“To Think and to Suffer” as the Meaning of Life

Russian Studies in Philosophy 57 (3):241-259 (2019)
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This article analyzes the philosophy of Alexander Pushkin through the prism of his formulation “to think and to suffer.” The material for this analysis is Pushkin’s lyric poetry, his novel in verse...

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