D. I. Pisarev in the Struggle for Materialism and Social Progress

Russian Studies in Philosophy 8 (3):311-325 (1969)
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D. I. Pisarev belongs to the brilliant galaxy of Russian materialist thinkers, along with Belinskii, Herzen, Chernyshevskii, and Dobroliubov. He was a passionate, fighting essayist and an original thinker who played a role of the very highest order in providing a rationale for, and upholding, materialism and revolutionary ideas for the transformation of society. Pisarev ruled the minds of the young generation of his day: he was their recognized authority and preceptor in the realm of ideas. At the same time he possessed the gift of being a talented writer who mastered to perfection the great and beautiful language of his people

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