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2007

170 Pages

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Studies in East European Thought

Dostoevskij's significance for philosophy and theology

Vol. 59 (1-2)

Edited by

Robert Bird

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Full citation:

Bird, R. (ed) (2007). Dostoevskij's significance for philosophy and theology. Studies in East European Thought 59 (1-2).

Table of Contents

Introduction

Bird Robert

1-2

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Journey to transcendence

Blake Elizabeth A.; Rosario Rubén

3-20

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The rabbit and the duck

Blank Ksana

21-37

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Dostoevskij's guide to spiritual epiphany in the Brothers Karamazov

Connolly Julian W.

39-54

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Conceptualizing religious discourse in the work of Fëdor Dostoevskij

Klimova Svetlana

55-64

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Unorthodox confession, orthodox conscience

Allen Sharon

65-85

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The Brothers Karamazov

Stepanian Karen

87-99

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"Ridiculous" dream versus social contract

Stuchebrukhov Olga

101-117

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The specter of freedom

Wyman Alina

119-140

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[Review] Two camps of theoreticians (apropos of day and a bit more)

Scanlan James

141-157

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[Review] S. Hudspith, Dostoevsky and the idea of russianness

Grillaert Nel

159-161

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[Review] S. Cassedy, Dostoevsky's religion,

Holland Kate

163-165

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Errata

167-169

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