ABSTRACT
This Volume I of a History of Russian Philosophy, originally published in 1953, based on the authors' lectures to the Theological Institute in Paris. They also explore Russian philosophic thought and how they relate to the theoretical constructions of Russian life.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|83 pages
On the Threshold of Philosophy
chapter 2|26 pages
The Eighteenth Century. The Crisis in the Ecclesiastical Consciousness
The Philosophy of G. S. Skovoroda
chapter 3|30 pages
The Beginning of Secular Culture in Russia
Philosophic Trends in Eighteenth-Century Russia
part II|365 pages
The Nineteenth Century
chapter 4|27 pages
Philosophy and Its Fate in the Higher Schools. Early Nineteenth-Century Mysticism
Early Schellingism. The New Humanism
chapter 10|21 pages
The Philosophic Movement in the Russian Theological Schools during the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
Golubinski, Sidonski, Karpov, Avsenev, Gogotski, Yurkevich, et al.
chapter 11|24 pages
The Crisis in Russian Life. The Period of Alexander II
The Beginnings of Positivism and Materialism in Russian Philosophy. Chernyshevski and His Followers. The Further Evolution of Radicalism in the 1870's. N. V. Chaikovski and the ‘God-Men’
