The Post-Soviet Human (eBook)

Philosophical Reflections on Social History after the End of Communism
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The post-Soviet period (1989-2022) was, in its own way, an unprecedented era in human history. Its uniqueness lied not only in the fact that the USSR's dissolution had opened opportunities for the people and nations of Eastern Europe and northern Eurasia to experience freedom and test their creative powers, but also in the fact that these opportunities did not extract a price comparable to the cost in human lives and suffering during the Russian Revolution and Civil War of 1917-24. The post-Soviet Human attempted to establish free politics and economy, as well as to gain collective emancipation and personal freedom during this era. Even though these attempts failed in most cases, the post-Soviet Human's political creativity-with its democratic and autocratic achievements-was an intriguing phenomenon worth deeper study and understanding. Without learning the lessons of post-Soviet history, the East European and north Eurasian peoples are doomed to perpetually repeat its vicious cycles of tragedy and destruction.
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The post-Soviet period (1989-2022) was, in its own way, an unprecedented era in human history. Its uniqueness lied not only in the fact that the USSR's dissolution had opened opportunities for the people and nations of Eastern Europe and northern Eurasia to experience freedom and test their creative powers, but also in the fact that these opportunities did not extract a price comparable to the cost in human lives and suffering during the Russian Revolution and Civil War of 1917-24. The post-Soviet Human attempted to establish free politics and economy, as well as to gain collective emancipation and personal freedom during this era. Even though these attempts failed in most cases, the post-Soviet Human's political creativity-with its democratic and autocratic achievements-was an intriguing phenomenon worth deeper study and understanding. Without learning the lessons of post-Soviet history, the East European and north Eurasian peoples are doomed to perpetually repeat its vicious cycles of tragedy and destruction.
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Verlagibidem
EinbandPDF
Erscheinungsjahr2024
Seitenangabe199 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
Masse1'812 KB
PlattformPDF
ReiheSoviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society
AutorMinakov, Mykhailo

Alle Bände der Reihe "Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society"

Über den Autor Mykhailo Minakov

Dr. Mykhailo Minakov ist seit April 2025 Gastprofessor des Deutschen Akademischen Austausch-Dienstes an der Europa-Universität Viadrina in Frankfurt/Oder. Er ist ein prominenter ukrainischer Philosoph und Sozialwissenschaftler, der mehr als zwanzig Jahre an Universitäten in der Ukraine, der Schweiz und den Vereinigten Staaten sowie in Deutschland und Italien gelehrt und geforscht hat. Minakov befasst sich mit Fragen der politischen und Sozialtheorie, internationalen Entwicklungsforschung sowie Geschichte der Moderne. Er ist Chefredakteur des anerkannten Ideology and Politics Journal, das von der Good Politics Foundation in Kyjiw herausgegeben wird. Außerdem betreibt er das philosophische Webportal Koinè. Minakov ist Autor und Mitautor von zwölf Büchern sowie zahlreicher Aufsätze zu Philosophie, Politik und Geschichte.

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