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Russia’s philosophy at the WCP: on the problem of the “Russianness” of Russian philosophy
Abstract This contribution to the Roundtable examines two questions raised at the 25th World Congress of Philosophy, held in Rome in August 2024. The first part of the text addresses the problem of Russian philosophy’s alleged particularity as a philosophical question.
Liisa Bourgeot
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Writing the history of Russian philosophy
Studies in East European Thought, 2011This article addresses the writing of the history of Russian philosophy from the first of such works—Archimandrite Gavriil’s Russian Philosophy [Russkaja filosofija, 1840]—to philosophical histories/textbooks in the twenty-first century. In the majority of these histories, both past and present, we find a relentless insistence on the delineation of ...
Alyssa Deblasio
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“Mystics” and “God’s fools” in Russian philosophy (polemical notes) [PDF]
The article provides a polemical review of the latest approaches to understanding the specific features and perspectives of the development of Russian philosophy.
Zamaleev, Alaxander F.
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2021
Учебное пособие подготовлено коллективом сотрудников Института философии Российской академии наук в рамках проекта Государственного академического университета гуманитарных наук по созданию Инновационного учебно-методического комплекса «История».
Sergey Bazhov +9 more
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Учебное пособие подготовлено коллективом сотрудников Института философии Российской академии наук в рамках проекта Государственного академического университета гуманитарных наук по созданию Инновационного учебно-методического комплекса «История».
Sergey Bazhov +9 more
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New historical and philosophical approach to a solution to the problem of continuity in the development of the Russian philosophy is presented in the article.
Kamnev, Vladimir М. +1 more
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2022
Covering tsarist, Soviet and post-Soviet Russia, this book traces how Russian thinkers have, in the course of history, been thinking about the political (defined, in this book, as the possibility of both conflict and concord about, in principle, anything).
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Covering tsarist, Soviet and post-Soviet Russia, this book traces how Russian thinkers have, in the course of history, been thinking about the political (defined, in this book, as the possibility of both conflict and concord about, in principle, anything).
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The Return of Russian Philosophy
Russian Studies in Philosophy, 1993In order to understand what happened to Russian philosophy in our country, let us perform a thought experiment: let us imagine that the same thing happened to Russian literature. That is, that we were left with only "revolutionary democrats" and the writers in agreement with them—the materialist atheists.
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Is Russian Philosophy a Philosophy of the Other to the West?
2019The paper articulates ideas of Nikolai Berdyaev expressed in his book The Russian Idea and wonders if it is the case that, “The fate of the philosopher in Russia is painful and tragic”. If we think of Socrates, for example, his death was painful and in the end tragic.
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