the revolutionary movement in the evaluation of f.m. dostoevsky: to understand conservatism in the political history of russia

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Abstract
The article attempts to show the features of the conservative worldview of F. M. Dostoevsky through the prism of his assessments of the revolutionary movement and socialist ideas in Russia. The main focus is on the analysis of artistic creativity, and journalism, especially "Diary of a Writer". This allowed us to identify the political views of F. M. Dostoevsky and the possibility of their practical implementation. It is concluded that the main cause of the political turmoil in the 1860s – early 1880s, the spread of revolutionary ideas the writer felt a deep moral crisis afflicting Russian society. Therefore, the cause of the crisis he saw not in reforming state institutions, and in fundamental moral renewal of Russian life on the basis of Christian Orthodox values.
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Authors ;Konstantin A. Lotarev;Oleg V. Kuznetsov
Journal business week
Year 2015
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http://bg.sutr.ru/journals_n/1449044987.pdf
Keywords
Socialism Liberalism conservatism social movement

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