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2012/2(8) Contents Cultural Theory Roumyantsev O. Nugayev R. Cultural History Saiko E. Fazlullin S. Applied Cultural Research Seslavinskaya M. Humanities Fortunatova V. Lyusy А. Steiner E. Pigalskaya A. Vashchenko А. Small Encyclopaedia Ryleva A. Pro memoria Razlogov K. Russian Institute for Cultural Research - 80 years Kudryavtseva E. Reviews Rybak K. E. Current Events Kuzheleva-Sagan I. Zhukova O. Malygina I. |
UDC 17:930.85''18/19'' Saiko E. Ethical and Moral Issues in Russian Everyday Culture of the Late 19th and the Early 20th Centuries within the Context of the Book Culture Abstract. The Russian everyday culture is considered in relation to the impact of ethical ideas and principles presented both in Russian writings and works translated into Russian. The author analyses in detail the ethical views of the Danish philosopher H. Høffding especially those related to women’s social status, gender division of labour, and marriage, and also addresses presentation of ethical standards and related etiquette rules in contemporary Russian literature.
Key words: H. Høffding, everyday culture, ethics, morality, public morals, etiquette Saiko Elena Anatolievna, Doctor in Philosophy, Professor, Leading Researcher of the Research Centre for Book Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences by the Nauka Academic Publishing Centre (Moscow) e-mail: sayko13@list.ru |
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