Works
- Legend (Легенда, 1836)
- Elena (Елена, 1838)
- Notes of a Young Man (1840)
- Diletantism in Science (1843)
- Who is to Blame? (Кто виноват?, 1846)
- Mimoezdom (Мимоездом, 1846)
- Dr. Krupa (Доктор Крупов, 1847)
- Thieving Magpie (Сорока-воровка, 1848)
- The Russian People and Socialism (Русский народ и социализм, 1848)
- From the Other Shore (1848–1850)
- Letters from France and Italy (1852)
- Selected Philosophical Works 1956
- My Past and Thoughts: The Memoirs of Alexander Herzen
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