Filozofija I Društvo 23 (1):1-20 (2012)
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The article traces possible channels of influence of a religious factor on the formation of a specific Russian version of socialism. Using the logics of the M. Weber?s work?The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism?, I. Zabaev reveals the categories that played a dominating role in the people?s consciousness in the pre-revolutionary Russia. According to his conclusion, these categories were?obedience? and?resignation?. It was obedience and resignation that assured the salvation of an Orthodox person. In everyday life such orientations were easily transformed into the readiness to obey the?superior?. Once elaborated, they turned to be quite stable and, being separated from their religious roots, ensured a sort of asceticism on the secular path.
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| Keywords | Protestant ethics, Orthodox ethics, Imperial Russia, Soviet Russia, priests, Russian monastic culture, officials |
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| DOI | 10.2298/fid1201001v |
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