Liisa Bourgeot
Biographic Data
| ID | 6548876 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Liisa Bourgeot |
| GIVEN NAMES | Liisa |
| FAMILY NAME | Bourgeot |
| SIGNATURE | BOURGEOT L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6728-0655 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Shpet, the ships and the Silver Age: On demythologising Russian philosophy
The centennial of the infamous Philosophers’ Ships ( filosofskii parokhod ) in 2022 offered an opportunity to examine the story that has been evolving around those involved since the end of the Soviet era. This article discusses the place of Gustav Shpet in the myth of the 1922 steamers. Although he never boarded the steamers, Shpet has come to be associated with their story. In asking why this is the case, the article explores the ships’ history…
Russia’s philosophy at the WCP: On the problem of the “Russianness” of Russian philosophy
This contribution to the Roundtable examines two questions raised at the 25th World Congress of Philosophy, held in Rome in August 2024. The first part of the text addresses the problem of Russian philosophy’s alleged particularity as a philosophical question. Why has this question maintained its central position for such a long time, and how should it be reconceptualised in the post-2022 reality? The second part tackles the new perspectives pres…
Gustav Shpet’s Transcendental Turn
Shpet’s interpretation of Husserl’s phenomenology has caused puzzlement because of the lack of clarity with which he treats the transcendental turn in Appearance and Sense (1914). I suggest that we find a more comprehensive discussion on the topic in Shpet’s 1917 article, “Wisdom or Reason?” There, Shpet reacts to Husserl’s treatment of a cluster of problems related to the latter’s transition to transcendental idealism. I read “Wisdom or Reason?”…
Methodology and practices of Russian formalism: Papers of the 2nd Osip Brik International Colloquium – a linguistic and interdisciplinary conference held at the Ivan Fedorov Moscow State University of…
This collection of articles, presented at the second Osip Brik International Colloquium (Ivan Fedorov Moscow State University of Printing Arts, 20–23 March 2013), introduces a wide variety of topic
Shpet, the ships and the Silver Age: On demythologising Russian philosophy
The centennial of the infamous Philosophers’ Ships ( filosofskii parokhod ) in 2022 offered an opportunity to examine the story that has been evolving around those involved since the end of the Soviet era. This article discusses the place of Gustav Shpet in the myth of the 1922 steamers. Although he never boarded the steamers, Shpet has come to be associated with their story. In asking why this is the case, the article explores the ships’ history…
Gustav Shpet’s Transcendental Turn
Shpet’s interpretation of Husserl’s phenomenology has caused puzzlement because of the lack of clarity with which he treats the transcendental turn in Appearance and Sense (1914). I suggest that we find a more comprehensive discussion on the topic in Shpet’s 1917 article, “Wisdom or Reason?” There, Shpet reacts to Husserl’s treatment of a cluster of problems related to the latter’s transition to transcendental idealism. I read “Wisdom or Reason?”…
Methodology and practices of Russian formalism: Papers of the 2nd Osip Brik International Colloquium – a linguistic and interdisciplinary conference held at the Ivan Fedorov Moscow State University of…
This collection of articles, presented at the second Osip Brik International Colloquium (Ivan Fedorov Moscow State University of Printing Arts, 20–23 March 2013), introduces a wide variety of topic
Gustav Shpet’s Transcendental Turn
Shpet’s interpretation of Husserl’s phenomenology has caused puzzlement because of the lack of clarity with which he treats the transcendental turn in Appearance and Sense (1914). I suggest that we find a more comprehensive discussion on the topic in Shpet’s 1917 article, “Wisdom or Reason?” There, Shpet reacts to Husserl’s treatment of a cluster of problems related to the latter’s transition to transcendental idealism. I read “Wisdom or Reason?”…
Shpet, the ships and the Silver Age: On demythologising Russian philosophy
The centennial of the infamous Philosophers’ Ships ( filosofskii parokhod ) in 2022 offered an opportunity to examine the story that has been evolving around those involved since the end of the Soviet era. This article discusses the place of Gustav Shpet in the myth of the 1922 steamers. Although he never boarded the steamers, Shpet has come to be associated with their story. In asking why this is the case, the article explores the ships’ history…
Russia’s philosophy at the WCP: On the problem of the “Russianness” of Russian philosophy
This contribution to the Roundtable examines two questions raised at the 25th World Congress of Philosophy, held in Rome in August 2024. The first part of the text addresses the problem of Russian philosophy’s alleged particularity as a philosophical question. Why has this question maintained its central position for such a long time, and how should it be reconceptualised in the post-2022 reality? The second part tackles the new perspectives pres…
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