Russian Intellectual History: An AnthologyMarc Raeff Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966 - 404 páginas |
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... reason and which consequently gives rise to a certain feeling within us that obliges us to submit voluntarily . Otherwise submission is not a matter of duty , but of compulsion . And where there is no duty there is no right . God ...
... reason and which consequently gives rise to a certain feeling within us that obliges us to submit voluntarily . Otherwise submission is not a matter of duty , but of compulsion . And where there is no duty there is no right . God ...
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... reason , but that Europe's logical reason itself , having reached the highest possible level of its development , has become aware of its limitations and , having grasped the laws of its own operation , has discovered that the full ...
... reason , but that Europe's logical reason itself , having reached the highest possible level of its development , has become aware of its limitations and , having grasped the laws of its own operation , has discovered that the full ...
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... reason that violence breeds violence ; that the only means of deliverance from violence lies in not taking part in ... reason dictates in this matter , but act quite contrary to reason and to their own advantage . Each one says , “ I can ...
... reason that violence breeds violence ; that the only means of deliverance from violence lies in not taking part in ... reason dictates in this matter , but act quite contrary to reason and to their own advantage . Each one says , “ I can ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
FEOFAN PROKOPOVICH | 13 |
MIKHAIL VASILEVICH LOMONOSOV | 31 |
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