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    Philosophy in the Early St. Petersburg Theology Academy: toward the roots of classical Russian idealism

    The St. Petersburg Theological Academy was the first of the four academies in the early years of the nineteenth century to undergo a remodeling along the lines of a new charter for the empire’s church-affiliat...

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (2021)

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    Nikolai S. Plotnikov and Nadezhda P. Podzemskaia (eds.): Iskusstvo kak iazyk – iazyki iskusstva. Moscow: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie, 2017. ISBN 978-5-4448-0664-7 (т. I); ISBN 978-5-4448-0665-4 (т. II)

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (2019)

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    The young Losev as phenomenologist

    The two names most closely associated with phenomenology in early twentieth century Russia are Gustav Špet and Aleksej Losev. However, is that judgment warranted with regard to Losev? In just what way can we l...

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (2015)

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    Simon L. Frank, Der Gegenstand des Wissens: Grundlagen und Grenzen der begrifflichen Erkenntnis

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (2003)

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    From Neo-Kantianism to Logicism: Vvedenskij's Mature Years

    In the first two decades of the century Vvedenskij developed and defended what he took to be an original argument in support of the impossibility of metaphysical knowledge. This argument, which he hailed as a ...

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (1999)

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    The Rise of Russian Neo-Kantianism: Vvedenskij's Early ‘Critical Philosophy’

    This essay is a study of Vvedenskij's works starting from his 1888 dissertation up to the turn of the century. I attempt to show that although his explicit aim was to update Kant's philosophy of science in lig...

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (1998)

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    Aleksandr I. Vvedenskij on other minds

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (1995)

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    Timothy E. O'Connor, John W. Murphy, John Riser in Studies in East European Thought (1995)

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    Debol'skij and Lesevič on Kant: Two Russian philosophies in the 1870s

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (1993)

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    Karpov and Jurkevič on Kant: Philosophy in service to orthodoxy?

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in East European Thought (1993)

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    Richard E. Hart, Thomas Nemeth, Fred Seddon, Kevin Anderson in Studies in Soviet Thought (1992)

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    Thomas Nemeth, Tom Rockmore in Studies in Soviet Thought (1992)

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    Kant in Russia: Lavrov in the 1860S — A new beginning?

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in Soviet Thought (1992)

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    Fred Seddon, James G. Colbert, Timothy E. O'Connor in Studies in Soviet Thought (1991)

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    John W. Murphy, Irving H. Anellis, John D. Windhausen in Studies in Soviet Thought (1991)

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    Kant in Russia: The initial phase (cont'd)

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in Soviet Thought (1990)

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    Kant in Russia: The initial phase

    Thomas Nemeth in Studies in Soviet Thought (1988)

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    Kurt Marko, Thomas Nemeth, Michael M. Boll, Louis Dupré in Studies in Soviet thought (1987)

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    James G. Colbert, Thomas Nemeth, Heinrich Bortis in Studies in Soviet Thought (1986)

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    James P. Scanlan, William J. Gavin, Irving H. Anellis in Studies in Soviet thought (1986)

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