RUSSIAN STUDIES IN PHILOSOPHY

“To Think and to Suffer” as the Meaning of Life

The Collapse of an “Ideal Union”: Lydia Zinovieva-Annibal and Vyacheslav Ivanov

The Notion of Love in the Early Twentieth-Century Russian Philosophical Tradition

The Life of Klim Samgin. Maxim Gorky’s Last Will and Testament

Alexander Bogdanov and His Philosophical Legacy

Sergey S. Horujy and the Russian Religious Philosophical Tradition

How to Do without Being, or the Mechanics of the Lathon

“In Search of the City of God”: The Merezhkovsky Couple and Filosofov on the Religious Justification of Revolution

Maxim Gorky’s Critique of the Meshchanstvo as a Particular “Arrangement of the Soul”

From Social to Anthropological Discourse in Gorky: Hypotheses and Rebuttals

On the Role of Popularizing Scientific Knowledge in Alexander Bogdanov’s Socio-Political Activity

Bogdanov’s Socio-Philosophical Ideas in the Context of Social Designing Goals

The Philosopher’s “Cursed Chance”: Lev Shestov and Varvara Malakhieva-Mirovich

Revolution and Utopia: Images of the Future in Alexander Bogdanov’s Science Fiction

Alexander Bogdanov’s Cinematography

The Two Sorts of Hesychast Ethics

New frontiers in Russian religious philosophy: The philosophical anthropology of Sergey S. Horujy

“Pushkin’s Russia”: Russian Identity in the Émigré Works of Vladimir Veidle

The Possibility of a Nonpoetic Conversion of Technology

Vyacheslav Ivanov on Pushkin’s The Gypsies: The Antinomy of Individualism and Freedom

The Establishment of Petrine-Pushkinian Russia: A Philosophical Perspective

The Self-Cognition of Russian Culture: Pushkin in the Philosophical Experience of Semyon Frank

Man in a Changing Social Reality: Alexander Bogdanov on the Historical Process

Gorky: In Search for the Honest Man

From Bogdanov’s Organizational Insights to the Search for a Modern Concept of Organization

Karsavin to Skrzhinskaya: “You Have Tied My Metaphysics to My Life … ”

From the Photogeny of Poverty to the Cinegeny of Money

Gorky and Nietzsche: A Philosophical View of “Man”

The Art as the Conjectured Possible

Alexander Bogdanov: From Monism to Tectology

Gorky on Cruelty and Pity as Existentials of the People’s Being

Matter and Metaphor: Media Philosophy in Russia

“Whence the Means?” Ludwig Feuerbach and the Origin of Media Theory

Building a Discourse of the Medial without Differentiating the Spheres of the Technological, the Natural, and the Human

Alexander Pushkin: On the Philosophical Significance of His Literary Work

The Shaping of Design Methodology in Russia: Alexander Bogdanov and Alexander Rosenberg