June 1-4, 2011. Khabarovsk. Far East State Transport University (Khabarovsk) and Far East Federal University (Vladivostok) held All-Russian Scientific-Research Conference “Anthropology of Subjective Reality”. Among the organizers of the Conference were: Faculty “Philosophy” of FESTU, the Far Eastern Institute of Psychology and Psychoanalysis, the School of Pedagogy (Ussuriysk) and the School of Humanities (Vladivostok) of the Far East Federal University.

June 1, 2011. Plenary Meeting:

• Prof. D.I. Dubrovsky, Chief Staff Researcher of the Sector of the Theory of Cognition at the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow (“Subjective Reality as an Object of Philosophical and Scientific Research”);
  
• Prof. B.V. Markov, Head of the Department of Philosophical Anthropology of the Philosophical Faculty of the Saint-Petersburg State University (“Analitics of Corporeal Experience”);
  
• Prof. N.I. Martishina, Faculty “Philosophy” of the Siberian State Transport University (“The Problem of Existence in Subjective Reality”) ;
  
• Prof. Serdyukov Y.M., Head of the Department “Philosophy” of the Far East State Transport University, Khabarovsk (“The Problem of Time in Near-Death Experience”);
  
• Prof. S.V. Filonov, Faculty of Sinology of the Amur State University, Blagoveshchensk (“Taoist Concept of Life”);
  
• Prof. R.L. Livshits, Head of the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies of the Amur Humanitarian-Pedagogical State University, Komsomolsk-on-Amur (“Illusion as a Phenomenon of Cognition and Practice”).
  

June 2, 2011. The participants of the conference continued their work with the frameworks of two breakup groups. Lecturers, post graduate students and research officers from Blagoveshchensk, Ussuriysk, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and other cities of the Far East and Siberia made their reports.

June 3-4, 2011. Round-table discussions and Symposia at the School of Pedagogy (Ussuriysk) and the school of Humanities (Vladivostok) of the Far East Federal University within the frameworks of the Conference.

Within the frameworks of the Conference leading researchers also delivered open lectures: May 31, Prof. D.I. Dubrovsky - “On the Nature of Subjective Reality”; and June 1, Prof. B.V. Markov - “Philosophical Anthropology after “Human’s Death ””.