Russian Intellectual History: An AnthologyMarc Raeff Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966 - 404 páginas |
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... understand each other better than they understand others ; for there is always a certain similarity in the character of fellow- countrymen , and the inhabitants of one state always form , so to speak , an electric circuit transmitting ...
... understand each other better than they understand others ; for there is always a certain similarity in the character of fellow- countrymen , and the inhabitants of one state always form , so to speak , an electric circuit transmitting ...
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... understand the people and has violated that necessary frontier between the people and itself which alone makes a strong and mutually beneficial union possible . All this could easily be remedied at least in its essentials . The specific ...
... understand the people and has violated that necessary frontier between the people and itself which alone makes a strong and mutually beneficial union possible . All this could easily be remedied at least in its essentials . The specific ...
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... understand the people's soul . But how do they under- stand it ? Isn't understanding everything and loving everything — even the inimical , even that which requires abjuring what one values most — isn't that the same as understanding ...
... understand the people's soul . But how do they under- stand it ? Isn't understanding everything and loving everything — even the inimical , even that which requires abjuring what one values most — isn't that the same as understanding ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
FEOFAN PROKOPOVICH | 13 |
MIKHAIL VASILEVICH LOMONOSOV | 31 |
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