Russian conversations: outgoing nature

The Russian XIX century is significant for us at least for us at least at this time - in disputes and conversations, in mutual understanding or misunderstanding - that social language and the system of images and ideas that we, freely or involuntarily, fortunately or happiness or happiness were developed. To the detriment of ourselves, we continue to use to this day. A series of essays and notes presented in this book reveals some of the key plots of Russian intellectual history of that time related to the question of the place and the appointment of Russia, that is, about its possible future, conceivable through the past.
In the second book of the series, the main attention is paid to such figures as Mikhail Bakunin, Ivan Goncharov, Dmitry Pisarev, Mikhail Dragomanov, Vladimir Solovyov, Vasily Rozanov. People of different philosophical and political views, different origin and status, of different fate - all of them were directly or in absentia and remain participants in the ongoing Russian conversation.
The author of the collection is a leading specialist in Russian public thought of the XIX century, senior researcher at Academia Kantiana Institute of Humanities BFU named after Kant (Kaliningrad), candidate of philosophical sciences Andrei Alexandrovich Tesl