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Biography Muromtsev Sergei A.

Muromtsev Sergei Andreevich (09/23/1850) – well-known lawyer, was born in St. Petersburg., In an ancient noble family, studied at the third school in Moscow and Moscow University, listened in Gottingen Ieringa. After defending his master's thesis ("On the conservatism in the Roman law", Moscow, 1875) was elected assistant professor of Roman law as the successor to NI Krylov. After receiving his doctorate in 1877 (for his thesis "Essays on the general theory of civil law", Moscow, 1876) was elected extraordinary, and then an ordinary professor of the same department. In 1879 he took over the editing of "Legal Review" which continued until the termination of the magazine in 1892, since 1880 consists of the chairman of the Moscow Law Society.
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Biography Taysaeva Kazbek Umatievicha

Taysaev Kazbek Umatievich (1945) – a graduate of History Faculty of Kharkov State University (1968). Doctor of Historical Sciences (1,998).
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Biography Dmitrevsky Irina

Dmitrevsky Irina (17.01.1938) – a specialist in logic and methodology of Science, Ph.D., Professor. She graduated from the Philology. Dept. of Ivanovo ped. in-ta (1960), pg. at the Department of Philosophy.
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Biography of John Stuart Mill

John Stuart Mill (1806 – 1873) – son of James M., a famous English philosopher and economist. Since 3-year M. began to study under the guidance of his father's Greek language, with a 6-years to write independent historical work, and to 12 years, thoroughly acquainted with the major Greek and Roman authors, began to study higher mathematics, logic and political savings. His education completed by age 14. Such early brain development has led to heavy fatigue and prepared spiritual crisis, which nearly led to suicide AM. Of great importance in his life was a trip to southern France in 1820, she introduced him to French society, with the French economists and public figures and aroused in him a strong interest in continental liberalism was still with him until his death. Around 1822 AM, with several other young men (Austin, fat, etc.), ardent follower of Bentham, formed a circle, called the "utilitarian society", in which was first coined the term "utilitarianism", which later received widespread . In the organ-based bentamistami "Westminster Review" published a series of MS articles, mainly economic content. In 1830 he wrote a little book: "Essays on some unsettled Questions in Political Economy" (publ. in 1844, had 2 ed.), Which contains all original, created MA in economics. By this time the fracture is in the life of Mill, which he so vividly described in his "Autobiography." As a result, M. freed from the influence of Bentham, has lost the old confidence in the omnipotence of rational element in the private and public life, was more value element sense, but some of the new outlook is not developed. Introduction to teaching sensimonistov shake his old confidence in the benefits of the social system based on private ownership and unrestricted competition. In 1843 he published "A System of Logic" (10 editions) – his most original work, still had retained its value, in 1848 – "Principles of Political Economy" (June edition) has also written numerous journal articles on various issues of philosophy, politics, economy and literature. Within a few years of self-published a radical magazine: "London and Westminster Review". Since 1841 was in correspondence with the Organization. Comte, philosophical and sociological views which have had a profound influence. Of the later works of M. remarkable "On Liberty" (1859, 3 editions) – perhaps the most brilliant in modern times in protecting the freedom of public and private life; "Utilitarianism" (1861, 3 editions) – the book, which had great success in public but one of the weakest of M. in the logical sense; "Considerations on Representalive Governement" (1861, 3 editions); "An Examination of sir W. Hamilton 's Philosophy" (1865, 5 editions) – a critique of philosophy, of Hamilton, along with outlining their own views of the author; "The Subjection of women" (1869, 4 editions), written in defense of women's equality. After the death of M. printed his "Autobiography" (1873) and "Chapters on Socialism" ("Fortnightly Review", 1872). As a political figure speak in Moscow in 1865 as a representative of the Westminster district in the House of Commons, before he could be a member of parliament, as was the service of the ostindskoy company. In the House of Moscow insisted on the need evergichnyh measures to help Irish farmers. In 1868 M. was defeated in the new elections, due in his opinion, public statement of his sympathy for the well-known atheist Bradley. In the life of M. enormous role played love for Ms Taylor, familiarity with which, he said, was "the greatest happiness of his life." He had the opportunity to marry her only after 20-year-old acquaintance, but after 7 years after her marriage she died. In the dedication of his book "On Liberty" M. says that his wife was inspiring, and partly the author of the best things that has been in his writings, but this assessment of the role of m-with Taylor in the literary activity of MM has been greatly exaggerated. In the largest of his work, "System of Logic," Ms Taylor took no part, no doubt, however, that it is influenced by many heads of his "political economy" and that she was, to some extent, be attributed to a socialist coloration of this book.The only essay AM, owned by his wife as much to himself – this is the book "The subordination of women." In the field of philosophy, the most remarkable works of M. is his "System of Logic.
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Biography of Franz Joseph Gall

Gall, Franz Joseph (1758 – 1828) – phrenologist studied medicine in Strasbourg and Vienna, where, after a practiced and became famous for his essay "Philos. Mediz. Untersuchungen ueber Natur und Kunst im kranken und gesunden Zustande des Menschen" (1792), much more fame brought him to read about the doctrine of the skull, which he read in different universities and cities in Germany. Settling in Paris, he and his friend Shpurtsgeymom developed his theory in the great work "Anatomie et physiologie du systeme nerveux en general et du cerveau en particulier, etc." (1810 – 1820), in addition, he wrote "Introduction au cours de physiologie du cerveau" (1808) and "Sur les fonctions du cerveau" (1822). The failure of his theory was proved, and experiments and observations, but for him is always celebrating the opening of some new facts on the anatomy and physiology of the brain.

Biography Snegiryov Ivan Mikhailovich

Snegirev Ivan Mikhailovich (10/23/1792 – 09/12/1868) – Professor of Moscow University, a famous anthropologist and archaeologist, was born at Moscow, and was a son of a professor in the university's Michael Matveyevich S. (d. 1820). After home schooling he entered the academic school of the University (1802) in 1807 was promoted to the students, and in 1810 – as a candidate. However, he twice received a silver medal for his work on the offices of the ethical-political and verbal.
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Biography of Alexander Alexandrovich Friedman

Friedman, Alexander (17 (29) .06.1888 – 09.16.1925), a Soviet scientist, one of the founders of modern dynamic meteorology. He graduated from St. Petersburg University (1910). In 1913 began working in Pavlov azrologicheskoy Observatory. In 1914 – 1917 is organizing aeronautical and upper-air stations in the Russian army. In 1918 – 1920 Professor of the University of Perm.
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Biography Ovsyanniko-Kulikovsky Nasonov

Ovsyanniko-Kulikovskii Dmitry (1853) – cultural historian and critic. Born into the landed family Tauride, studied at the Simferopol gymnasium and Novorossiysk univ. After spending 5 years abroad, he defended in Moscow univ. pro venia legendi study: "Analysis of the Vedic myth of the falcon, which brought a flower Soma" (p. 1882) and became a lecturer in Novorossiysk univ.
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Biography Guiton de Morva Louis Bernard

Guiton de Morva Louis Bernard (04/01/1737 – 02/01/1816), French chemist and politician. On the formation of a lawyer. During the French Revolution was a deputy of the Legislative Assembly (1791-92) and the National Convention (1792-95). From 1794 Professor of the Ecole Polytechnique in Paris, since 1795 Member of the Institute of France, since 1800 manager of the mint business and after restoration of the Bourbons in 1814, was dismissed from service, as voted for the execution of Louis XVI. Guiton de Morva worked on Applied Chemistry: introduced in France, output of pig iron in coke (1771), organized the production of nitrate in Dijon (1778-80), proposed a new method of disinfection – fumigation with chlorine (1773). First Guiton de Morva was a staunch supporter of the phlogiston theory, in 1786 joined the antiflogisticheskim views Lavoisier.
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Biography Nasonova Lyudmila Ivanovna

Nasonova Lyudmila (19/10/1947) – a specialist in epistemology and philosophy of Cultural, Ph.D., professor. Born in with. Red Hill Ryazan region.
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