YouTube video by Ilya Ganpantsura

YouTube video by Ilya Ganpantsura

As the world approaches 2026, global politics appears caught between fracture and redefinition. In this essay, Ilya Ganpantsura explores the shifting ontological foundations of the West and the Global...

As the world approaches 2026, global politics appears caught between fracture and redefinition. In this essay, Ilya Ganpantsura explores the shifting ontological foundations of the West and the Global...

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Wartime songs in Ukraine blend protest, propaganda, and popular appeal—revealing deeper truths about national identity and survival.

Ukrainians, like every historical nation, were destined to go through the loss of statehood, an attempt at cultural assimilation, revanchist terror, and reconciliation based on mutual repentance. The ...

With the escalation of war in 2022 , patriotic songs once again became a form of collective unity and conscious resistance for Ukrainians. Yet as the war has now lasted longer than World War I, the f...

The historical scenario of the Second World War became firmly embedded in people’s minds back in the Soviet Union, where the war functioned as the central ideological construct of the “Great Victory,”...

Does the university discourse shape public opinion? And can the discourse of humanitarian cultural institutions influence military planning? Today, I will try to answer these questions by examining th...

The historical scenario of the Second World War became firmly embedded in people’s minds back in the Soviet Union, where the war functioned as the central ideological construct of the “Great Victory,”...

This interview has one peculiarity: I conducted it with myself. And although I am not a fan of public self-reflection as a format, I decided that this column in my online archive has a chance to be…

Political order constructs laws according to the needs of the people. It appeals to empirical experience, where, for example, discrimination can only apply to scientifically established and indispu…

Can we imagine a prosperous country without traditions? I think the answer becomes clear if we look at poor countries without democracy — for they lack the very tradition of democracy. Without resp…

YouTube video by Ilya Ganpantsura

With the escalation of war in 2022 , patriotic songs once again became a form of collective unity and conscious resistance for Ukrainians. Yet as the war has now lasted longer than World War I, the f...

If each author of Marginalic Nova were asked to draw on paper the elements of the philosophical life of our journal that they personally have contributed through their creativity, I believe the resulting image would form a metaphorical map of the entire globe.

This interview has one peculiarity: I conducted it with myself. And although I am not a fan of public self-reflection as a format, I decided that this column in my online archive has a chance to be…

Ilya Ganpantsura’s article challenges the claim that Vladimir Putin represents true conservatism. Drawing on Roger Scruton’s ideas, the author argues that Putin has not preserved cultural inheritance ...

Can we imagine a prosperous country without traditions? I think the answer becomes clear if we look at poor countries without democracy — for they lack the very tradition of democracy. Without respect for human rights — for generations they never knew what a human person is outside of religion. Their people will not have respect for elders, acknowledging only strength and energy, which, no doubt, are capable of change. But in what direction will these ideas of change flow, and what kind of state will they build? Will their ideals be great enough to comprehend the meaning of freedom and equality of people on earth?