Deconstruction of Natural Order. The Legacy of the Russian Revolution
Деконструкция естественного порядка: наследие русской революции
2017-01-01
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The book focuses on selected far-reaching consequences of the Russian Revolution: the transformation of law and legal culture, aberrations in international behavior, opening the way to nationalism as a motive for another revolution and timeless gnostic thinking, which underlay the revolutionary events and has never lost its orignial productivity in Russia. The authors try to present the legacy of the revolution in the context of the category of natural order. The analysis is based on four problematic issues: the nature of unnaturalness, the problem of equality, which involves the distinction between the people and the elite, the relation between the revolution and the natural order and the understanding of natural order from the pragmatic perspective.
Key Findings
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A pragmatic perspective is used to assess how the concept of natural order can interpret the revolution’s long-term consequences.
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Gnostic thinking underlay the revolutionary events and has retained continuing intellectual productivity in Russia.
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The Russian Revolution transformed law and legal culture, producing enduring consequences for how law and legality were understood.
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The legacy of the revolution is examined through the category of natural order, focusing on unnaturalness, equality, people–elite distinctions, and revolutionary disruption.
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The revolution contributed to aberrations in international behavior and helped open the way for nationalism as a motive for subsequent revolutionary change.
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the legacy and far-reaching consequences of the Russian Revolution in Russia
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the transformation of law and legal culture, aberrations in international behavior, nationalism and gnostic thinking, and their relation to the category of natural order
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