Was There a Break in the Development of Russian Philosophy in the Soviet Period of Its History?

Russian Studies in Philosophy 39 (2):86-91 (2000)
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The scholars who claim that a "black hole" appeared in the history of our philosophy are obviously violating the truth. Evidently, what they are saying is that there was no philosophy of the kind that they would call philosophy. Such an approach does not fit any theoretico-method-ological paradigm. One must study the subject, bring it under critical analysis, not declare unequivocally that there was no such thing. For this reason, I would like by way of introduction to touch upon some of the theoretico-methodological preconditions of an analysis of the phenomenon under study

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