From the Other Shore

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From the Other Shore is a collection of philosophical and political essays by Russian thinker Alexander Herzen, reflecting on European revolutions, socialism, and the fate of Russia in the mid-19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf essay collection
philosophical work
political work
author Alexander Herzen
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
discusses future of Russia
peasantry
relationship between Russia and Europe
revolutionary strategy
role of the intelligentsia
social justice
genre philosophical essay
political essay
hasPerspective critique of authoritarianism
critique of utopian socialism
skepticism toward revolutionary violence
support for individual freedom
hasTheme conflict between ends and means
disillusionment with revolution
exile and alienation
freedom and necessity
historical progress
moral responsibility in politics
influencedBy 1848 revolutions
surface form: European revolutions of 1848

French socialism
Western European liberal thought
literaryForm essay
political commentary
literaryMovement Russian realism
mainSubject 19th-century European politics
1848 revolutions
surface form: European revolutions

Russian intelligentsia
emigration
fate of Russia
liberalism
revolution
socialism
movement Russian liberalism
Westernism
notableAuthor Alexander Herzen
originalLanguage Russian
philosophicalTradition existential reflection
humanism
publicationCentury 19th century
setInPeriod mid-19th century
workType non-fiction

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Alexander Herzen notableWork From the Other Shore
Herzen notableWork From the Other Shore
subject surface form: Alexander Herzen