Concepts of conflict and concord in Russian social thought and practice, 18th-20th centuries
Monograph
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Ekaterinburg
Illustrations and maps
color inserts
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This monograph presents the results of interdisciplinary research on approaches to conflict and means for achieving social concord. The book is divided into four thematic sections: international relations, religion, society, and social thought. Within the first section, theories of war and peace in the early Soviet period and ideological campaigns in the Soviet press are discussed. In the second, confessional conflicts, concepts of religious harmony, and sobornost’ are analysed. Social issues are discussed in terms of relations between peasants and landowners in the reign of Alexander I and revolutionary martyrdom in 1905. In the fourth section, concepts of conflict between barbarism and civilization are discussed, as well as modern discussions on toleration. For specialists — historians and philosophers.
