The Institute of Philosophy Is One of the Centers of Our Culture

Russian Studies in Philosophy 48 (1):41-55 (2009)
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Abstract

A retrospective look at the development of philosophy in Russia in the Soviet and post-Soviet periods through the prism of the author's own fifty-year experience with philosophical research and its organization within and beyond the institutional establishment. Recognizing the significance of the accumulated philosophical riches, the author advocates for not merely preserving and multiplying those riches, but also for making them available to the society and establishing active collaboration with researchers in other disciplines as well as with cultural and religious leaders

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