On the Issue of “White Spots” in the History of Russian Philosophy (on the Example of the Philosophical Creativity by K.N. Leontiev)

• N.A. Frolova Lipetsk State Pedagogical P. Semenov-Tyan-Shansky University, Lipetsk, Russian Federation

Palabras clave: Russian, Spiritual, Culture, Philosophy, Slavophilism.

Resumen

This article analyses two critical phenomena in the history of Russian philosophical thought of the 19th century: Slavophilism and the concept of soil to identify the possibility or impossibility of their identification. Through contextual and historical-philosophical analysis as a method, the author demonstrates that the tradition of Slavophilism continued to exist in the second half of the 19th century. In conclusion, Russian philosophy has deep-seated internal patterns that manifest themselves throughout its development, organically going back to the peculiarities of the national spiritual and material culture, mentality, geographical and climatic conditions of existence