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UMELECKÉ KOORDINÁTY LEONIDA ANDREJEVA V KONTEXTE FILOZOFIE ARTHURA SCHOPENHAUERA A FRIEDRICHA NIETZSCHEHO

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Dúbravská N.

Motus in verbo: časopis mladej vedeckej generácie

2017

tom 6

nr 2

59 – 66

Proposed paper explores the message of German voluntarist philosophy in the works of Russian modernist writer Leonid Nikolaievich Andreyev. Its subject matter deals with the philosophical system of two leading figures associated with the concept of ‘will’ – Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Nietzsche – as well as the influence of their teaching on Andreyev’s literary writings. The author of the paper analyses the phenomenon of ‘will’ from the perspective of the aforementioned philosophers, examines its significance in terms of human existence and determines its dominant position in relation to reason. The author subsequently confronts the acquired information with selected prosaic and dramatic texts of the Russian writer and identifies parallels between them. The paper concludes with evidence justifying the interrelation between Andreyev’s work and the German system of thought.

LITERÁRNE DIELO LEONIDA ANDREJEVA V KOTEXTE NEMECKEJ VOLUNTARISTICKEJ FILOZOFIE

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Dúbravská N.

Motus in verbo: časopis mladej vedeckej generácie

2019

tom 8

nr 1

52 – 63

Proposed paper focuses on the aspect of German voluntarism and its implications in the prose of Russian modernist writer Leonid Andreyev. The author of the paper explores the main ideas behind the German system of thought in the works of Arthur Schopenhauer and confronts them with Andreyev’s literary writings. The author emphasizes the concept of metaphysical ‘will’ as an underlying principle of voluntaristic philosophy and uses it as a reference point in the analysis of the writer’s prose. The paper attempts to define the purpose of ‘will’ in the life of Andreyev’s characters and to demonstrate its oppressive nature in relation to the notion of human freedom and self-fulfilment.