Titlebook: Alexander Zinoviev as Writer and Thinker; Philip Hanson (Reader in Soviet Economics),Michael Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Introduction,The reception in the West of Alexander Zinoviev’s writings has been a blend of admiration and incomprehension. The main aim of this book is to reduce the latter.

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Moralism versus Science,Since coming to the West, Zinoviev has been prone to make some very absolutist claims about the superiority of his scientific understanding of the Soviet Union. Denouncing the studies of western sovietologists as ‘the work of charlatans’, he has asserted

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Fumiyuki Kato,Yang Cao,Masatoshi Yoshikawa .. For unlike most of his fellows he has settled (after a short spell at Munich University) to no academic, editorial or other salaried job. He writes at least one book a year, which is always arresting and soon translated into other languages. He supplements his writer’s living by lectures, articl

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Wojciech Ozga,Do Le Quoc,Christof Fetzern free will and categorical imperatives. The sociologist attempts to move from a dispassionate analysis of Soviet society to generalisation about ‘communist’ societies from which private property relations are excluded, and in the process moves one further step towards generalising about ‘communism’

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceny attention paid to it only strengthens it.’. This is a piece of advice which one finds from time to time in Zinoviev’s work, expressed less succinctly, but no less adamantly.. It is advice which he has not taken himself. Discussions of ideology are to be found in many of his works and he has, inde

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D. V. N. Siva Kumar,P. Santhi Thilagam.. Superficial resemblance to his Third-Wave contemporaries may be seen in many areas, but in each Zinoviev remains strongly individual. For example, in his desire to teach and preach the ‘truth’ about his homeland he belongs to a tradition initiated by Herzen and renewed by Solzhenitsyn that takes

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science and the arts in the Soviet Union. Zinoviev is one of several outstanding Russian writers who benefited from the intellectual climate of that period and ‘Who have made the decision to renounce success, actual or potential, for the sake of their own vision of the truth’ (Smith, 1983, p. 46).

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