The flow of ideas. Russian thought from the Enlightenment to the religious-philosophical Renaissance. Translation

Content: Cover
 Contents
 Author\'s Note
 Introductory Remarks
 Part I: From the Enlightenment to Romanticism
 Chapter 1
 Trends and Tendencies in Enlightenment Thought
 Introductory Remarks: The Paradoxes of Westernization
 Catherine II and Enlightenment Philosophy
 The Emergence of Professional Enlightenment Philosophy
 Nikolai Novikov and Freemasonry
 Mikhail Shcherbatov and the Aristocratic Opposition
 Chapter 2
 The Culmination of the Enlightenment inRussia: Aleksandr Radishchev
 Radishchev\'s Life
 Radishchev\'s Social Philosophy
 Radishchev\'s Views on Ethics and Education. Radical Reform or Revolution?The Treatise on Immortality
 Chapter 3
 Political Philosophy in the Age of Alexander I
 Projects of International Order
 The Liberal Conceptions
 Nikolai Karamzin and conservatism
 The Decembrists
 The Northern Society
 Nikolai Turgenev
 The Southern Society
 The Society of United Slavs
 The Decembrist Philosophy of Russian History
 The Decembrists\' Place in the History of Russian Thought
 Chapter 4
 Anti-Enlightenment Trends in the Early Nineteenth Century
 Mysticism
 The Ideology of an Anti-Philosophical Crusade
 The Wisdom-Lovers and Russian Schellingianism. Ivan Kireevsky\'s Young Years, or a West-Inclined Version of Philosophical RomanticismPart II: The Reign of Nicholas I
 Chapter 5
 Petr Chaadaev and Religious westernism
 Chaadaev\'s Metaphysics and Philosophy of History
 Russia\'s Past and Future
 Chaadaev\'s First Philosophical Letter
 Apology of a Madman
 Toward Ecumenism
 Chaadaev\'s Place in Russian Intellectual History
 Converts of the Age of Nicholas: Ivan Gagarin and Vladimir Pecherin
 Chapter 6
 The Slavophiles And Other Versions Of Anti-Westernism
 The Slavophile Philosophy of History and Social Ideals. The Concept of the \"Integral Personality\" and \"New Principles in Philosophy\"Slavophile Ecclesiology
 Slavophilism as Conservative Utopianism
 The Ideology of \"Official Nationality\"
 Tyutchev\'s Imperial Vision
 The Evolution of Slavophilism at the Time of Great Reforms
 Chapter 7
 The Russian Hegelians: From \"Reconciliation with Reality\" to \"Philosophy of Action\"
 Nikolai Stankevich
 Mikhail Bakunin
 Vissarion Belinsky
 Philosophical Evolution
 Aesthetic and Literary Critical Views
 Aleksandr Herzen
 Chapter 8
 Belinsky and Different Variants of Westernism
 Belinsky\'s Westernism. Ancient and Modern RussiaNarodnost\' and Natsional\'nost\' in Literature
 The Polemic with Maikov
 The Dispute over Capitalism
 The Liberal Westernizers
 Timotei Granovsky
 Konstantin Kavelin
 Boris Chicherin
 Chapter 9
 The Petrashevtsy
 The Social and Political Ideas of the Petrashevtsy
 The Philosophical Ideas of the Petrashevtsy
 Chapter 10
 The Origins of \"Russian Socialism\"
 The Evolution of Herzen\'s Views
 The Crisis of Belief
 The Concept of \"Russian Socialism\"
 The Destiny of the \"Old World\"
 Freedom and Necessity
 To an Old Comrade
 Nikolai Ogarev.