Philosophy as a Shared Practice

Sententiae Community provides a space for innovative research, professional discussions, and the development of a new generation of Ukrainian academic philosophers and public intellectuals.

Sententiae Community was formed around the history-of-philosophy journal of the same name. Today it is an association of researchers, lecturers, translators, editors, and public intellectuals.

We are building the intellectual infrastructure needed for the professional development of new generations. We combine education and intellectual formation with hands-on research, publishing and translation projects, and public philosophical discourse.

Our work is grounded in academic integrity, high research standards, learning through practice, and responsibility for the quality of public discourse.

Education and Formation

We provide training in research, teaching, and editorial work, while fostering a culture of collaboration grounded in integrity, responsibility, and professionalism.

Publishing and Public Dialogue

We translate classical philosophical texts and produce original scholarly works, develop open-access archival resources, hold seminars and discussions, produce podcasts, and present research findings to a broad audience.

Research

We create research environments and long-term projects in the areas of history of philosophy and practical philosophy, where young researchers gain hands-on experience in academic work.

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Events

Open Meeting: Philosophy as a Shared Practice

A pilot Community event centered on an open conversation about philosophy as a shared intellectual practice.

Public Discussion: Philosophy in Contemporary Ukraine

A pilot public discussion on the role of academic philosophy and intellectual communities in contemporary Ukraine.

Seminarium Sententiarum: “Spinoza and Hegel in Ukrainian Philosophical Research of the 1920s–1930s”

Why did Spinoza and Hegel become some of the most important thinkers for Ukrainian researchers in the 1920s–1930s? At the seminar, we…

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