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International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy

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149775

2014

162 Pages

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The Great War in the eyes of Russian thinkers, then and now

Vol. 66 (1-2)

Edited by

Alexander L. Dobrokhotov

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Full citation:

Dobrokhotov, A. L. (ed) (2014). The Great War in the eyes of Russian thinkers, then and now. Studies in East European Thought 66 (1-2).

Table of Contents

The ideas of 1914

1-15

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International argument

Kurennoj Vitalij

17-28

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The Russian university system and the First world war

29-50

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Why are we fighting?

Dmitriev Timofej

51-67

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The spiritual meaning of war in the philosophy of the Russian Silver age

69-76

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Fjodor Stepun and Ernst Jünger

Mikhailovsky Alexander

77-87

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Towards the formalist dimension of war, or how Viktor Šklovskij used to be a soldier

Levčenko Jan

89-100

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The world war against the spirit of Immanuel Kant

Kukulin Ilya

101-121

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The role of culture in early Soviet models of governance

Khestanov Rouslan

123-138

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The concept of joy in the context of F. Dostoevskij's understanding of the essence of religious belief

Evlampiev Igor

139-148

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Who thinks inside of me?

Gasparyan Diana

149-162

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