Problems of Idealism: Essays in Russian Social PhilosophyYale University Press, 1 janv. 2003 - 468 pages The appearance of Problems of Idealism in 1902 was a watershed in the vibrant cultural renaissance known as the Russian Silver Age. A collection of twelve essays by some of Russia's most important philosophical thinkers, the volume has become a classic in the history of Russian thought. Its exploration of the philosophical foundations of liberalism--personhood, autonomy, law, progress--represents the highest achievement in the rich Russian tradition of social thought. This translation brings the original anthology to English-language readers for the first time. In a comprehensive introduction, Randall Poole places the volume in its historical context and assesses its significance. |
Table des matières
Conception and History | 6 |
Key Ideas | 28 |
Continuations and Differentiations | 51 |
Significance of Ideas in History E N Trubetskoi | 124 |
Toward Characterization of Our Philosophical Development | 143 |
The Ethical Problem in the Light of Philosophical Idealism | 161 |
Friedrich Nietzsche and the Ethics of Love of the Distant | 198 |
Philosophy and Life S A Askoldov | 242 |
What the History of Philosophy Teaches S N Trubetskoi | 258 |
Ethical Idealism in the Philosophy of Law P I Novgorodtsev | 274 |
The Russian Sociological School and the Category of Possibility in | 325 |
The Basic Principles of Auguste Comtes Sociological Doctrine A S Lappo | 356 |
Renan as Champion of Freedom of Thought S F Oldenburg | 416 |
On the Question of Moral Creativity D E Zhukovskii | 422 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
absolute Auguste Comte autonomy basic Berdiaev Bulgakov Comte Comte's concept consciousness Cours critical critique distant doctrine economic editor's translation empirical essay essence ethics evaluation existence external fact feeling freedom goal Hegel human Ibid idea idealist individual intellectual intelligentsia interests Kant Kant's Kistiakovskii knowledge Legal Philosophies love of phantoms Marx Marxism means metaphysics Mikhailovskii moral creativity moral law moral problem Moscow Moscow University natural law necessity neo-idealist neo-Kantianism Nietzsche Nietzsche's Novgorodtsev objective one's neighbor person personhood Petersburg phenomena philosophy Picavet point of view political politique positive positive science positivism positivist possible pravda precisely principle Problems of Idealism Psychological Society question realization recognized relation relativity of knowledge religion religious Russian liberalism scientific sense Sergei Trubetskoi significance Slavophile social sociology Solov'ëv sphere spiritual struggle Struve subjective superman Système de politique task theoretical thought tion Trubetskoi truth University utilitarianism Vekhi worldview Zarathustra zemstvo