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Palamism, Humboldtianism, and Magicism in Pavel Florensky’s Philosophy of Language
This article analyzes the evolution of Pavel Florensky’s teachings about language from the end of the 1910s to the early 1920s in the context of the two lines of influence (Humboldtian–Potebnian and Palamite) on the basis of which this teaching developed.
Dmitry Biriukov, Artyom Gravin
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P. A. Florensky dedicated nine writings of his rich interdisciplinary work to the phenomenon of cult, which were first published in a censored form in 1977. We turn our attention to one of these writings called Cult, Religion and Culture, published under
Daniel Porubec
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Pavel Florensky and the Future of Thought [PDF]
The article examines the legacy of priest Pavel Florensky in the context of European culture from antiquity to the present day. The dialogue in which Florensky is a perceiving and continuing comrade-in-arms is conducted with Plato, Aristotle, with the ...
Milbank John
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The Worldview of Priest Pavel Florensky as the Basis of His Philosophy of the Name [PDF]
The issue of the nature of the name and word is one of the most important topics in the heritage of Fr. Pavel Florensky. His particular interest to this topic was undoubtedly related to a heated debate about the nature of the name of God and the ...
Hieromonk Avel (Sergei V. Plakhtiy)
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Pavel Alexandrovich Florensky is a towering figure of the 20th century. He is recognised among many significant thinkers of the world’s cultural and philosophical panorama of the previous century.
Johan Buitendag, Antonino Puglisi
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The approach of Pavel Florensky to the fundamental cognitive and linguistic categories [PDF]
In this paper we try to discover how a Russian philosopher Pavel Florensky defines and analyses the nature of words, sentences and concepts in order to represent the mechanism of human thinking.
Ašić Tijana V,
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Sergii Bulgakov’s Linguistic Trinity*
Abstract As the work of Sergii Bulgakov has become more widely available in English, his Trinitarian theology has become a subject of particular interest. This article analyses his less well‐known works on the Trinity from the 1920s, arguing that the understanding of Trinitarian doctrine developed there is inseparable from Bulgakov’s analyses of ...
Joshua Heath
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Reception by P. A. Florensky of V. S. Soloviev’s heritage: from philosophy to teology of pan-unity [PDF]
The article deals with the fi rst stage of the philosophical and theological work of priest Pavel Florensky. At this stage, Florensky turns to the heritage of V.S. Solovyov and makes an attempt to give a theological interpretation of his main concepts, i.
Nikolai Pavliuchenkov
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Ideas about mysticism and magic as an expression of special features of priest Pavel Florensky’s christian worldview [PDF]
The article examines one of the most important features of the religious, philosophical and theological heritage of the priest Pavel Florensky. Despite the large amount of research literature, it remains not sufficiently studied. Unlike a number of other
Nikolai Pavliuchenkov
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SOPHIAN “HOMOUSIA” OF PAVEL FLORENSKY [PDF]
The analysis of the book Th e Pillar and Assertion of the Truth (1914) and the sophiological doctrine presented in the article and related to the approaches of certain Russian sophiologists shows the general problematic character of the attempts of ...
Yaroslav Vladimirovich Sarychev
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