetinskaya and Boosty https://boosty.to/osetinskaya , making a one-time donation https://donate.osetinskaya.io, or making recurring payments via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Subscribe to Elizaveta Osetinskaya's telegram channel! https://t.me/osetinskayaliza Yulia Sineokaia is a historian of philosophy, Doctor of Philosophy, Nietzsche researcher, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences and founder of the Independent Institute of Philosophy association in Paris. Since 1995, Yulia worked at the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences until February 2022, when she left for Paris, where she founded the Independent Institute of Philosophy association. In 2024, following a denunciation by a United Russia deputy, Yulia was recognized as a foreign agent, and the Russian Academy of Sciences hastened to deprive her of the commemorative medal that it had recently awarded her in honor of the 300th anniversary of the Academy. We had an interesting and long conversation with Yulia - why modern philosophy is needed, why she thinks that Russia cannot be understood without Nietzsche, why were philosophers executed during Stalin's time, why everything in Russia follows a sine wave, what is the essence of the "Russian" idea, what philosophers inspire Vladimir Putin and why Russians are offended by Europe. Time codes: 00:00:00 Teaser 00:01:25 Why does Osetinskaya go to visit a philosopher 00:03:58 Why did Yulia decide to enroll in the philosophy department 00:06:59 "The philosophy department is the best place on earth" 00:08:02 "It is impossible to understand Russia without Nietzsche" - why? 00:12:02 What was happening in science in the 90s 00:15:18 Did the Soviet Union have scientific exchange with the outside world? 00:16:04 The 1930s: The Death Sentence for “Misinterpreting Spinoza” 00:17:50 Why the Soviet Regime Exterminated Philosophers 00:21:44 “People Were Executed for Being Able to Think Complexly” 00:25:14 Philosophers Exterminated During Stalin’s Time 00:29:28 Did You Know That Philosophy Is Punishable in Russia? 00:31:30 What Is Solovyov’s “Russian Idea” 00:33:58 Why Is Russia Different and Special? 00:36:32 Why Should There Be a Russian Idea at All? 00:41:27 “Everyone Plays the Same Roles” – How the Past Is Replayed 00:43:16 How the Idea of ​​the “Russian World” Has Transformed 00:44:38 Why Do We Need Modern Philosophy? 00:47:50 “Philosophy is an attempt to get away from unambiguous judgments about everything” 00:49:20 Questions of good and evil using euthanasia as an example 00:52:08 “Just being there and doing something is already a great chance” 00:52:32 “Human mortality gives meaning to everything” 00:54:00 About leaving for France and the death of her husband 00:55:45 About the war - “I think the majority is against it” 00:58:45 How the post-war transit took place in Germany 01:00:12 How the censors allowed a book about tyranny under Stalin 01:02:04 How everyone can come to an agreement after the war (it will be difficult) 01:05:35 “I created an association to maintain contact with those on the other side of the border” 01:06:26 What mistakes were made in the 90s 01:09:27 Who is Dugin and can he be called a philosopher? 01:11:18 “He was always a marginal” - how Dugin became close to power 01:13:54 How Dugin ended up at RSUH 01:15:42 When they say Ilyin, they mean Putin? 01:17:23 Why is Valery Fadeev’s school at RSUH dangerous? 01:19:43 “A new civilization is currently being built in Russia on traditional values” 01:20:38 “Putin’s heart skipped a beat.” Ilyin - Putin’s favorite philosopher? 01:23:00 Statism - the theory of a strong state according to Putin 01:24:38 The staple of the Z-ideology is a call to violence 01:26:09 "The rules of the game have not yet been defined" 01:26:52 Association "Independent Institute of Philosophy" in Paris 01:32:02 Why Yulia Sineokaia was recognized as a foreign agent 01:33:57 "Now is the time not to dig up history, but to stop the steamroller" 01:36:32 Why everything in Russia goes in a sine wave 01:39:15 Why did Russians get offended by Europe in the 90s 01:42:00 How Russia tried to build a "correct" Europe and how did it end 01:45:47 Tolstoy and Dostoevsky - are they philosophers? 01:46:37 Why do Russians love Nietzsche? 01:49:57 Nietzsche - a feminist or a conservative? 01:50:50 Nietzsche - an ideologist of fascism? 01:53:58 Why was Nietzsche banned in Soviet Russia for 70 years 01:56:48 What books should you read to understand Russia 02:01:33 “There comes a moment when a person must choose a position” 02:03:16 Will you return to Russia? 02:05:00 Blitz