RUSSIAN PHILOSOPHY ON THE INTELNET
Lithographic portraits of Russian thinkers (Solovyov, Berdiaev, Bakhtin) by Yury Selivestrov (1940-1990)
"The Karamazovs are not scoundrels but philosophers, because all real Russian people are philosophers..."
Dmitry Karamazov, in Fyodor Dostoevsky. The Brothers Karamazov.
It is a property of the Russian people to indulge in philosophy. ...The fate of the philosopher in Russia is painful and tragic.
Nikolai Berdyaev. The Russian Idea
Directory of InteLnet sites and pages devoted to Russian Thought.
This site is maintained since October 1995 by Mikhail Epstein of Emory University (Atlanta).
Overview of Russian philosophy
Major ideas of four Russian thinkers' : Vladimir Solovyov, Nikolai Fedorov, Vasily Rozanov, and Nikolai Berdiaev (brief outlines).
Gallery of Russian Thinkers
- 19th Century (from Chaadaev to Solovyov)
- 20th Century, 1st half (from Berdyaev to Bakhtin)
- Marxists (from Plekhanov to Bukharin)
- Esotericists (from Blavatskaya to Andreev)
- 20th Century, 2nd half (from Sakharov to Sinyavsky)
Society for the Study of Russian Religious Thought
Symposion. A Journal of Russian Thought
Mikhail Epstein, "Symposion and Russian Filosofia"
In Russian:
Intelnet's Journals in the HumanitiesIntelnet. Index of Russian Pages
Mikhail Epstein's Virtual Library
Other Web sites devoted to Russian philosophy
Russian Philosophy ForumReligious aspects of Russia's non-religious philosophy
Links to Russian Philosophyon the Web
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