Russia's Plato
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Russia's Plato
Plato and the Platonic Tradition in Russian Education, Science and Ideology (1840-1930)
Nethercott, Frances
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2019
246
Dura
Inglês
9781138741539
15 a 20 dias
453
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Introduction; The development of Plato scholarship in 19th century Russia: From an 'orthodox ethics' to the pragmatism of reform and counter reform; Compromise and conflict: the scientific community and the State; Developments in the historical and philosophical sciences: i.History of philosophy, ii.Trends in historiography; Russian Plato scholarship: The 'Plato question'; Plato and Russian idealism: the Platonic impulse in the construction of a philosophical tradition; From 'integral knowledge' to the 'ideal real': the Slavophiles and their successors; Plato, the 'father of idealism': i.'On the necessity and possibility of new principles in philosophy' (Ivan Kireevskii); ii.'Concrete idealism', (Sergei Trubetskoi); Plato as a contemporary of Kant: i.Kant and Plato in the theological academy; ii.Plato and Kant: the 'plus' and 'minus' in the European Philosophical tradition, (Pavel Florenskii); iii.Plato's doctrine of reason versus Kant's theory of experience, (Pamfil Iurkevich); iv.The neo-Kantian recovery of Plato; Plato as an impulse in Russian philosophy of law: Reforming justice in late imperial Russia; Teaching justice: between western science and domestic needs; Past philosophies for a contemporary science of law: Plato and Kant as two paradigms in juridical thought; i.Plato as a philosopher of natural law/justice; ii.Plato and/or Kant: duty versus the good; iii.Justifiying the common good: from subjective to objective ethics; iv.Between Plato and Kant; Law, society and the State; Russian liberalism: nostalgia for the ideal city?; Russians reading the Republic: Teaching the Republic; Interpreting the Republic; Confronting Western scholarship: 'classical' versus 'modernizing' trends; The actuality of the Republic: education and the woman question; i.Plato, the teacher (Nastoiashchii Uchitel'); ii.Sexual equality, solidarity, or a 'stud farm';? A question of Utopia-nism; i.Terrestrial Utopia; ii.Dis
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Young Man;Modernization;Extra Curricular;Philosophy;Ivan III;Republic;Alexander III;Russian;Grundriss Der Geschichte Der Philosophie;Plato's thought;Contemporary Society;Russian intellectuals;Capital Punishment;Platonic dialogues;Napoleon III;West European culture;Sergei Trubetskoi;Petersburg Theological Academy;Vice Versa;Plato Scholarship;Plato Reception;Nep Period;Modern Languages;Nation Building;Positivist Systems;Ivan Kireevskii;Kant's Theoretical Philosophy;Plato's Project;Plato Question;National Socialist Propaganda;Theological Academy
Introduction; The development of Plato scholarship in 19th century Russia: From an 'orthodox ethics' to the pragmatism of reform and counter reform; Compromise and conflict: the scientific community and the State; Developments in the historical and philosophical sciences: i.History of philosophy, ii.Trends in historiography; Russian Plato scholarship: The 'Plato question'; Plato and Russian idealism: the Platonic impulse in the construction of a philosophical tradition; From 'integral knowledge' to the 'ideal real': the Slavophiles and their successors; Plato, the 'father of idealism': i.'On the necessity and possibility of new principles in philosophy' (Ivan Kireevskii); ii.'Concrete idealism', (Sergei Trubetskoi); Plato as a contemporary of Kant: i.Kant and Plato in the theological academy; ii.Plato and Kant: the 'plus' and 'minus' in the European Philosophical tradition, (Pavel Florenskii); iii.Plato's doctrine of reason versus Kant's theory of experience, (Pamfil Iurkevich); iv.The neo-Kantian recovery of Plato; Plato as an impulse in Russian philosophy of law: Reforming justice in late imperial Russia; Teaching justice: between western science and domestic needs; Past philosophies for a contemporary science of law: Plato and Kant as two paradigms in juridical thought; i.Plato as a philosopher of natural law/justice; ii.Plato and/or Kant: duty versus the good; iii.Justifiying the common good: from subjective to objective ethics; iv.Between Plato and Kant; Law, society and the State; Russian liberalism: nostalgia for the ideal city?; Russians reading the Republic: Teaching the Republic; Interpreting the Republic; Confronting Western scholarship: 'classical' versus 'modernizing' trends; The actuality of the Republic: education and the woman question; i.Plato, the teacher (Nastoiashchii Uchitel'); ii.Sexual equality, solidarity, or a 'stud farm';? A question of Utopia-nism; i.Terrestrial Utopia; ii.Dis
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Young Man;Modernization;Extra Curricular;Philosophy;Ivan III;Republic;Alexander III;Russian;Grundriss Der Geschichte Der Philosophie;Plato's thought;Contemporary Society;Russian intellectuals;Capital Punishment;Platonic dialogues;Napoleon III;West European culture;Sergei Trubetskoi;Petersburg Theological Academy;Vice Versa;Plato Scholarship;Plato Reception;Nep Period;Modern Languages;Nation Building;Positivist Systems;Ivan Kireevskii;Kant's Theoretical Philosophy;Plato's Project;Plato Question;National Socialist Propaganda;Theological Academy
