Бог и государство. Исповедь

Mikhail Aleksandrovich Bakunin (1814-1876) - russkiĭ filosof, publit͡sist, odin iz ideologov anarkhizma i narodnichestva.'Ispovedʹ', obrashchennai͡a k rossiĭskomu imperatoru Nikolai͡u I, napisana Bakuninym v Petropavlovskoĭ kreposti. Rukopisʹ s sobstvennoruchnymi pometkami t͡sari͡a byla naĭdena v arkhive Tretʹego otdelenii͡a i vpervye napechatana lishʹ v 1921 godu. V ėtom proizvedenii Bakunin opisal svoi͡u zhiznʹ i uchastie v revoli͡ut͡sionnom dvizhenii, a takzhe izlozhil sobstvennyĭ vzgli͡ad na nego, slavi͡anskiĭ vopros i obustroĭstvo Rossii.V sbornik takzhe vkli͡uchena nezakonchennai͡a rukopisʹ Bakunina 'Bog i gosudarstvo', v kotoroĭ on kritikuet khristianstvo i rast͡svetai͡ushchee v to vremi͡a tekhnokraticheskoe dvizhenie s materialisticheskoĭ, anarkhistskoĭ i individualisticheskoĭ tochek zrenii͡a.

Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin (1814-1876) was a Russian philosopher, publicist, one of the ideologists of anarchism and populism.The 'Confession' addressed to the Russian Emperor Nicholas I was written by Bakunin in the Peter and Paul Fortress. The manuscript with the tsar's handwritten notes was found in the archive of the Third Department and was first printed only in 1921. In this work Bakunin described his life and participation in the revolutionary movement, as well as outlined his own view of it, the Slavic question and the arrangement of Russia.The collection also includes Bakunin's unfinished manuscript "God and the State", in which he criticizes Christianity and the technocratic movement flourishing at that time from a materialistic, anarchist and individualistic point of view.