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711148
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b533337
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Berest, Julia,1976-
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| Title & Author
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The emergence of Russian liberalism : : Alexander Kunitsyn in context, 1783-1840 /\ Julia Berest
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| Edition Statement
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First edition
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| Publication Statement
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New York, NY :: Palgrave Macmillan,, 2011, ©2011
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| Series Statement
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Palgrave studies in cultural and intellectual history
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| Page. NO
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vii, 264 pages ;; 22 cm
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| ISBN
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0230111734 (hardback)
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: 9780230111738 (hardback)
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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| Contents
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Formative years -- Years in the Tsarskoe Selo Lyceum -- Kunitsyn in the Son of Fatherland -- Kunitsyn and Nicholas Turgenev : the Society of the Year 1819 -- Natural law tradition in Russia -- Natural law -- In the midst of conservative reaction -- Epilogue
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"This study offers a fresh perspective on the history of Russian liberalism by looking at the life and work of Alexander Kunitsyn, a teacher and philosopher of natural law, whose academic and journalistic writings contributed to the dissemination of Western liberal thought among the Russian public. Placed into the broad intellectual and political context of its time, Kunitsyn's life illuminates the history of legal philosophy and early liberalism in Russia--the topics that remain little studied in Russian and Western scholarships. One of the chapters is devoted to the textual and historical analysis of the major works on legal philosophy published in early nineteenth century Russia, none of which has been examined before. A comparison with other thinkers highlights Kunitsyn's distinctly individualistic and liberal interpretation of the natural law theory. It also explains why the publication of his work triggered an official reaction against the teaching of natural law and philosophy in Russian universities"--Provided by publisher
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"This study offers a fresh perspective on the history of Russian liberalism by looking at the life and work of Alexander Kunitsyn, a teacher and philosopher of natural law, whose academic and journalistic writings contributed to the dissemination of Western liberal thought among the Russian public. Placed into the broad intellectual and political context of its time, Kunitsyn's life illuminates the history of legal philosophy and early liberalism in Russia--the topics that remain little studied in Russian and Western scholarships. One of the chapters is devoted to the textual and historical analysis of the major works on legal philosophy published in early nineteenth century Russia, none of which has been examined before. A comparison with other thinkers highlights Kunitsyn's distinctly individualistic and liberal interpretation of the natural law theory. It also explains why the publication of his work triggered an official reaction against the teaching of natural law and philosophy in Russian universities"--Provided by publisher
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Kunit︠s︡yn, Aleksandr Petrovich,1783-1840
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Kunit︠s︡yn, Aleksandr Petrovich,1783-1840-- Political and social views
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Intellectuals-- Russia, Biography
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Law teachers-- Russia, Biography
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Liberalism-- Russia-- History-- 19th century
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Natural law-- History-- 19th century
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Philosophers-- Russia, Biography
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Russia, History, Alexander I, 1801-1825
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Russia, Intellectual life, 1801-1917
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Russia, Politics and government, 1801-1917
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| Dewey Classification
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947/.07092B
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| LC Classification
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CT1218.K827B47 2011
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