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Thursday, 10 October 2019

Studies in East European Thought, Papers from the conference “Russian Thinkers: Between the Revolution and Tradition”

Studies in East European Thought, Papers from the conference “Russian Thinkers: Between the Revolution and Tradition” organized by M. Bykova, Lina Steiner, and Michael Forster (2018/2019)

Volume 70, Issue 4, December 2018

Papers from the conference “Russian Thinkers: Between the Revolution and Tradition” organized by M. Bykova, Lina Steiner, and Michael Forster

ISSN: 0925-9392 (Print) 1573-0948 (Online)

In this issue

EditorialNotes

Preface

Edward M. SwiderskiPage 215

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EditorialNotes

The Russian revolution reconsidered

Marina F. Bykova, Lina SteinerPages 217-220

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OriginalPaper

The ethical catastrophe of contemporary Russia and its foresights in Russian thought

Sergey S. HorujyPages 221-234
OriginalPaper

Lenin and the crisis of Russian Marxism

Marina F. BykovaPages 235-247
OriginalPaper

Der Streit der russischen Marxisten um Kants Ethik

Alexei N. KrouglovPages 249-261
OriginalPaper

Alexandre Kojève and philosophical Stalinism

Jeff LovePages 263-271
OriginalPaper

The prohibited Nietzsche: anti-Nitzscheanism in Soviet Russia

Yulia V. SineokayaPages 273-288
Correction

Correction to: The wound which will not close: Jan Patočka’s philosophy and the conditions of politicization

Daniel LeuferPage 289

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Volume 71, Issue 1, March 2019

Papers from the conference "Russian Thinkers: Between the Revolution and Tradition" organized by Marina Bykova, Lina Steiner, and Michael Forster (Continued)

Issue Editors:

Lina Steiner

ISSN: 0925-9392 (Print) 1573-0948 (Online)

In this issue

EditorialNotes

Note from the Editor in Chief

Marina F. BykovaPages 1-4

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EditorialNotes

Literature and the revolution.

Lina SteinerPages 5-9

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OriginalPaper

Revolutionen und Bohème. 1917–1918

Julia MehlichPages 11-26
OriginalPaper

Theurgy revisited, or the harmony of cultural spheres

Vladimir L. MarchenkovPages 27-42
OriginalPaper

A revolutionary as a “beautiful soul”: Lev Tolstoy’s path to ethical anarchism

Lina SteinerPages 43-62
OriginalPaper

Die Vorahnung der Revolution in den Werken russischer Schriftsteller

Dagmar MironowaPages 63-72

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