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Marxism and Russian Philosophy
Russian Social Science Review, 1992Until quite recently, Russian philosophy was studied mainly from the standpoint of its development "along the path to Marxism." Understandably, attention was mainly devoted to "the solid materialist tradition," which overshadowed all other currents of Russian thought.
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Is philosophy in Russian possible?
Intellectual News, 2001Abstract It seems obvious that under Stalin nothing worthy of the name ‘philosophy’ could ever exist. The XX Congress of the CPSU (1956) which marked the beginning — with Khrushchev's blessing — of efforts to rid Leninism of Stalinism, was also a fresh starting point for philosophical thinking.
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2019
Abstract Chapter 3 is dedicated to the so-called academic philosophy which was a unique Russian phenomenon. Russian theological academies were the place of the development of philosophical investigations, including those connected with the question of the role of science for theology.
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Abstract Chapter 3 is dedicated to the so-called academic philosophy which was a unique Russian phenomenon. Russian theological academies were the place of the development of philosophical investigations, including those connected with the question of the role of science for theology.
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2018
The term ‘philosophy’ is itself highly problematic in the context of medieval Russia. Even in its most literal sense of love of learning, it was regarded with ambivalence, its devotees risking persecution. At the same time, Russia at any given point in the Middle Ages possessed what can best be described as a self-consciousness, a sense of its own ...
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The term ‘philosophy’ is itself highly problematic in the context of medieval Russia. Even in its most literal sense of love of learning, it was regarded with ambivalence, its devotees risking persecution. At the same time, Russia at any given point in the Middle Ages possessed what can best be described as a self-consciousness, a sense of its own ...
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ISTORIYA, 2018
Russian thought is rarely associated with philosophy of law. The intellectuals of pre-revolutionary Russia are known rather for their uncompromising critique of legalism, passing sometimes into a genuine ‘legal nihilism’. Indeed, both right-wing and left-wing Russian thinkers – the Slavophiles and Dostoevskii on the one hand, the populists and ...
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Russian thought is rarely associated with philosophy of law. The intellectuals of pre-revolutionary Russia are known rather for their uncompromising critique of legalism, passing sometimes into a genuine ‘legal nihilism’. Indeed, both right-wing and left-wing Russian thinkers – the Slavophiles and Dostoevskii on the one hand, the populists and ...
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Contemporary Russian Philosophy
The Journal of Religion, 1949T-'9ENSION is the most insidious enemy of understanding, and it is inevi. table that the American attitude toward Russian ideas as well as toward Russian affairs should be tense at the present time. The approach to problems of Russian culture, which was tentative and inquiring during and just after the war, has become, after bitter experience with ...
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2014
When contemplating the question “what is Russian philosophy?,” there are several answers that might come to the non-Russian mind. There are the household names of the philosophical novelists, most notably Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy. There are also those well-known philosophers of Russian descent who made their way to the West, such as Mikhail ...
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When contemplating the question “what is Russian philosophy?,” there are several answers that might come to the non-Russian mind. There are the household names of the philosophical novelists, most notably Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy. There are also those well-known philosophers of Russian descent who made their way to the West, such as Mikhail ...
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