Titlebook: A Russian Philosophe Alexander Radishchev; Allen McConnell Book 1964 Springer Netherlands 1964 Age of Enlightenment.Russia.bibliography.bi

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Robyn Klingler-Vidra,Yu Ching Kuo and Radishchev in his . recalled this Leipzig period, for all its pain and humiliation, as “one of the greatest periods of our lives.” It was a stirring time for Radishchev because of the friendships he made, because of the heroic example of Ushakov and because of his introduction to the Enlightenment in classes and readings.

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ssed.. Yet if read by modern standards, the work is so mannered and wordy, so conventional and diffuse over long stretches, as to be often dull. Pushkin, who attacked the book on many counts simply to get articles on Radishchev through censorship, no doubt was sincere when he said the . was inflated and dull.

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rney, one finds unprecedented conceptions, new ideals for Russia which would not be realized for another seventy or eighty years, with the Emancipation of the Serfs, the Epoch of Great Reforms and the remarkable Movement to the People.