Chapter II. The Sociological Theories of the Slavophils and the Russophils (Danilevsky, Leontiev, and Soloviev)

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Preface 7
3. Contents 9
4. Part I. The Beginnings of Russian Sociology
5. Chapter I. The Social-Political Background of Russian Sociology 19
6. Chapter II. The Sociological Theories of the Slavophils and the Russophils (Danilevsky, Leontiev, and Soloviev) 46
7. Chapter III. The Sociological Theories of the Westernists 62
8. Part II. The Subjectivist School of Russian Sociology
9. Chapter I. The Sociological Theories of Lavrov 87
10. Chapter II. The Sociological System of N. K. Mikhalovsky 119
11. Chapter III. The Sociological Contributions of Youzhakov 156
12. Chapter IV. The Sociological Contributions of N. I. Kareyev 173
13. Part III. Miscellaneous Schools and Trends of Russian Sociology
14. Chapter I. The Objectivist School of Sociological Criticism (The Orthodox Marxists Plekhanov and Lvov) 205
15. Chapter II. The Neo-Marxists Struve and Tugan-Baronovsky 220
16. Chapter III. Russian Anarchist and Revolutionist Sociology (The Theories of Kropotkin and Chernov) 236
17. Chapter IV. The Juristic and the Historical-Genetic Schools of Russian Sociology 257
18. Chapter V. The Franco-Russian Sociologists (De Roberty and Novicov) 271
19. Chapter VI. Retrospect and Future of Russian Sociology 285
20. Appendix I. The Teaching of Sociology in Russia 289
21. Appendix II. Sociological Literature in Russia 290
22. Biblioography of Sources for Russian Sociology 292
23. Index 297
24. Studies In History, Economics And Public Law 311