The Ideological influence of the Russian philosophical and political discourse of the 19th century on the thought of Ľudovít Štúr

Školiteľ: 

Jon Stewart

Študijný odbor: 

2.1.3. history of philosophy

Forma štúdia: 

full-time/external

Fakulta - VŠ: 

Školský rok: 

2023/2024

Annotation: 

The doctoral thesis will be focused on the investigation of the philosophical influences from the Russian intellectual environment on the philosophical and political thinking of Slovak thinkers whose works shaped the nation-building process. The goal of the research would be focused on approaching the philosophical sources that fundamentally determined the perception of freedom on an individual level, its relationship to the idea of national equality, as well as the reflection of the philosophy of history by Štúr and his followers. The aim of the project would be a closer examination of those sources from representatives of Russian Slavophiles in particular (the works of Alexey Chomiakov, Konstantin Aksakov, Pavel V. Kirejevsky, Ivan Aksakov, Ivan V. Kirejevsky), whose ideas became part of the formation of the idea of Slavic mutuality and its subsequent modifications leading to free cooperation of national entities or even various forms of pan-Slavism. This research would also offer an opportunity for interdisciplinary cooperation between philosophy and related disciplines focused on issues of culture and political thought.

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