Russian Thinkers, Band 1Hogarth Press, 1978 - 312 Seiten |
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... civilised man from a barbarian . ' Herzen , who , as he shows , had the subtle vision of a Turgenev together with a self - sacrificing commitment to the truth which was the equal of Tolstoy's , was in this sense both brave and civilised ...
... civilised man from a barbarian . ' Herzen , who , as he shows , had the subtle vision of a Turgenev together with a self - sacrificing commitment to the truth which was the equal of Tolstoy's , was in this sense both brave and civilised ...
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... civilised and gay and free , so enlightened , spontaneous , and agreeable , so sincere , so intelligent , so gifted and attractive in every way . II GERMAN ROMANTICISM IN PETERSBURG AND MOSCOW ALL - or 135 BIRTH OF THE RUSSIAN ...
... civilised and gay and free , so enlightened , spontaneous , and agreeable , so sincere , so intelligent , so gifted and attractive in every way . II GERMAN ROMANTICISM IN PETERSBURG AND MOSCOW ALL - or 135 BIRTH OF THE RUSSIAN ...
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... civilised minorities , not the big battalions . How could his critics be so blind ? As for Bazarov , there was , of course , a great deal wrong with him , but he was a better man than his detractors ; it was easy enough to depict ...
... civilised minorities , not the big battalions . How could his critics be so blind ? As for Bazarov , there was , of course , a great deal wrong with him , but he was a better man than his detractors ; it was easy enough to depict ...
Inhalt
The Hedgehog and the Fox | 22 |
Herzen and Bakunin on Individual Liberty | 82 |
A Remarkable Decade | 114 |
Urheberrecht | |
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