Russian worldview. "New people" as an idea and phenomenon. Experience of understanding in domestic philosophy and classical
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One of the reactions of domestic philosophical and humanitarian thought to the expected and held under Alexander II, liberal reforms were the phenomenon of the "new man". His invention and in parallel to the opening of the philosophy of Russian literature, responding to the best-known freedom and at the same time leading life, was due to the fact that the development of capitalism in the country has just begun.
New people ", most often that were in the images of the differences - devoid of" roots" (deep connections with their native history and culture) of urban residents, - inhabited the artistic and philosophical texts of many writers - from Chernyshevsky to Dostoevsky - and labeled them As the dark "comments from the underground", then like bright "tomorrow"s residents of the earth". At the same time, the literature successfully studied the meanings and values introduced by "new old Russian types presented in the narrations of Herzen, Leskov, Sukhovo-Kobylin, Saltykov-Shchedrin.
The analysis of both the imaginary and the real consciousness of both types of "new people" has significantly enriched the picture of the Russian worldview created by the domestic classics
New people ", most often that were in the images of the differences - devoid of" roots" (deep connections with their native history and culture) of urban residents, - inhabited the artistic and philosophical texts of many writers - from Chernyshevsky to Dostoevsky - and labeled them As the dark "comments from the underground", then like bright "tomorrow"s residents of the earth". At the same time, the literature successfully studied the meanings and values introduced by "new old Russian types presented in the narrations of Herzen, Leskov, Sukhovo-Kobylin, Saltykov-Shchedrin.
The analysis of both the imaginary and the real consciousness of both types of "new people" has significantly enriched the picture of the Russian worldview created by the domestic classics
Author:
Author:Nikolsky Sergey Anatolyevich
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
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Series: Russian worldview
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