Can Russian thought be decolonized?
摘要
This article explores the complexities of decolonizing Russian thought, analyzing what can be considered the object of such decolonization, and revealing the challenge of defining the boundaries of Russian philosophy. It raises questions about determining the subject of colonization and decolonization within the context of Russian imperialism. The study concludes by proposing various positions on decolonial issues, including the decolonization framework, the content of Russian philosophy, strategies for writing its history, and the intertwining of academic and civic roles of researchers. By examining these aspects, the article contributes to the discourse on applying decolonial theory to Russian intellectual history.