Archeology of Russian political idealism: 1900-1927

The new book of historian Modest Kolerov includes articles and publications dedicated to the political ideas of Russian thinkers and writers who did not find a common language with revolutionaries (although some of them were looking for it), did not accept the materialistic worldview (although some of them played a crucial role in the development of Russian Marxism) and did not turn away from Russia (although with almost all of them the Motherland, which became Soviet, cost cruelly) Among the heroes of the book are Peter Struve, which was disappointed in Marxism and became a priest Sergey Bulgakov, National Bolshevik Nikolai Ustryalov and Eurasian Peter Savitsky, Andrey Bely and Vasily Rozanov