Alexander S Tsygankov
Biographic Data
| ID | 6888898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexander S Tsygankov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexander S |
| FAMILY NAME | Tsygankov |
| SIGNATURE | TSYGANKOV A S |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1216-1042 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
S.L. Frank as a Critic of Occultism
Semyon L. Frank on the “secret of transcendence”
Based on archival materials, personal correspondence and Swiss periodicals, a historical and philosophical reconstruction of the circumstances of Semyon L. Franck’s lecture visit in Switzerland in 1929 have been performed. The place and significance of the report “The Secret of Transcendence” (“Das Rätsel des Transzendenz”), which was given in Zurich at the invitation of the local Philosophical Society, in the philosopher’s creative heritage was …
Philosophical Dialogue between Russia and The West
The article addresses a number of hermeneutic difficulties faced by representatives of the Dutch philosophical community of the 1930s in the context of their comprehension of Frank’s works. Semyon Frank was one of the famous Russian émigré thinkers. The article draws attention to important linguistic, cultural, and ideological features inherent in Russian religious philosophy, which might become obstacles to Western hermeneutic practices, impli…
S.L. Frank
In this paper, we reconstruct the historical and philosophical context of two German lectures by Semyon Ludvigovich Frank dedicated to F.M. Dostoevsky’s anthropology that were delivered by him in 1935 and 1938 in Switzerland. We also designate the general place that the philosophical understanding of Dostoyevsky’s work occupied in Frank’s thought during his émigré period of the 1930s. Building on archive materials the authors establish that the…
Protestant Organization “Russische Bruderhilfe” and Its Role in the Creative Biography of Semyon Frank in 1930s
The article presents a historical and philosophical reconstruction of cooperation between the Russian philosopher Semyon Ludvigovich Frank and the German Protestant organization “Russische Bruderhilfe” (“Russian Brotherhood Help”) as well as its printed organ — the journal “Liebet einander!” (“Love each other!”). Based on the correspondence of Frank with his wife, T. S. Frank, which is stored at the A. Solzhenitsyn House of Russian Abroad, as wel…
The Great Patriotic War Through the Eyes of the Russian Philosophical Emigration
The article provides a historical and philosophical analysis of various ways of perceiving the Great Patriotic War, which are sealed in the heritage of the two Russian thinkers immigrants – Semen Frank (1877‒1950) and Bruno Becker (1885‒1968). Based on the creative and epistolary heritage of Becker and Frank, which is currently stored in various American and European archives, their positions are reconstructed in relation to the main participa…
S.L. Frank in Holland
1934 ., . 1930- . , 1920- ., , 1912 . . - . , 1930- ., 1933 . -. 1930
German edition of S. N. Bulgakov's works
Personality and the World
Religious and Philosophical Revival in Russia in the Beginning of the 20th Century
Semyon Frank on Pugachev as a symbol of Russian revolution. Appendix
(Marx und Pu-und Pu-und Pu-Pu-Pugatschow), (-, ). 15 1927 . . - 20- . . . -, , . , , , - - (), . , , VIII
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Semyon Frank on Pugachev as a symbol of Russian revolution. Appendix
(Marx und Pu-und Pu-und Pu-Pu-Pugatschow), (-, ). 15 1927 . . - 20- . . . -, , . , , , - - (), . , , VIII
German edition of S. N. Bulgakov's works
Personality and the World
Religious and Philosophical Revival in Russia in the Beginning of the 20th Century
S.L. Frank in Holland
1934 ., . 1930- . , 1920- ., , 1912 . . - . , 1930- ., 1933 . -. 1930
The Great Patriotic War Through the Eyes of the Russian Philosophical Emigration
The article provides a historical and philosophical analysis of various ways of perceiving the Great Patriotic War, which are sealed in the heritage of the two Russian thinkers immigrants – Semen Frank (1877‒1950) and Bruno Becker (1885‒1968). Based on the creative and epistolary heritage of Becker and Frank, which is currently stored in various American and European archives, their positions are reconstructed in relation to the main participa…
S.L. Frank
In this paper, we reconstruct the historical and philosophical context of two German lectures by Semyon Ludvigovich Frank dedicated to F.M. Dostoevsky’s anthropology that were delivered by him in 1935 and 1938 in Switzerland. We also designate the general place that the philosophical understanding of Dostoyevsky’s work occupied in Frank’s thought during his émigré period of the 1930s. Building on archive materials the authors establish that the…
Protestant Organization “Russische Bruderhilfe” and Its Role in the Creative Biography of Semyon Frank in 1930s
The article presents a historical and philosophical reconstruction of cooperation between the Russian philosopher Semyon Ludvigovich Frank and the German Protestant organization “Russische Bruderhilfe” (“Russian Brotherhood Help”) as well as its printed organ — the journal “Liebet einander!” (“Love each other!”). Based on the correspondence of Frank with his wife, T. S. Frank, which is stored at the A. Solzhenitsyn House of Russian Abroad, as wel…
S.L. Frank as a Critic of Occultism
Semyon L. Frank on the “secret of transcendence”
Based on archival materials, personal correspondence and Swiss periodicals, a historical and philosophical reconstruction of the circumstances of Semyon L. Franck’s lecture visit in Switzerland in 1929 have been performed. The place and significance of the report “The Secret of Transcendence” (“Das Rätsel des Transzendenz”), which was given in Zurich at the invitation of the local Philosophical Society, in the philosopher’s creative heritage was …
Philosophical Dialogue between Russia and The West
The article addresses a number of hermeneutic difficulties faced by representatives of the Dutch philosophical community of the 1930s in the context of their comprehension of Frank’s works. Semyon Frank was one of the famous Russian émigré thinkers. The article draws attention to important linguistic, cultural, and ideological features inherent in Russian religious philosophy, which might become obstacles to Western hermeneutic practices, impli…
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