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(2000) Studies in East European Thought 52 (4).
The early intellectual careers of Bakhtin and Herzen
towards a philosophy of the act
Ruth Coates
pp. 239-257
The article explores common ground shared by Alexander Herzen's `Dilettantism in Science' (1843) and Mikhail Bakhtin's `Towards a Philosophy of the Act' (1919) in the context of the Russian intellectual tradition as a whole. The primary aim is to explore in many ways, perhaps, unlikely affinities between two very different writers in the early stage of their careers. The secondary aim is to explore identifiably `Russian' motifs which may be said to call into question conventional typologies of Russian thought based on the progressive/conservative divide.
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Coates, R. (2000). The early intellectual careers of Bakhtin and Herzen: towards a philosophy of the act. Studies in East European Thought 52 (4), pp. 239-257.
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