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Author: "Alexander Razin"


Remembering Peter Hare (1935-2008)


John Corcoran, Alexander Razin and Tim Madigan pay tribute to their friend.

[Issue 66: March/April 2008: Articles]



Models of Moral Activity


Alexander Razin considers why people act morally (when they do).

[Issue 54: February/March 2006: Philosophy in Russia]



The Philosophers’ Ship


In 1922 Lenin sent Russia’s best philosophers off on a cruise and told them not to come home unless they wanted to be shot. Alexander Razin and Tatiana Sidorina describe a ‘humanitarian act’ by a totalitarian regime.

[Issue 31: March/April 2001: Articles]



Nietzsche & Values


Nietzsche rejected all conventional morality but he wasn’t a nihilist – he called for a “re-evaluation of all values”. Alexander V. Razin describes the gulf separating him from that other great moralist, Immanuel Kant.

[Issue 29: October/November 2000: Nietzsche]



Alexander Zinoviev


Alexander Zinoviev is a scientist, a writer, a painter, and a member of the Department of Ethics at Moscow State University. The author of many books analysing contemporary society, he was for over twenty years an exile in Germany, and became a German citizen. Now he has returned to Russia. This interview is by his colleague in the Department of Ethics, Professor Alexander Razin (a contributing editor of Philosophy Now).

[Issue 26: April/May 2000: Interview]











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