redlikh roman (5 risultati)

Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Good. V knigu sobrany naibolee sushchestvennye mysli, vyrazhennye v 18 broshyurakh Bibliotechki solidarista. Kazhdaya iz kotorykh rassmatrivaet tot ili inoj filosofskij ili politicheskij vopros, svyazannyj s mirovozzreniem solidarizma ili s nastoyashchim i budushchim Rossii, kak ego vidyat rossijskie solidaristy.

Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Good. Bibliotechka solidarista sostoit iz korotkikh broshyur-spravok, kazhdaya iz kotorykh rassmatrivaet tot ili inoj vopros, svyazannyj s mirovozzreniem solidarizma ili s nastoyashchim i budushchim Rossii, kak ego vidyat rossijskie solidaristy. Biblitechka solidarista - ne uchebnoe posobie i otnyud ne vyrazhenie vzglyadov, formalno odobrennykh rukovodstvom NTS. Izdavaemye v nej knizhechki sovershenno nezavisimy drug ot druga i obedineny tolko tem, chto sostaviteli ikh solidarny mezhdu soboj v mirovozzrenii svobody, kotoroe ne mozhet i ne dolzhno stanovitsya svobodoj ot mirovozzreniya.Seriya filosofskaya. Vypusk 2.Filosofiya dukha N.A.BerdyaevaEta broshyura - ne ocherk vsego mirovozzreniya Berdyaeva. Ee zadacha poznakomit chitatelya lish s tem, chto nam v nem dorozhe vsego, s berdyaevskoj filosofiej dukha, s ego utverzhdeniem, chto dukh est subekt svobody i tvorchestva.Pervye dva, kak i poslednie dva razdela sluzhat dlya etogo ramkoj. Pervye obrisovyvayut obstanovku, v kotoroj sozrel Berdyaev, tu chast myslyashchej i ishchushchej Rossii, na kotoruyu leninskij Materializm i empiriokrititsizm ne okazal vliyaniya. Zadacha dvukh poslednikh razdelov - pokazat granitsy filosofstvovaniya Berdyaeva, podcherknuv nepovtorimuyu subektivnost ego mirovospriyatiya i metoda.Filosofiya Berdyaeva - eto gimn svobodnomu dukhu. No ee pravda zachastuyu lish subektivnaya berdyaevskaya pravda, o kotoroj, stilizuya, mozhno skazat, chto ona ne mozhet da i ne khochet stat obektivnoj istinoj. Dukh raskryvaetsya v nej kak subekt, problema realnosti kotorogo i postavlena v tsentra nashego izlozheniya.

Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Fair. 'Epokha Stalina stol blizkoe proshloe, chto dlya izucheniyaee, naryadu sprivychnym istoriku pismennym materialom, mozhno obratitsya kzhivym svidetelyam. Delaya eto vkhode raboty nad ocherkami, my, razumeetsya, otdavali sebe otchet vsubektivnosti vsyakogo ochevidtsa. Kschastyu, odnako, vkontse sorokovykh inachale pyatidesyatykh godov, kogda vyrabatyvalis osnovnye kontseptsii ocherkov, mybyli okruzheny netolko zhivymi svidetelyami togda eshche dazhe neproshloj epokhi.'.Roman Nikolaevich Redlikh 1911-2005Nr. filosof, obshchestvennyj deyatel. Chlen Narodno-Trudovogo Soyuza rossijskikh solidaristov NTS.

Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Good. 'Epokha Stalina stol blizkoe proshloe, chto dlya izucheniyaee, naryadu sprivychnym istoriku pismennym materialom, mozhno obratitsya kzhivym svidetelyam. Delaya eto vkhode raboty nad ocherkami, my, razumeetsya, otdavali sebe otchet vsubektivnosti vsyakogo ochevidtsa. Kschastyu, odnako, vkontse sorokovykh inachale pyatidesyatykh godov, kogda vyrabatyvalis osnovnye kontseptsii ocherkov, mybyli okruzheny netolko zhivymi svidetelyami togda eshche dazhe neproshloj epokhi.'.Roman Nikolaevich Redlikh 1911-2005Nr. filosof, obshchestvennyj deyatel. Chlen Narodno-Trudovogo Soyuza rossijskikh solidaristov NTS.

2 books. Softcover. 249, [2]; 240 pages. Illustrated publisher's wrappers designed by L. Gl. Skuratova. 17 cm. Wrappers with partial laminate peel, resulting in localized paper loss. Book 1: Stalinschina kak dukhovnyi fenomen, (1971); Book 2: Sovetskoe obshchestvo, (1972). Rarely found complete, this comprehensive émigré study of Soviet ideology and spiritual life under and after Stalin, written by philosopher and NTS member Roman Redlikh (1911-2005). Originally circulated as mimeographed "rotator notebooks" in the late 1940s and early 1950s, these essays form a systematic analysis of Soviet totalitarianism from a socio-philosophical perspective. Book 1 critically examines Stalinism as a form of ideological pseudo-religion, while Book 2 reflects on post-Stalinist developments and the potential trajectory of the USSR, concluding with the prescient statement: "The country stands on the threshold of great change." Notably, the second volume is a heavily revised and expanded version of Redlikh's earlier Ocherki bolshevizmovedeniia (1956), updated to include the author's reassessment of Soviet life in the decades following Stalin's death.