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dpj1-218	Lobok, Alexander	Boris Groys between Dialogue and Ideology, or Why It Is So Easy to Fall into the Trap of Fleeting Political Circumstances	2017	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2320	88	50	But the more you read Groys’ text, the more you come to realize that the author was quite serious in claiming to have discovered the theoretical basis of totalitarianism and Stalinism in Bakhtin’s theory of Carnival and it becomes obvious that such a conclusion was made simply due to theoretical carelessness, deficit of analysis, and adherence to certain ideological clichés. The methodology of Groys’s analysis of Bakhtin is highly reminiscent of the methodology of historical- philosophical analysis, which was part and parcel of the old Soviet textbooks on Marxism-Leninism: “Aristotle mistakenly believed…”, “Kant underestimated…”, “Hegel failed to realize…”, “Feuerbach failed to understand…” – such kind of clichés that do not even attempt to try and reconstruct the real thinking space of this or that philosopher according to the inner laws of this space.	cache/dpj1-218.pdf	txt/dpj1-218.txt