Russian literature in Philosophical Optics by V.V. Bibikhin

Abstract

The article examines the specifics of the perception of Russian literature in the works of V.V. Bibikhin. In his original philosophy, V.V. Bibikhin often turned to the Russian literary tradition, which in his opinion is almost as significant as Western European or ancient Greek philosophical thought. For him, Russian classical literature was a carrier of universal meanings, not a local national tradition. At the same time, it was here that the question of Russia and its position in the world was most acutely raised.