Ideal of Integral Personality in P. L. Lavrov’s and N. K. Mikhaylovsky’s Philosophical Heritage
The study aims to compare the issue of integral personality in works of the Narodnik thinkers P. L. Lavrov and N. K. Mikhaylovsky. The article examines specific interpretation of the theory of personality’s liberation and the issue of anthropological ideal in the Russian Narodnik movement philosophy. Scientific novelty of the work lies in emphasising the issue of anthropological ideal in the Narodnik philosophy with reference to the theory of integral and autonomous personality. The attained results have shown that by personality’s integrity Lavrov and Mikhaylovsky meant a person’s moral ability to put their beliefs and ideals into practice, as well as a related sense of social responsibility.