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Volume 66, Issue 1-2

June 2014

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

Issue Editor:

Alexander L. Dobrokhotov

11 articles in this issue

The ideas of 1914
Aleksej M. Rutkevič
Special Section Article 11 June 2014 Pages: 1 - 15
International argument: regarding the history of the development of international philosophical communication in the nineteenth century
Vitaly Kurennoy
Special Section Article 29 May 2014 Pages: 17 - 28
The Russian University system and the First World War
Alexander Dmitriev
Special Section Article 13 June 2014 Pages: 29 - 50
Why are we fighting? A view of the “great war” from across the ocean
Timofej Dmitriev
Special Section Article 03 June 2014 Pages: 51 - 67
The spiritual meaning of war in the philosophy of the Russian silver age
Alexander. L. Dobrokhotov
Special Section Article 03 June 2014 Pages: 69 - 76
Fjodor Stepun and Ernst Jünger: intellectuals at war
Alexander Mikhailovsky
Special Section Article 03 June 2014 Pages: 77 - 87
Towards the formalist dimension of war, or how Viktor Šklovskij used to be a soldier
Jan Levchenko
Special Section Article 11 June 2014 Pages: 89 - 100
The World War against the spirit of Immanuel Kant: philosophical Germanophobia in Russia in 1914–1915 and the birth of cultural racism
Ilya Kukulin
Special Section Article 24 June 2014 Pages: 101 - 121
The role of culture in early Soviet models of governance
Rouslan Khestanov
OriginalPaper 11 June 2014 Pages: 123 - 138
The concept of joy in the context of F. Dostoevskij’s understanding of the essence of religious belief
Igor Evlampiev
OriginalPaper 03 June 2014 Pages: 139 - 148
Who thinks inside of me? Some aspects of Merab Mamardašvili`s theory of consciousness
Diana Gasparyan
OriginalPaper 03 June 2014 Pages: 149 - 162