17. The Russian Reception of Hegel - Two Generations in Search of Truth (1823-1917)

Kai Froeb 2026

Part IV: International Dissemination Before the First World War (1860–1914)

  1. Russian Hegelianism as an Independent Movement
  2. The First Russian Listener - Boris von Uexküll as a Solitary Figure (1821-1823)
  3. The First Generation: The Lyubomudry (1823-1830)
  4. The Second Generation: The Stankevich Circle (1831-1840)
  5. The First Russian Hegel Translations (1856-1868) - From Reading to Translating
  6. Georgi Plekhanov - Mediator Between Two Generations (1856-1918)
  7. The Religious Philosophers - A Parallel Appropriation of Hegel (1874-1922)
  8. Balance: Four Currents of Russian Hegel Reception - A Systematic Summary

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