Philosophy

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• A. Kireyev: “Russian Culture will be Based neither upon Metaphysics nor Law, but upon Ethics”

  Eliseev Sergius A., priest

  126-139

• Ecclesiology of V. N. Lossky in the Perspective of Personalism of Archpriest Sergius Bulgakov

  priest Viktor Ivanik

  56-71

• Fr. Georges Florovsky’s Theology of History as the Mainstream of Neo-Patristics

  Rupova Rosalia M.

  104–114

• Fr. Pavel Florensky on Antinomies

  Goriachev Daniil A., priest

  38-58

• G. Vattimo’s philosophy as an answer for the problem of violence: from ethics to aesthetics

  Sorokoletov Nikita V.

  126-137

• Historical Thought: from Factography to Theological Synthesis

  Rupova Rozaliya M.

  67-87

• Ilyin’s Philosophy: Religious, Philosophical, and Political Essays. A Brief Review

  Kazaryan Aleksandr T.

  106-125

• Ivan Ilyin: To be Faithful to Russia A Tribute to the 1030 anniversary of the Christianization of Rus

  Ivanov Mikhail I.

  94-105

• Ivan Vasilyevich Kireyevsky: ‘New Principles’ of Philisophy

  Ivanov Mikhail S.

  189–206

• Logics, Phenomenology, Hermeneutics in Georges Florovsky’s Historical Philosophy and Theology of History

  Golubovych Inna V.

  75–103

• N. O. Lossky and V. N. Lossky: Synchronicity in Spiritual Genesis of Their Views in Religious Philosophy and Theology

  Sergey A. Kolesnikov

  147-161

• Pavel Florensky’s Concept of Organ Projection and Herbert McLuhan’s Idea of Extensions of Man: The Subject in the Era of Incarnated Utopias

  Sorokoletov Nikita V.

  59-69

• Personality According to Priest Pavel Florensky

  Goryachev Daniil A., priest

  207–227

• The Beauty of Art as Represented by Russian Religious Philosophers of Late 19th — Early 20th Century

  Butylkina Elena V.

  95-108

• The Concept of Forgiveness in the Works of Selected Philosophers: Divine and Interpersonal Aspects

  Kreidzich Aliaksandr, deacon

  88-101

• The Problem Field of Christian Theodicy: A Historical Essay

  Sanayants Sarkis V.

  109-125

• Theological Dimension of the Natural Sciences in the Worldview of Fr. Pavel Florensky

  Rupova Rozaliya M.

  13-22

• Two Thinkers Discussing Palamism: Fr. Sergius Bulgakov’s Sophiological Palamism and Fr. Georges Florovsky’s Neo-Palamism (the 1920s)

  Biryukov Dmitry S.

  13-43

• “He Was Called in Kiev ‘A Humble Philosopher’”: Influence of Archimandrite Theophan Avsenev on the Formation of Philosophical Tradition in Russian Theological Academies: In the Interpretation and Evaluation of Fr. Georges Florovsky

  Ryapolov Sergey V.

  170–182

• “Vexation of Spirit”: Some Remarks about Pr. G. Florovsky’s Criticism on Pr. P. Florensky’s Works

  Pavlyuchenkov Nikolay N.

  148–160