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    Filosofsʹki tvory: Pro rytorychne mystetstvo. Rizni sententsiï.Feofan - 1979 - Kyïv: "Nauk. dumka,".
    t. 1. Pro rytorychne mystet︠s︡tvo.... Rizni sentent︠s︡ii.--t. 2. Lohika. Natur filosofii︠a︡ abo fizyka. Etyka.
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    Politics and Technology in Eighteenth-Century Russia.Alfred J. Rieber - 1995 - Science in Context 8 (2):341-368.
    The ArgumentThe question posed by this paper is why the Russian autocracy failed to pursue successfully Peter the Great's conscious policy of creating a society dominated by technique and competitive with technological levels achieved by Western Europe. The brief answer is that Peter's idea of a cultural revolution that would create new values and institutions hospitable to the introduction of technology clashed with powerful interests within society. The political opposition centered around three groups which were indispensable to the state in (...)
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    The Reception of Spinoza and Mendelssohn in the Russian Enlightenment and the Russian-Jewish Haskalah.Igor Kaufman - 2022 - Dialogue and Universalism 32 (1):81-102.
    My general objective in this paper is to provide the outlines of the reception of Baruch Spinoza and Moses Mendelssohn in the Russian Enlightenment of the late 18th century as well as in the Russian-Jewish Haskalah. In part of the paper I consider Gavrila Derzhavin’s mention of Mendelssohn in his “Opinion,” the translation of Mendelssohn’s Phaedon in Nikolay Novikov’s Masonic-inspired journal Utrennyi Svet, and the readings of Spinoza’s view on God and then-shared interpretation of his views as an “atheism” in (...)
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    Der Staatsbegriff im petrinischen Russland.Gundula Helmert - 1996 - Berlin: Duncker Und Humblot.
    Das Buch behandelt die herrschaftstheoretischen, sozialen und instrumentellen Komponenten des russischen Absolutismus unter Peter I. (1689 - 1725). Als Quellengrundlage dienen sämtliche Gesetze der Epoche, Briefe des Zaren, Schriften seines Chefideologen Feofan Prokopovic, Darstellungen russischer Zeitzeugen sowie Berichte ausländischer Diplomaten.Folgende Ergebnisse zeichnen sich ab: Die Weite des Raumes bewirkte eine Asymmetrie der Macht, die darin bestand, daß der Wille des Herrschers zwar in seiner unmittelbaren Umgebung bestimmend war, nicht jedoch an der Peripherie des Reiches. Den multinationalen Charakter der Bevölkerung (...)
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