Russian Thinkers

never forgive me. They would torment me, drive me to despair. Is

this normal? Everything is abnormal in our society; that is how

these things happen, and, when they do, nobody knows how to actnot only in the most difficult situations, but even in the simplest. I might write about this. I could say a great deal that might be good

and bad both for society and for the Government; yet this cannot be

done. About the most important things we are not allowed to talk.'

He talked a great deal on this theme, and talked with inspired

feeling. He added that he would write a novel, the hero of which

would be Alesha Karamazov. He wanted to take him through a

monastery and make him a revolutionary; he would then commit a

political crime; he would be executed. He would search for the

truth, and in the course of this quest would naturally become a

revolutionary . . . 1

1 The editor of this text, which he calls a 'fragment', mentions a passage

in the novel in which Ivan Karamazov speaks to his saintly brother Alesha

about the case of the general who set his dogs to hound a peasant boy to

death before the eyes of his mother; he asks Alesha whether he would want

the general to be killed for this. Alesha, after a tormented silence, says that

he would. 'Bravo' says Ivan.

Index of Names

Compiled by Patricia Utech in

About, E., 161

Balzac, H. de, ZJ, 1 30, 141, 183, 2.86

�hylus, 74

Baratyoaky, E. A., 1 75, 183

Akhsharumov, D. D., 16, 16, 45• so

Baring, M., 162.

Aksaltov, I. S., 6, 1 8-19, 150

Barri:a, M., 79

Aluakov, K. S., 6, 1 8-19, 168

Bartenev, P. 1., 57

Akselrod, P. B., 133

Batyuto, A. I., z.86n, 2.87n

Albertus Magnus, J Z 7

Bayle, P., 1 37

d'Aiembert, J . le R., 7 2.

Baz.a.nov, V. G., z.hn, 2.87n

Alexander I , Emperor, J+• 38-9, 41, 63,

Beaumarchais, P. A. C. de, 39

67, 1 1 7

Beealy, E. S., 2.78n

Alexander II, Emperor, 4, 9-10, 181,

Beethoven, L. van, 1 58, 301

1 10, 1JJ, 2.51• 2.61, 2.64

Belinsky, V. G., xviii, xxi, xxiii, :r., 4o 6,

Annenkov, P. V., 9• 1 3, 15, 1 14, 1 16,

8-9, 12., 16, 1 8, :r.o, 2.5, 86, IOJ, 1 14-

IJJ-s, 145, ,5o, 152., 173, 119, ,9,,

1 16, 1 3.._ 148, 1 5o, 1s:r.-8s ptusi,,

2.83

1 89, 191• 193· 198, 100, uo, 2.2.4,

Annensky, I. F., 183

2.61-:r., 2.66-9, 2.77• :r.88, 194

d'Annunzio, G., 58

Benedi.ktov, V. G., 183

Antonovich, M. A., 18!, 2.83n

Benkendorf, Count A. Kh., 1 3

Apostolov, N. N., 30n

Bennett, A., :r.7n, 36

Aquinas, Thomas, St, 72.

Bentham, J., u8, 2.46

Arc!Uiochus, u

Bergson, H., 44

Aristophanes, 301

Biryukov, P. I., 15n, :r.6, 61n

Aristotle, 2.3, 2.57

Bismarck, 0. E. L., Prince von, 101,

Arkhipov, V. A., 183n, 186n

1 10

Arnold, M., 162.

Blake, W., 79

Attila, 101, 1 1 3, 199

Blanc, L., 8, B:r., 89, 96, 191, 193-4, 2.97

Augustine, St, 77

Blanqui, L. A., 1 7, 1 36

Blok, A. A., 13, 183

Babeuf, F. N. (Gracchus), 1 7, 96, 1oo,

Bogoslovsky, E. I., zsn

1 14, 2.11

Borisov, I. P., z88n

Bacon, F., 257

Botkin, V. P., 4-5, 15, :r.8, 1 34, 148,

Bakunin, M. A., xviii-xix, 1, S• 9-10,

154, 169, 1 7 1, 2.2.9, 168n

12., 1 7-20, 82-3, 10 1-3, IOS-I3, 1 1 6,

Boyer, P., 56

144-6, 1 54· 163, 167, 1 79-80, 197·

Brentano, L., 2.78n

1 99-2.00, 104- 109, 2. 14-15, 1 1 7, 2.11-

Bryce, J., 16'7

5• 169, 171-J, 178-9, 188, 191n, 2.99•

BOchner, F. K. C. L., 76, 179

JOI

Buckle, H. T., 43• S4

Balasoglo, A. P., 16-1 7

Bulgarin, F. V., 8, 1 1

Balmont, K. D., 183

Buonarotti, F . M., 2. 14, 114, 136

J06

I N D E X O F N A M E S

Burckhardt, J., 98, I JI, :&09

Daamy, T., 17

Burke, E., 45, 79o IU, JOO

DickeDs, c. I. H., ]O, Z4D· Z94f ]OZ

Buwbevich-Petn�benlty, ·,n

Didaot, D., 39o Sl• 70o 17z

Petraebenlty

Dmitriev, I. 1., tb

Butler, S., 12.7

Dobrolyubov, N. A., 19, tsz, u9,

ButurliD, D. P., 1 3

Z7J-S• Z77o Z79• Zll

Byaly, G . A., :l86n

Doetoenky, F. M., :Dii, lCI, S• 9· IS­

Byron, G. G., Baron, aSs

II, ao, zz-4, sz, 54-o 6sn, 104-o 1 13,

Cahanis,

I I J, IZ9o 147, IJO, I J9• 17Z-], 180,

P. ]. G., 70

th-], 19]0 198, ZOJ, ZZZ, ZZJ, :t3],

Cabet, E., 7, 96, 12.4-o 191, 191, au

148, :t61n, Z6]-4t Z71-z, z89o 292-Jo

Carlyle, T., 79• 241, 270

JOZn, ]OJ-S

Catherine II, Empress ('tbe Great'), 30,

Dragomanov, M. P., 171n

1 17, 1 54

Dabelt, L. V., 7-l, u.n, 13

Cavour, Count C. B., :t70

Ducharel, C.-M.-T., 8

Chaadaev, P. Ya., Diii, 1, 7, 14-15, IS4

Duff, J. D., rl6

Chat.eauhriand, F. R., Vicomre de, 79

Durov, S. F., 17

Cbekhov, A. P., :t], IJZ, 301, JOJ

Chemov, N., 116n

Eprton, W., z86n

Cbemyabevsky, N. G., l• 6, 1 7, 19-zo,

Eikhenbaum, B. M., :1711, 48, SJn, 5711,

S4o 83, 101, IS:t, 178, 181, z14o u6-

6sn

1 7, ZZ4-J I, ZJ4o ZJ6, Z7So Zl]n

Eliot, George, zoa, JO:t

Cbenkov, V. G., JOn

Eaceb. F., I, , •• IQ9, ZJl-4-o 2.]6

Cbeltuton, G. K., 78

Erasmus, D., :t], ao1, 297

ChicberiD, B. N., 6

Evropeus, A. I., 16

Chopin, F. F., Z49o ZS4-S

Cicero, JO:t

Fet, A. A., as, a6n, 11, 143

Cobbett, W., 16, 78, 180, Z41

Feuerbacb, L. A., 1 1 1, 1z4o 145, 170

Coleridge, S. T., 79

Ficbte, J. G., 87, l:tl0 12.7, 1 36, 166,

Comre, A., S• JZ, S4• 140

ZZ4

CondiUac, E . .B. de, 137-l

Figner, Vera N., 133

Condoroet, M. J. A. N. C., M.vquia Filotofova, ADDa P., 118

de, 1]8

Flaubert, G., as, ]6, 45· I JI, lh, zo:t,

Constant de Rebecquc, H.-B. (Benjamin

:tSJ, :tb, :t70, Z94f JOJ

Constant), 87

Flower, N., Z7D

Cooper, J. F., 164, 183

Fonvi:tia, D. I., 16z

CorDeille, P., 183

Fourier, F. M. C., 16, 96, 1 1 1, 114>

CustiDe, A., Marquis de, 19

191, 1 101 ZU, :t:t4o Z:t7, Z9Z

Dan, F. I., 3

Fox, C. J., 187

Danielson, N. F., ZJO

France, A., u7

Danilevsky, N. Ya., :t7

Francoeur, L. B., 131

Dante Aligbieri, u, z4o 159, 164-o tiJ,

Frank, J., ZIJD

1]8

Freud, S., u7

Darwin, C. R., 31, 131

Daudet. .A., z6z

Galakhov, I. P., 148

Delioes, M., 19m

Garibaldi, G., Z70

De-Pule, M. F., z8n

GarDett, Conatance, 186

Derzhav.iD, G. R., 1 59• 16z

Gibboa, E., 43

307

,,

R U SS IAN THINKERS

Gide, A., 36

Holbach, P. H. D., Baron d', no, 137

Godwia, w., 1 10, 217

145, 1 72

Goethe, J. W. VOD, :1], 79> 94> 1]1, 14:1, Homer, 14:1, 159

1 59· 16 ... 166, 179· 18 ... 186, 197•

HolR, 1., 190

:a56, 3o:a

Hugo, V.-M., r83

Gogo!, N. V., 8-9, 1 1, 1.., 16, 18, 13,

Humboldt, K. W., Baron von, l7

p, 136, 159, 161, 172, zlo, 1lz, 161

Hume, D., 30

Goldsmith, 0., 1 56

Huxley, A., 117

Golovacbeva-Paaaeva, ser Panaeva

Goacharov, I. A., us, 1 5:1, 1 59> zh,

Ihlen, H., 22, 1 17, 270

:14:1• :a64D

JliD, Profc:DOr, :a 7n

Goncourt, E. L. A. H. de, 1h

Ippolit, I. K.; z86D

Gorbacheva, V. N., :195D

labutin, N. A., 1 1 5

Gorky, M. M., ·65n, 111

Ivan IV, Tsar ('the Terrible'), 31, 39

Gijna, L., 71

Ivanov, N. A., 31

GraDovsky, T. N., 1, u, 18, I ll• 146,

Ivanov, V. I., rl3

15.., 166, 1 79, 227

Gn:cb, N. I., I, z:a-13

Griboedov, A. S., 17S

James, H., 161, 172

Grigoriev, A. A., 17

Jolmson, S., rio

Grigorovicb, D. V., :ao, 159

Joyce, J., 23

Grimm, A. T., 9• 1 17

Guillaume, J., 1o6n, 107n

Guizot, F., I

Kant, I., 87, 95• 127, 141, zoz, 147, 1s6

Gusev, N. N., 3 1

Karakozov, D. V., ror, 1 1 5, 289

Gutyar, N . M., zl7n, 2l9n

Karamzin, N. M., 1 59> 1 75

Karftv, N. 1., 17n, 45-7, 49

Haag, Luisa , 187

Katkov, M. N., s-6, • •• zo, IJ ... 148,

Haumaat, E., 17, 61

175, 181, zs.., 186n, z88, 2.90

Haxthausen, Baron A., zo

Kautsky, K., 170, ZJ.+

Haydn, J., 128

Kavdin, K. D., 4, r66, no, 127, 171n

Hegel, G. W. F., 5• u, 30, 54• 14·5· 95•

Ketcher, N. Kh., r lJ, 148

99r 108, I l l, 111·2, 117, I J I, 1]6,

Khalturin, S. N., 304D

140· 141, 144·7· ass. r62, 166·7·

Kbemnitser, I. I., 1 61

1701 191-1, :1 1 5, 11 ... JOJ

Kbomyakov, A. S., 6, 1 5, r8

Heine, H., 98, ZOJ, 297

Kin, V. P., z86n

Hdv�tius, C. A., 12.1, 24:1

Kireevsky, I. V., r8

Herder, J. G. \·on, :n;, 85, rz1, 1 36,

Kiselev, Count P. D., 1 1

140, 263

Klcvensky, M . M., :r.h.n

Herodorus, z 3

KolakowsiU, L., u.ii

Hcrun, A. A., 95n

Koltsov, A. V., 1 59> 175

Hcrun, A.· I., xiii, xix-Di, Diii, , • .., 6,

Korf, Baron M. A., ro, n, 1 6

9• u, 15, 17-20, h-3, 86-105 ptusi•,

Korolenko, V . G., IS7• z6], 164D

11o-14, 1 16, 1 16, I J I·J, I JSr 14S•

Konb, E. F.) 16, 148

147·8, rso. 152• I S ... 157• 166-1,

Kosbelev, A. I., 1, 18-19

173, 179·8o, 186-2. 1 1 ptusim, 211-7,

Kosauth, F. L. A., �

269·70, 272n, :174-S• 114-S• 288,

Kraevsky, A. A., n

:aa9n, 291a, z9a-J, 29s�. 299

Kravcbilllky, ur Stepnyak

308

I N D E X O F N A M E S

Krichevsky, M. G., 304-0

Maistre, J. de, n-68, 71-2., 74-S• 77-Bo,

Kropotkin, Prince P. A., :u6, :r.B7, 2.95

94

Krylov, I. A., 162.

Maistre, R. de, 58

Kurbsky, Prince A. M., 39

Marat, J. P., 171

Markevich, B. M., 2.91n

Lamartine, A.-M.-L. de P. de, 2.97

Martov, Yu. 0., 152., 2.u

Lambert, Countess Elizaveta E., 2.9sn

Marx, K.H., 1,17, 32.,41,8S,88, 99• 101,

Lamennais, H. F. R., 16, 66, 12.4> 214

1 10, 1 14-15, 131, 140-1, 2.09, 2. 14,

Lamettrie, J. 0. de, 70

2. 17, 2.19, 2.%4> 2.26, 227n, 2.33-4> 2.361

Landor, W. S., 158

2.78

Lando�, Wand� 2.50

Mathewson, R. W., 2.9sn

Laplace, P.-S., Marquis. de, 41, 70

Maude, A., 2.7

Lassalle, F., uo, 2. 14

Maupassant, G. de, 37n, 2.48-9, 2.53-4,

Lavrov, P. L., 152., 1 80, 2.14> 2.17, 2.24>

2.62.

2.31, 2.361 z83n, 288, 2.89n1 2.91n, 2.95

Mayakovsky, V. V., 1h

Lawrence, D. H., 2.41

Mazon, A., 2.76n

Lehning, A., 1 10n

Marzini, G., Bz-3, 8 s-6, 94> 193, 196-7,

Lemke, M. K., un, 14-0

2.07, 214> 2. 70· 2.97

Lenin, V. I., 2.7n, 104> 1sz, 181, 2 14,

Menshikov, Prince A. S., u

2. 16-17, 2. 19, 2.2.2., 2.zln, 2.30, :r.J;-7,

Merezbkovsky, D. S., 2.6

2.75, 2.86n, 2.97

Micbelet, J., 85-6, 89, 1osn, 132.

Leon, D., 2.7

Mikhailovsky, N. K., 152., 2.22, 224>

Leontiev, K. N., 18, 2.7

2.37-8, 2.51-2., zs6n

Lennontov, M. Yu., 159-60, zoo

Mill, J., zz8

Leroux, P., 7• 89, U4> 16o, 191

Mill, J. S., xx, 5• 54> 102., 12.7, 193,

Le&kov, N. S., 18z

2.00, 2.2.4

Lessing, G. E., I02.n, 12.2

Milyukov, A. P., 16

Linton, W. ]., 86

Milyutin� M. A., 2.95n

Liprandi, I. P., 9

Mirabeau, H.-G. de R., Comte de, 187

List, G. F., 2.14

Mlodetsky, I. 0., 304

Locke, J ., 84

Molescbott, J., 76

Lomonosov, M. V., 162., 174

Molim, J.-B. P., 2.3

Lopatin, G. A., 2.92., 2.94-s

Mom belli, N. A., 16

Loris-Melikov, Count M. T., 304

Mong�:, G., 72.

Louis XIV, King, 37

Montaigne, M. E. de, 2.3, 2.01, 2.97

Louis XVI, King, 1 S4

Montesquieu, C. de S., Baron de, 30,

Louis XVIII, King, 38

71n, 2.01, 2.93

Louis Philippe, King, 8-9, no, 163

Moore, G., 2.62.

Lubbock, P., 2.6

Mom:ll, Lady Ottoline, xiii

Luc:retiWI, u, I s8

Morris, W., 16

LuDa, G., 2.6on

Mourier, J., 2.68n

Lunacharsky, A. V., 181, :r.Bo

Mozart, W. A., uS, 2.49, 2.55

Luther, M., zn-B

Nadezhdin, N. I., 153, 183

Mably, G. B., AbW de, 2.46

Napoleon I, Emperor, 3S• 37-40, 42.,

Machianlli, N., xvi, 2.39

47· sB-9, 6:r., 70, 74> 79· uB, 178, ZSl

Magui!Bky, M. L., 1 3

Napoleon III, Emperor, 97• 2.70

Maikov, A. N., 1 8 , z89n

Navalikhin, S., :r.6n

,,

R U S S IAN THINKERS

Nazarev, V . N., 3 1

Pololllky, V. P., 109D, r un

Nechaev, S . G., 1o:a, :114, uti, :al]n

Polon.U:y, Ya. P., zti7, z90

Nelualov, N. A., 12, rti, r ]ti, 141, rsz,

Proudhon, P.-J., 7, SS• tis, 83, 97• 1 14>

111, 115, US, ZZ90 ZJJ, Z4Z·J, ��

IZ..., 14St Jtiti, 198, 2.09•1:&, U4t U7t

Nerrlic:h, P., 1040

ZZ4> ZZ7t :141

New:lrode, Count K. V., 10

Proullt, M., zz

·Newton, Sir I., 71., l4, 1:17

Pugachev, E. I., 109

Nic:holaa I, Emperor, xvii-mii, r, 7,

Pumpymsky, L. V., :&&tin

9-1], 15, 1 8-:ao, ti], IOJ, uo, no,

Puahkin, A. S., z3-4o 151, 159-tio, 1tiz,

1 2ti, 141, 163, 1ti7, rio, :no, ztirn

1ti4o 1ti9, 175-ti, 178, II], 2.00, �3•

Nietzsche, F. W., z:a, sa, 1 27, z7o

�9-so, 2.55, z79

·

Norov, A. S., ztin

Pustovoit, P. G., 2.8tin

Pyatkovsky, A. P., do

Obninaky, V. P., 2.7n

Odoevsky, Prince A. I., 1 75

Q�telet, L. A. ]., 109

Odoevaky, Prince V. F., 1 75

QuiDet, E., 3

Ogarev, N. P., 2., 10411, 148, rso, 174,

2.91n

Racine, ].,

Ogueva, Natalia A., 150

183

Omodeo, A., 57n

RaziD, S. T., 109

Orlov, Prince A. F., ro

Redkiu, P. G., 148

Owen, R., 191, 2.2.4

Renan, J. E., 2.53, 2.b, 303

Rohespierre, F.-M.-J. de, 1 13, 164o

Panaev, V. I., 9• 16-17, 148, 150, 2.42.

171, J03

P

Rodbutus, J.-K., IJ

anaeva, Evdokia Ya., 1 so

Pucal, B.,

ROORftlt, F. D., 187

u, 79• 2.39

Paakevic:h, Prince I. F., 10- 1 1

Ro-u, J.-J., 30, 40· 53• stS. titin, ti7,

Pec:herin, V . S., 7

79t 94• ZI4t ZZO, Z2.Z·3, Z39•4Q,

Penwoshchikov, D. M., 132.

�ti-7, :�oso-r, 2.54-5• zs7

Pertlev, V. N., 2.7n

Rubi.aahtein, M. M., z7n, 40D

Pestalozzi, J. H., 2.55

Ruge, A., 1040, 107J1, 132.

Peter I, Emperor ('the Great'), 4, ror,

Rusell, B. A. W., Earl, ltiii

1 1 7·18, IS9• lti .. -ti, 199• 2.1 7

Ryleev, K. F., 175

Petraahevsky, M . V., 2. , 15-17, zzs

Philip II, King (of Spain), 1 70

Saint-Just, L. A. L. F. de R. de, 171

Pietac:h, L., zt58n, 2.82.n

Saint-Simon, C.-H. de R., Comte de,

Pi��UeV, D. I., 19, S4t 178, 2.01, uti,

3Zt 8 St 100, l 24t 14St 191, 198, UO,

2.2.0, 2.2.], z:al, 2.82., 2.8JD, 2.815, JOI

U4, 2.92.

Piaemsky, A. F., 142.

Sainte-Beuve, C.-A., ISB, Iti2.

Plato, u, 1 17, 158, 2.1ti, 2.5ti

Saltykov-Shc:bedrin, N. (M. Ye.

Plekbanov, G. V., 102., 1 5z, 2.u, uSn,

Saltykov), 8, 2.13, 2.77D, 2.87, 2.9ti

ZJJ, 2.JS, 2.37

Samarin, Yu. F., 18-19, 54

Pleshc:beev, A. N., 1ti

Sand, George, 7, 89, 1tio, rtiz, 2.b

PobedonostleV, K. P., ti7, 2.67n

Sazouov, N. I., 148

Pogodin, M. P., 54

Schelling, F. W. J. von, s+o 79• 12.1-2.,

Pokrovaky, K. V., 42.n, tizn

124t 117, I]ti-8, 140, 141, 158, 1titi

Polevoy, N. A., 4• 175

Schiller, J. C. F. von, 87, 12.7, rb, rtS4,

PolDer, T. I., 17n

1ti7, Iti!Jo 171, 179, 195• 2.85

310

I N D E X O F N A M E S

Scb�, Jl. VV. von, 161

Tocqucvillc, Jl.-H.-C.-M. C., Comte

Schlegel, K. W. F. von, 1 36

de, 87-9, 209

Scbopenbauer, Jl., s6. 2SI

Tolstoy, Count L. N., :o:-uiii, 1J-Ir

Scott, Sir VV., 164, 294

JHUii,, 90r 9Jr I I J, IZ..., 129, IJ7r

Semo-Solovicvich, N. Jl., 102

103, 209, U Jo ZZ9o 2]8-6o JHUn,,

Sbabspcarc, W., 22, 24, 142, I S9• lh,

262-4, 168, 171·3· :a86, 292-3, 303

164o 208, 238_, 271

Tolstoy, Count N. N., 48, 56

Shakhonkoy, Prince N. A., 1 75

Toynbec, A., 140

Shaw, G. B., 36, 37D

TRdyakovaJr.y, V. K., rb

Shchepk.in, M. S., 148

Trotsky, L. o_, 2 14, 212

Shclgunov, N. V., 26, a83n

Tuchkova-Og&Rva, su Og&Rva

Shilder, N. K., 9, ron, 1 3n

Tukhomitsky, V., :aBrn

Shirinsky-Shikbmatov, Prince P. Jl.,

TurJencv, A. I., 14

1 3

Turgcncv, I. S., :u-uiii, 4-5, 9• rl, 20,

Sbklonky, V. B., 26n, 42n, 53n

2·3• 2So ]6, 4J• 70, 103, I IOD, 1 14·16,

Simmona, E. J., 27

129-30, I J4o 141, 147-8, IJ0·2, 1S+·J,

Siamondi, L. S. de, 87, 214o 230

IJ9• 161, 173-4• 176, 179-Bo, 1h,

Sluchenky, K. K., 2Bon, :a87n, :aBBn

187, 191, 201, 105, 209, 220, 129,

Sollogub, Count V. Jl., 17

241, 248, 261-4, z66-JOJ fHUii"'

Solovicv, E. Jl., 268n

Tyutchev, F. I., z6, S4o 249·50

SoRl, A., 27n, 28, 62, 66

SoRI, G., 278

Spencer, H., S• 54• 1 3 1

Uspcnsky, G. I., 14

Spcnglu, 0., 140

Uvarov, Count S. S., 8, 13

Spcransky, Count M. M., 34o 63

Speshncv, N. A., r6-17, 214

Veksler, I. I., z86n

Spinoza, B., 41, 102n, 143, 297

Venevitinov, D. V., 175

Stael, Anne-Louise-Germainc de, 39

Venturi, F., 127n, 235

Stalin, I. V., 17n, 212

Vergil, 159

Stankcvich, N. V., 1, 14 1-z, 144-6, 163,

Viardot, Pauline, IJS• rio, 262

r66

Vico, G. B., xvi, 140

Stasyulevich, M. �·• 290n, 2950

Vitmer, Jl., 26n

Stein, H. F. K., Count von und zu, 38-9 Vogt, K., 76

Stendbal, JSD, s6·7· 61, 66, 1 30, zoz,

Vogiie, E. M., Vicomte de, 22, 26, 28,

270, 294

66

Stepnya.k, S. M., 1 15, 231, 195

Volkhovsky, F., 295n

Sterm, L., JO

Volkonsky, Prince P. M., 9

Stimer, M., xix

VoltaiR, J. F.-M. A. de, 67-8, 77• 90•

Strakhov, N. N., rl, 180-1, 293

I I 7, 1270 I J 7·8, 1 64, 1 7Jo 189, 122,

StraUS!!, D., 114

•46

Suvorin, A. S., JOJ-5

Vorontsov, V. P., 210

Vorovsky, V. V., 286n

Taine, H. A., 79• :!.OJ

Vovchok, M., z88n

Talleyrand-Perigord, C. M. de, Jil

Vyazemsky, Prince P. A., z8, 175

Thien, L. A., 8, JC

Tibuius Gracchus, 1 7 1

Tkachev, P . N., 214o :1 16-17, uo, UJ,

Wackenroder, W. H., 78

136-7, 283n

Wagner, R., 238, 170

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R U S S IAN THINKERS

Weitling, W., 17, 109, 14S

ZaichDenlty, P. G., 101, 214

Wells, H. G., J6

Zarin, E. F., :zBsn

Wet, M. L., nn

7.aaulich, Vera I., 2J2

Woolf, VirgiDia, J6, I sB

Zclilllky, V. A., :zlrn

Zerlkonlty, V. V., 27n

YaltoftDko, Profeaor, 27n

Zhibrev, S. P., S9

Y9kovlev, I. A., 186-7

Zhukonky, V, A., 159, 175

Yaltubovich, P. F., 29lin

Zola, E., 262

Yazykov, N. M., 14

Zweig, S., 26

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Document Outline

Cover

Title Page

Copyright

CONTENTS

Author's Preface

Editorial Preface

Introduction: A Complex Vision by Aileen Kelly

Russian Thinkers

Russia and 1848

The Hedgehog and the Fox

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

VIII

Herzen and Bakunin on Individual Liberty

A Remarkable Decade

I. The Birth of the Russian Intelligentsia

II. German Romanticism in Petersburg and Moscow

III. Vissarion Belinsky

IV. Alexander Herzen

Russian Populism

Tolstoy and Enlightenment

Fathers and Children: Turgenev and the Liberal Predicament

I

II

III

Appendix

Index of Names