SUBJECTS

The basic headings of the Journal:

Integrative anthropological research in the history of philosophy, science and contemporary humanities (philosophical anthropology, historical anthropology, medical anthropology, cultural anthropology, anthropology of memory, interdisciplinary humanities studies, anthropology of war, everyday life and identity).

Metaphysics, epistemology, logic and the methodology of science (ontology, theory of knowledge, history and philosophy of science, methodology of humanities and interdisciplinary research, logic, digital humanities, ethics of scientific research).

Health issues in integrative anthropological studies (philosophy of medicine, medical ethics, bioethics, noetics, anthropology of health and illness, psychological and sociocultural aspects of health, spiritual dimensions of healing, public health from a humanities perspective).

Philosophical issues in culture and education (philosophy of culture, philosophy of education, cultural policy, intercultural communication, humanities education, academic integrity, digital education, ethics and values of contemporary society).

Theoretical and applied issues in linguistics (philosophy of language, history of language, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, medical discourse, professional communication, terminology, translation studies, language policy and language culture).

History and cultural memory (history of Ukraine and the world, archaeology, historiography, oral history, everyday history, memory studies, politics of memory, cultural heritage, museology, heritage documentation and preservation, digital memory).

History of medical knowledge (history of medicine, history of psychology, history of pharmacy, history of medical education, biographies of scientists, history of medical institutions, medical heritage of Ukraine and the world, history of public health).

Memorial page (materials on eminent scholars, doctors, philosophers and educators; scholarly biographies, archival materials, memoirs, anniversary publications, obituaries, materials on academic schools and institutional memory).