In Serge Bulgakov’s thought “Chaadaev’s despair” is concerned with Russia’s search for a proper mission. Bulgakov’s “national turn” after the first Russian Revolution was based on “cultural patriotism” and intended to provide a progressive alternative to the “militant nationalism” of the time. A return to Orthodox Christianity is, according to Bulgakov, both the right medicine for his sick country and the Russian people’s mission in world history. The article critically explores the changes in Bulgakov’s thoughts about the concept of “the nation” against the background of the historical context of his time.Według Sergiusza Bułgakowa „rozpacz Czaadajewa” jest związana z poszukiwaniem przez Rosję właściwej misji. „Zwrot narodowy” Bułgakowa ...
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Linguistic and cultural differences cause significant challenges while translating metaphorical expr...
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The paper focuses on the situation in Russian philosophy at the beginning of the 20th century. Of s...
At the end of 1921 Mikhail Bulgakov, a young doctor from Kiev with literary expectations, finally mo...
Soviet history, since just after the October Revolution until the present day, has been full of myth...
Linguistic and cultural differences cause significant challenges while translating metaphorical expr...
RésuméPaleh et la formation d’une nation russe pendant la période brejnévienneL’article étudie la cu...
The first Euro‑centric conception of the philosophy of history was created by Peter Chaadaev (1793–...
Soon after greeting the February revolution, Klyuev turns to an aesthetic of violence and disruption...
This article revisits a vexed question in Russian historiography, the extent of the immediate influe...
Over the last decades since the fall of the Soviet Union, The Russian Federation has struggled to re...
Gábor Rittersporn, an eminent social historian of Russia in Stalin’s time, has written a blockbuster...
This thesis explores the repercussions of the establishment of Soviet hegemony in Eastern Europe in ...
Russian-Jewish religious thinker Lev Šestov (1866-1938) is often regarded as a precursor of European...
BASSIN Mark, GLEBOV Sergey, LARUELLE Marlene, éds., Between Europe & Asia : The Origins, Theories, ...
The article analyses the specific attitudes of the ‘Russian Bear’ metaphor in the German-language Sw...
Murav’ev was a poet of moderate importance for the eighteenth century Russian literature. He was al...
The paper focuses on the situation in Russian philosophy at the beginning of the 20th century. Of s...
At the end of 1921 Mikhail Bulgakov, a young doctor from Kiev with literary expectations, finally mo...
Soviet history, since just after the October Revolution until the present day, has been full of myth...
Linguistic and cultural differences cause significant challenges while translating metaphorical expr...