NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY RESEARCH INITIATIVE IN RUSSIAN PHILOSOPHY, LITERATURE, AND RELIGIOUS THOUGHT

Anna Yampolskaya obtained her PhD in philosophy from the Russian State University for the Humanities in 2005. She subsequently held teaching posts at the same institution, first as lecturer and later as professor of philosophy following her habilitation in 2014. She has published three books in Russian and more than 70 articles. In 2017, she was appointed leading research fellow at the Centre for Fundamental Sociology, Higher School of Economics (Moscow), a position she held until her resignation in March 2022. She is currently an external associate researcher at the Husserl Archives (Archives Husserl), Paris.

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 “Estrangement” in aesthetics and beyond: Russian formalism and phenomenological method [joint with G. Chernavin]

Koyré as a historian of religion and the new French phenomenology