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"Безумие" и "закон" в никоалевское царствование: Петр Чаадаев и Альфонс Жобар
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Velizhev M.
The article analyses the history of madness in 19th century Russia. Mikhail Velizhev interprets the cultural and juridical context of Peter Chaadaev alleged "madness" using an almost identical case - that of a frenchman Alphonse Jobard who was accused to be mad for "political" reasons exactly at the same historical period.
Malinov A. V., СПб.: Интерсоцис, 2015.
В основе книги – курс лекций по философии и методологии истории в России, читавшийся в Санкт-Петербургском государственном университете. Рассматриваются основные философско-исторические подходы и концепции от эпохи Средневековья до начала ХХ века. В русской философии истории выделяются два направления: историософское и теоретико-методологическое. Первое из них связано с религиозной интерпретацией исторического процесса, в рамках второго направления происходило ...
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Glebov O., Demenchuk P., Логос 2025 Т. 35 № 2 С. 257–276
The article is devoted to the study of S.A. Kuryokhin's hypothesis that the element of ‘madness’ is a characteristic feature of Russian culture. The study of this hypothesis is valuable because, firstly, the conceptualisation of the concept of ‘madness’ will make it possible to understand Kurekhin and his work, resulting in the formation of a ...
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Zhukova A., Вопросы литературы 2024 № 4 С. 184–189
Kantor’s book is devoted to the problem of choosing Russia as one’s own destiny and remaining loyal to that choice. The book’s leitmotif is the significance of the word in our lives: turning to the word, we continue God’s work, and the writer’s inner freedom and self-discovery at the crossroads of epochs ensures the word’s ...
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Kantor V., Философические письма. Русско-европейский диалог 2024 Т. 7 № 1 С. 12–42
Russian philosopher Alexander Ivanovich Herzen (1812–1870), who devoted his life to the struggle against the Russian Empire, is the main idea of the article. The author builds a chain of events: from the “annibal oath” of the young Herzen and Ogarev (1827), noting that the Carthaginian Hannibal swore to destroy a hostile state, while Russian ...
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Uspenskij Pavel, Russian Studies in Literature 2020 Vol. 56 No. 3-4 P. 114–134
This article analyzes the discourse of G. Uspenskii’s mental illness. Drawing on R. Jakobson’s hypothesis that the writer’s insanity was associated with his tendency toward metonymy, I analyze Uspenskii’s hallucinations and delusional ideas. The dissociative identity disorder observed during his illness is explained in terms of the effect of a metonymic cognitive pattern that split ...
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Morozov D., Философский журнал 2020 Т. 13 № 2 С. 97–111
At approximately the same time (i.e. in 1920-s and 1930-s), two contemporaries, M. Heidegger and Y.E. Golosovker, turned their attention to the poetry of F. Hölderlin. This article discusses their views on the writings of the German poet. Despite the fact that no direct intellectual contacts were found between the thinkers, Hölderlin’s poetry becomes the ...
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Chepurin K., Dubilet A., , in: Thought: A Philosophical History.: Routledge, 2021. Ch. 21 P. 293–306.
This paper cuts across three nineteenth-century Russian thinkers—Pyotr Chaadaev, Mikhail Bakunin and Nikolai Fedorov—to reconstruct a speculative trajectory that seeks to think an ungrounding and delegitimation of the (Christian-modern) world and its logics of violence, domination, and exclusion. In Chaadaev, Russia becomes a territory of nothingness—an absolute exception from history, tradition, and memory, without attachment ...
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Besschetnova E., Метаморфозис 2019 Т. 3 С. 1-–6
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Uspensky P., Новое литературное обозрение 2020 № 5 (165) С. 44–62
The paper focuses on analysis of discourse of G. Uspensky’s mental disorder. Drawing from R. Jakobson’s hypothesis, according to which the writer’s insanity is connected to his tendency to metonymy, I analyze G. Uspensky’s hallucinations and delusional ideas. Personality dissociation, observed during the period of disease, is explained by a metonymic cognitive pattern, which “split” ...
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Kara-Murza A., М.: Институт философии РАН, 2019.
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Velizhev M., В кн.: Чаадаев против национализма.: М.: Common place, 2018. Гл. 1 С. 6–50.
Статья представляет собой концептуальное введение к сборнику статей П.Я. Чаадаева ...
Added: September 5, 2019
Velizhev M., Чаадаев П. Я., М.: Common place, 2018.
Петр Чаадаев — «преступник» или «безумец»? «Католик» или «православный»? «Верноподданный» или «революционер»? «Славянофил» или «западник»? Скандальное первое «Философическое письмо», опубликованное в 1836 г. и стоившее его автору диагноза «сумасшествие», до сих пор вызывает горячие споры. Михаил Велижев, профессор школы филологии НИУ ВШЭ, анализирует мифологию, сложившуюся вокруг фигуры Чаадаева, и предлагает новое прочтение знаменитого текста. В ...
Added: September 5, 2019
Chepurin K., Dubilet A., Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities 2019 Vol. 24 No. 6 P. 135–151
This paper aims to rethink the peculiar conception of nothingness at work in Chaadaev’s key writings, the Philosophical Letters and the 1837 Apologia of a Madman, in which this nothingness, unbound by tradition, turns into a total, even revolutionary, ungrounding of the world-whole. This paper works with and through Chaadaev’s texts to expose his conception of ...
Added: February 14, 2019
Chepurin K., Dubilet A., Theory & Event 2019 Vol. 22 No. 2 P. 243–266
Ever since the interlaced exchanges between Walter Benjamin, Carl Schmitt, and Jacob Taubes, the discourse of “political theology” has been a space structured by a set of positions – and oppositions – around a set of concepts: nomos and anomia, justice and katechon, order and nothingness, sovereignty and exception. For Schmitt, it was famously the modern ...
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Tulchinskii G. L., Вопросы философии 2018 № 4 С. 22–31
The Russian revolution is a process of ambiguous modernization (since the end of the 19th century), which is still not institutionally completed. The key moment was the events of 2017. Their result was the coming to power of the Bolshevik Party, the Civil War, the formation of the political regime, which gave the very traumatic ...
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Kantor V., Социологическое обозрение 2018 Т. 17 № 2 С. 226–241
In this article author raises one of the most acute problems of human society, the problem of people’s behavior during periods of sharp social upheavals such as riots and revolutions. In comprehending great social upheavals, one can see how the mind disappears from society in these epochs, how the mind ‘falls asleep’, and how dreams ...
Added: July 2, 2018
Velizhev M., В кн.: Замечательное шестидесятилетие: Ко дню рождения Андрея Немзера.Т. 1.: Издательские решения. Ридеро, 2017. Гл. 5 С. 58–73.
Статья посвящена интерпретации комедийной интриги в "Горе от ума" А.С. Грибоедова - в той ее части, которая касается мнимого безумия Чацкого. Автор статьи предпринимает попытку ответить на вопрос: почему в 1836 г. после объявления Чаадаева умалишенным современники не проводили параллелей между подлинным и литературным сюжетами - несмотря даже на то, что Чаадаев мог послужить одним ...
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Velizhev M., Новое литературное обозрение 2019 Т. 155 № 1 С. 153–168
Velizhev’s article highlights the functions of madness in Russian culture and legislation during the first half of the nine-teenth century (particularly in the context of the 1836 Chaadaev case, or the arrest of the “insane” M.A. Dmitriev-Mamonov). He interprets the use of “apparent” madness as a way to get out of criminal punishment, which suggests ...
Added: February 18, 2017