1957
- Questions Concerning the History of Tamil Literature in ‘Tamil Culture’ Magazine
Published in:
Soviet Oriental Studies. №6. Moscow, 1957, pp. 123-131.
1961
- Concerning the Classification of Forms of Behaviour in Ancient India’s Psychology
Published in:
Reports of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of the RSFSR. №5. Moscow, 1961, pp. 109-114. - Review of the Book ‘A Critical Survey of Indian Philosophy’ by Sharma Chandradhar. London, 1960.
Published in:
Problems of Philosophy journal. №8. Moscow, 1961, pp. 178-179.
1962
- From the History of Medieval Tamil Literature
Published in:
Abstract on the Dissertation for the obtainment of the Scientific Degree of Candidate of Philological Sciences. USSR Academy of Sciences. Institute of the Peoples of Asia. Moscow, 1962, p. 32. (Russian State Library. Electronic library.) - Concerning Categories in Linguistic psychology
Published in:
Symposium on the Structural Study of Sign Systems. Abstracts. USSR Academy of Sciences Publishing House. 1962, pp. 103-108. - The Category of Condition in Linguistic Psychology
Published in:
Symposium on the Structural Study of Sign Systems. Abstracts. USSR Academy of Sciences Publishing House. 1962, pp. 108-112. - The General Model of Cult Behaviour in Tantrism from the Point of View of Linguistic Psychology (co-authored with A.V. Gerasimov)
Published in:
Symposium on the Structural Study of Sign Systems. Abstracts. USSR Academy of Sciences Publishing House. 1962, pp. 112-117. - Some General Observations on Considering Text as a Type of Signal
Published in:
– Structural and Typological Research. Moscow, 1962, pp. 144-154.
– Alexander Piatigorsky. Selected Works. ‘Languages of Russian Culture’ School. Moscow, 1996, pp. 15-29.
– Alexander Piatigorsky. An Incessant Conversation. Azbuka-klassika publishing house. St. Petersburg, 2004, pp. 354-372. (Modified title: Some General Observations on Text as a Type of Signal. Inserted before text: “In memory of my first teacher, Yuri Valentinovich Knorozov”.)
1965
- Some General Observations on Mythology from a Psychologist’s Point of View
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems II. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu, 1965, edition 181, pp. 38-48. - Preliminary Report on a Semiological Research of the Voice Stream Under the Influence of Mescaline. (M. Danilov, Y. Liberman, A. Piatigorsky, D. Segal, B. Uspensky)
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems II. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu, 1965, edition 181, pp. 345-346.
1967
- Remarks on the Study of Indian Philosophical Texts and Commentaries (An Experience of Psychological Research)
Published in:
Semiotics and Oriental Languages. Moscow, Science publishing house, Head editorial office of Oriental Literature, Institute of the USSR Academy of sciences, 1967, pp. 165-184. - Three Terms of Ancient Indian Psychology
Published in:
Terminologia Indica I. Tartu State University. Tartu: 1967, pp.25-40. - On the Problem of Typology of Culture
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems III. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Ed. 198. Tartu, 1967, pp. 7-29.
1968
- On the Psychological Content of the Teachings of Early Buddhism
Published in:
Proceedings on Oriental Studies I. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Ed. 201. Tartu, 1968, pp. 170-211. - Text and Function (co-authored with Y.M. Lotman)
Published in:
3rd Summer School on Secondary Modelling Systems. Abstracts. Reports. Kääriku, 10-20 May 1968. (Tartu, 1968, pp. 74-88).
1969
- Remarks on the Structure of Dhammasangani Texts. Part I.
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems IV. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu: 1969, edition 236, pp. 169-172.
1970
- The ‘Symbol’ and the Idea of ‘Controlling’ the Psyche in Buddhist Texts
Published in:
Infor. Processes. 1970, pp. 293-295.
1971
- Remarks on the Structure of Dhammasangani Texts. Part II.
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems V. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu, 1971, edition 284, pp. 120-123. In the section: Myth, Folklore, Religion as Modelling Systems. - O.O. Rosenberg and the Problem of the Language of Description in Buddhology
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems V. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu, 1971, edition 284, pp. 423-436. In the section: General Problems of Semiotic Description.
1973
- Remarks on the Structure of Dhammasangani Texts. Part III.
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems VI. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu, 1973, edition 308, pp. 276-281. In the section: Semiotics of Culture. - Introduction to the Psychology of Abhidhamma. (Some Remarks on Psychosemantics).
Published in:
Proceedings on Sign Systems VI. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu, 1973, edition 308, м. 330-340. In the section: Semiotics of Culture. - ‘Knowledge’ as a ‘Sign of Personality’ in the Spiritual Culture of Ancient India
Published in:
Proceedings on Oriental Studies II/1. Scientific Notes of the Tartu State University. Tartu, 1973, edition 309, pp. 216-266.
1976
- The Emergence of Semiotics in India (co-authored with D.B. Zilberman)
Published in:
Semiotica, 1976, pp. 255-266.
1978
- Semiotics in Ancient Indian Philosophy (co-authored with D.B. Zilberman)
Published in:
Semiotica, 1978. - Departure of Dandaron
Published in:
Kontinent 2: The Alternative Voice of Russia and Eastern Europe. London. Coronet Books. Hodder and Stoughton, 1978, pp. 169-179.
1983
- Some Remarks on ‘Other Stream’
Published in:
Buddhist Studies: Ancient and Modern. Collected Papers on South Asia, №4. Ed. P. Denwood and A. Piatigorsky. London, 1983, Curzon Press, Barnet & Noble, pp. 124-152. - Preface. A.Piatigorsky, P.T. Denwood.
Published in:
Buddhist Studies: Ancient and Modern. Collected Papers on South Asia, №4. Ed. P. Denwood and A. Piatigorsky. London, 1983, Curzon Press, Barnet & Noble, pp. vii-viii.
1985
- Some Phenomenological Observations on the Study of Indian Religion
Published in:
Indian Religion. Collected Papers on South Asia. №7. Centre of South Asian Studies (SOAS). Eds. R. Burghart and A. Cantlie. London, Curzon Press, and New York, St. Martin’s Press, 1985, pp. 208-258.
1988
- Preface to: D.B. Zilberman ‘The Birth of Meaning in Hindu Thought’
Published in:
Bostons Studies in Philosophy of Science. Editor Robert S. Cohen, Boston University, volume 102. D. Reidel Publishing Company, 1988, pp. xiii-xv.
1991
- Some Observations on the Notion of Tathagatagarbha
Published in:
– The Buddhist Forum. Volume III, 1991-1993. Papers in Honour and Appreciation of Professor David Seyfort Ruegg’s Contribution to Indological, Buddhist and Nibetan Studies, pp. 239-247. Edited by Tadeush Skorupski and Ulrich Pagel.
– The Buddhist Forum, v. III. Ed. T. Skorupski and U. Pagel. Papers in Honour of D. Seyfort Ruegg. SOAS. University of London, 1994, pp.239-248.
1992
- ‘Other’ and ‘One’s Own’ as Concepts of Literary Philosophy
Published in:
– Collection of Articles for the 70th Anniversary of Professor Yuri Mikhailovich Lotman. Tartu State University. Department of Russian Literature. Tartu, 1992, pp. 3-9.
– Alexander Piatigorsky. Selected Works. ‘Languages of Russian Culture’ School. Moscow, 1996, pp. 264-270.
– Alexander Piatigorsky. An Incessant Conversation. Azbuka-klassika publishing house. St. Petersburg, 2004, pp. 404-412.
1993
- Notes From the 90’s on the Semiotics of the 60’s
Published in:
– New Literary Review, 1993, №3, pp. 77-80.
– Yuri Lotman and Tartu-Moscow Semiotics School. Moscow, 1994, pp. 324-329.
– Alexander Piatigorsky. Selected Works. ‘Languages of Russian Culture’ School. Moscow, 1996, pp. 53-57.
1995
- Brief Notes on the Philosophical in its Relation to the Philological
Published in:
Philologica. A bilingual journal on Russian and theoretical philology. Moscow, 1995, vol. 2, №3/4, pp. 127-130, pp. 131-134.
1997
- Introduction to The Bhagavad Gita (The Philosophy of Bhagavad Gita)
Published in:
The Bhagavad Gita. Translation by J.A.B. van Buitenen. Element Books Limited. Rockport, Masschusetts. Shaftesbury, Dorset. Brisbane, Queensland. 1997, pp. 3-22
2000
- Five Lectures on Buddhist Philosophy
Published in:
– Philosophy for Three. Riga Readings I. Riga, RaKa, 2000, pp. 313-386.
– Alexander Piatigorsky. An Incessant Conversation. Azbuka-klassika publishing house. St. Petersburg, 2004, pp. 38-102.
2001
- Thought and Observation (Four Lectures on Observational Philosophy
Published in:
Riga: Liepnieks & Ritups, 2001, p. 172.
2004
- An Incessant Conversation
Book contents:- An Incessant Conversation, pp. 7-37.
- Lectures on Buddhist Philosophy, pp. 38-102.
- Mythological Reflections, pp. 103-349.
- On Some Theoretical Premises of Semiotics, pp. 350-353.
- Some General Observations on Text as a Type of Signal (Inserted before text: “In memory of my first teacher, Yuri Valentinovich Knorozov”.), pp. 354-372.
- Semiotic Situation in the Light of Observational Methodology, pp. 373-380.
- Pasternak and Doctor Zhivago, pp. 381-403.
- ‘Other’ and ‘One’s Own’ as Concepts of Literary Philosophy, pp. 404-412.
- The End of the Century – the End of Finalism, pp. 413-417.
Published in:
St. Petersburg, Azbuka-klassika publishing house, 2004.
2007
- Introduction to the Study of Buddhist Philosophy (Nineteen Seminars)
Published in:
New Literary Review, Moscow, 2007, p. 287.
2011
- Philosophical Prose vol. I
Book contents:- Ludmila Piatigorsky. Pitiful Champions of Waste of Thought, pp. 5-19.
- Alexander Piatigorsky. Philosophy of a Side Street, pp. 21-185.
- But what is actually going on?, pp. 186-214.
- Vladimir Sorokin. Philosophy and Life, pp. 215-222.
- Kirill Korbin. The Philosopher in the State of Novel. (Prepostface), pp. 223-236.
Published in:
New Literary Review, Moscow, 2011.
2013
- Philosophical Prose vol. II
Book contents:- Ludmila Piatigorsky. The Posthumous Companion, pp. 5-34.
- Alexander Piatigorsky. Remember the strange man, pp. 35-280.
- Alexander Piatigorsky. Twenty-first Century: Person or Personality?, pp. 281-297.
- Alexander Piatigorsky. Charter for an Individual Member of the Class to Develop Alienated Thinking, pp. 298-299.
- The Novel is the Only Genre, Universal by Definition. An Interview of Kirill Kobrin with Alexander Pyatigorsky, pp. 300-309.
- Alexander Piatigorsky – Otar Ioseliani. One conversation about death, about consciousness, about cinema and about everything that ‘accidentally’ came up in that conversation, pp. 310-345.
- Otar Ioseliani. On Piatigorsky, pp. 346-348.
- I.P. Smirnov. An Opening for Philosopher, pp. 349-356.
- Ludmila Piatigorsky. An Exercise in Optional Madness, pp. 357-553.
Published in:
New Literary Review, Moscow, 2013.
2014
- Philosophical Prose vol. III
Book contents:- Ilia Kalinin. Hunting Butterflies, or the Meta-position of an Observer of History, pp. 5-39.
- Parananuru, 192. Wise men. Translation and Notes by Alexander Piatigorsky, p. 40.
- Alexander Piatigorsky. AN ANcient Man in the City, pp. 41-299.
- Three Ancient Tamil Legends. Translation, Introduction and Notes by Alexander Pyatigorsky, pp. 300-370.
- Alexander Piatigorsky. Myths about Knowledge: Two COnversation, pp. 371-381.
- Unprincipled London. Walks of Alexander Piatigorsky with Arnis Ritups and Uldis Tyrons in London on 12 and 14 October 1999, pp. 382-428.
- Alexander Piatigorsky. Mythology and Consciousness of Modern Man, pp. 429-444.
- The City is the Natural Environment of my Thinking. Interview, pp. 445-450.
- Addenda.
- Addendum 1. The German Folk Tale of the Schildbürger, or How the Inhabitants of the City of Schild Escaped with Foolishness from a Great Mind, pp. 453-494.
- Addendum 2. Mangreut Scientists (An Argument of Great Scientists), pp. 495-504.
- Addendum 3. Myths, Legends, Tales, pp. 505-560.
- Addendum 4. Some of the Commandments and Covenants of the Yaman Tribe (Tierra del Fuego), Announced to Young Men During Initiation, pp. 561-563.
Published in:
New Literary Review, Moscow, 2014.