Year: 2022
Type: article
Abstract: s Ideas in Global and Russian Philosophical Thought: A Prognostication of Hermeneutics and Existential Analytics, June 17-19, 2021, Tomsk, Russia.The authors of the article "Dostoevsky on the Metaphysical Mystery of the Unhappy Consciousness", Galina I. Petrova and Nikolai A. Tarabanov, think that Dostoevsky presented the problem of man and consciousness in concepts that received theoretical formulation only in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.They highlight the performative potential of Dostoevsky's philosophy.The article "Dostoevsky on the Metaphysical Mystery of the Unhappy Consciousness" announces Dostoevsky's precocious philosophical anthropology, hermeneutics and phenomenology.The comparison of ontological and epistemological ideas of the Russian writer, on the one hand, and the philosophical doctrines of Western thinkers, on the other, testifying to the commonality of the spiritual problems of Russian and Western cultures, speaks of the possibility and necessity of their dialogue.The researchers consider 'the mystery' as a philosophical and anthropological category.In their opinion, "Dostoevsky's answer about man as a mystery is today, perhaps, the only philosophically and anthropologically reliable and credible truth about what man is".Dostoevsky's credibility is largely due to his intuitive and sensory insight into the basic ideas of phenomenology -intentionality and the phenomenological reduction.The principles of phenomenology "came to Dostoevsky even before Husserl <…> and opened the possibility of seeing the reason for the mystery in the fact that man in his existence went beyond the boundaries of objective reality and, finding himself in a different nature, 'got
Source: The Dostoevsky Journal
Author: Olga V. Shalygina
Language: English
Subfield: Literature and Literary Theory
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
Award: G2250206755
OpenAlex ID: W4313441663