Andrej Belyjs Rezeption der Philosophie Kants, Nietzsches und der Neukantianer
Andrej Belyj's novel "Peterburg" introduces to the reader a positivistic father, a neo-Kantian son and a revolutionary with Nietzsche's past. There is no such thing as a pretext or a philosophy. Belyjs concern is to integrate different thought systems into his artistic work, to c...
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| Format: | Electronic Book Chapter |
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Bern
Peter Lang International Academic Publishing Group
1998
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| Series: | Slavistische Beitraege
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| Summary: | Andrej Belyj's novel "Peterburg" introduces to the reader a positivistic father, a neo-Kantian son and a revolutionary with Nietzsche's past. There is no such thing as a pretext or a philosophy. Belyjs concern is to integrate different thought systems into his artistic work, to confront them with each other and thus to create a dialogue. Andrej Belyjs Roman "Peterburg" führt dem Leser einen positivistischen Vater, einen neukantianischen Sohn und einen Revolutionär mit Nietzsche-Vergangenheit vor. Um einen Prätext, um eine Philosophie geht es nicht. Belyjs Anliegen ist es, verschiedene Denksysteme in sein künstlerisches Werk zu integrieren, diese miteinander zu konfrontieren und so einen Dialog zu schaffen. |
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| Physical Description: | 1 electronic resource (387 p.) |
| ISBN: | b12599 9783954790630 |
| Access: | Open Access |