
A Philosophical History of Russia
Lesley Chamberlain
Atlantic Books
ISBN :9781843542862
Paperback 336 Pages
Price :£14.99 Sp.Price :599.00
Lesley Chamberlain, novelist, traveller and historian of ideas, has been pondering the enigma of Russia for over thirty years. She finds that during the last two centuries Russian intellectuals have asked two fundamental questions: 'what makes a good man?' and 'what is the right way to live?' Motherland is a unique introduction to the key Russian thinkers and an eloquently-narrated journey in the history of ideas. By examining Russian thought over the past two centuries, Lesley Chamberlain has produced a radical new interpretation of Russian intellectual history that, finally, gives us a glimpse in to the soul of that singular country.
Lesley Chamberlain is a writer and reviewer distinguished for her wide-ranging work from travel (In the Communist Mirror) to philosophy (Nietzsche in Turin). In 2003 she published her first novel, Girl in a Garden. She is the author of Motherland: A Philosophical History of Russia (2005) and The Philosophy Steamer (2006).
No comments:
Post a Comment