Preface

Hegel in Russia

Ilja Kliger, David Bakhurst

155-157

Stankevič and Hegel's arrival in Russia

VICTORIA Frede

159-174

The philosophical cap of Yegor Fjodorovič or becoming Belinskij

Vadim Shkolnikov

175-187

Hegel's political philosophy and the social imaginary of early Russian realism

Ilja Kliger

189-199

Hegelian madness?

Nikolaj Fëdorov's repudiation of history

Jeff Love

201-212

Hegel at the GAKHN

between idealism and marxism—on the aesthetic debates in Russia in the 1920s

Nikolaj Plotnikov

213-225

Goethe and Hegel in the commissariat of enlightenment

Anatoly Lunačarskij's program of Bolshevik–Marxist aesthetics

Inessa Medzhibovskaya

227-241

Five-year plan of philosophy

stalinism after Kojève, Hegel after stalinism

Siarhei Biareishyk

243-258

On the hegelian roots of Lukács's theory of realism

Vadim Shneyder

259-269

Il'enkov's Hegel

David Bakhurst

271-285