Kant in Imperial Russia:
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| adam_text | Contents Part I 1 Introduction Introduction................................................................................................. Part П 3 Before the Great Reforms 2 First Acquaintances - The Eighteenth Century.................................... 2.1 Kant’s Königsberg Under Russian Occupation.............................. 2.2 Students and Travelers in Königsberg............................................. 2.3 Correspondents................................................................................. 2.4 University of Moscow....................................................................... 15 16 18 20 22 3 A New Century and a New Era - Moscow, Kazan, Dorpat................ 3.1 Kant in the Popular Media................................................................ 3.2 Kant at Moscow University............................................................. 3.3 Kant at Kazan University................................................................. 3.4 Kant at Dorpat (Derpt) University................................................... 27 29 36 40 50 4 A New Century and a New Era - Kharkov, St. Petersburg................ 4.1 Introducing Kant into Kharkov........................................................ 4.2 Schad and His School....................................................................... 4.3 Osipovskij - The Kharkov Opposition............................................ 4.4 Kant at St. Petersburg University..................................................... 53 54 57 66 73 5 Kant in the Theological
Academies......................................................... 5.1 Kant in the St. Petersburg Theological Academy........................... 5.2 Kant in the Moscow Theological Academy.................................... 5.3 Kant in the Kiev Theological Academy........................................... 83 85 89 94 6 Kant in the Russian Philosophical Dark Age........................................ 6.1 The Russian Schellingians............................................................... 6.2 The Stankevich Circle....................................................................... 107 108 112 vii
Contents viii 6.3 6.4 6.5 Part III Chaadaev ֊ A Singular Figure.......................................................... The Slavophiles.................................................................................. The Dismal University Scene........................................................... 114 117 120 With and After the Reforms 7 Kant-Criticism in the Era of the Great Reforms.................................. 7.1 Lavrov’s Phenomenalism.................................................................. 7.2 Lavrov’s Moral Philosophy............................................................... 7.3 Karpov on Kant’s Epistemology...................................................... 7.4 Karpov on Kant’s Ethics................................................................... 7.5 Jurkevich’s Platonic Critique of Criticism...................................... 129 130 137 141 145 147 8 The Calm Sea in the Wake of the Reforms............................................ 8.1 A Russian-Language Translation at Last........................................ 8.2 Troickij - An Unremittingly Hostile Critic..................................... 8.3 Debol’skij - A Flirtation with Criticism......................................... 8.4 Lesevich ֊ Toward a “Kantian Positivism”?................................... 8.5 Karinskij - Kant’s Dogmatism........................................................ 8.6 Panaev - An Attempt at Popularization.......................................... 8.7 Solov’ev’s First Portrayal................................................................. 8.8
Solov’ev’s Mature Assessment........................................................ 153 154 156 158 166 172 175 176 178 9 The Assault on Kant in the Fin de Siècle Theological Academies...... 183 9.1 Kudrjavcev ֊ Consolidation of the Russian Orthodox Critique............................................................................. 184 9.2 Nikanor-A Proto-Phenomenological Challenge.......................... 189 9.3 Rozhdestvenski i - A Theologian’s Pause....................................... 194 9.4 Antonij - A Neo-Fichtean Approach.............................................. 196 9.5 Toward a Phenomenological Account of Space and Time............. 199 9.6 Sundry Secondary Studies............................................................... 202 9.7 Jurkevich’s Anti-Intellectual Successor.......................................... 208 10 The Dam Cracks: Kant Enters the Universities.................................... 213 10.1 Kozlov: A (Neo-)Leibnizian Critique............................................. 215 10.2 N. N. Lange: A Critic of Critical Ethics......................................... 218 10.3 Volynskij: A Kantian Culture Critic................................................. 221 10.4 Vvedenskij: The Fundamental Principles of a Russian Criticism....................................................................... 223 10.5 A “Critical” Foray into the Philosophy of Natural Science........... 227 10.6 The Erection of a Kantian Metaphysics........................................... 231 11 The Dam Breaks: Secular Kant-Interpretation Begins in
Earnest......................................................................................... 11.1 Grot-A Leap Backward.................................................................. 11.2 Lopatin - A Neo-Leibnizian View................................................... 11.3 The Karinskij-Vvedenskij Dispute.................................................. 237 239 242 246
Contents 12 13 14 11.4 Chizh - A Russian Psychiatrist Turns to Kant................................. 11.5 The Kant of the “Legal Marxists”.................................................... 11.6 S. N. Trubeckoj - The View from a “Concrete Idealism”............. 253 255 261 The Apex of Kant Studies.......................................................................... 12.1 Chelpanov ֊ The View from an “Ideal-Realism”.......................... 12.2 Secondaiy Studies in Kiev............................................................... 12.3 Kant in the Development of Marxist Social Theory...................... 12.4 Kant in the Development of Neo-Kantian Social Theory.............. 12.5 Kant and the Development of Natural Science and Mathematics............................................................................... 12.6 Women Discuss Kant........................................................................ 267 268 274 276 280 New Paths in Petersburg........................................................................... 13.1 Vvedenskij : A New and Simpler Path............................................. 13.2 Vvedenskij’s Way to Criticism via Psychology.............................. 13.3 Vvedenskij’s Logicism: The Russian Way..................................... 13.4 Lapshin’s Categorialization of Space, Time, and the Transcendental 1................................................................... 13.5 Losskij’s Intuitivist Critique of the Critique................................... 13.6 Borgman: A Judicious Look at the “Transcendental
Aesthetic”............................................................... 295 296 303 307 The Specter of War and Revolution........................................................ 14.1 Em - Kant as Intellectual Precursor of German Mili ţarism.......... 14.2 Ognëv - An Intuitivist Disciple Looks at Kant............................... 14.3 Evgenij Trubeckoj - The Dénouement of a Solov’ëvian Epistemology..................................................................................... 14.4 Prodan ֊ In Defense of Common Sense......................................... 14.5 Jakovenko - Philosophy as the Transcendental Logic of Cognition....................................................................................... 14.6 Fokht - Cohen’s Unabashed Disciple.............................................. 325 327 334 Part IV 15 ix 285 289 309 314 321 337 342 345 349 Epilogue Epilogue as Conclusion.............................................................................. 357 Bibliography of Works Cited............................................................................ 363 Index 383
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