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On the Road to a Unified World View: Priest Pavel Florensky—Theologian, Philosopher and Scientist
2005Sergei S. Demidov, Charles E. Ford
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Protective and Conservative Tendencies in the Life and Works of the Priest Pavel Florensky
Orthodoxia, 2022The article discusses an important feature of Pavel Florensky’s biography and legacy that has not been properly covered by the existing research. Florensky is a well-known religious philosopher, the author of The Pillar and Ground of the Truth and lectures on the philosophy of cult and the philosophy of art.
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Hegumen Andronik (Trubachev): A Researcher and Commentator of Priest Pavel Florensky’s Legacy
Russian Journal of Philosophical Sciences, 2021The article examines the life and research activities of Hegumen Andronik (Trubachev). Hegumen Andronik was a member of the Liturgical Committee of the Russian Orthodox Church and served as the abbot of the Valaam Monastery of Savior Transfiguration, participated in the publication of the Priest’s Handbook, Orthodox Encyclopedia, and other projects ...
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Russian Journal of Philosophical Sciences, 2021
The article discusses some works on priest Pavel Florensky’s philosophical and theological legacy of the 1930s–2020s. The author of the article has examined changes in the perception of Florensky and his ideas among Russian émigré philosophers as well as in Soviet and post-Soviet Russia.
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The article discusses some works on priest Pavel Florensky’s philosophical and theological legacy of the 1930s–2020s. The author of the article has examined changes in the perception of Florensky and his ideas among Russian émigré philosophers as well as in Soviet and post-Soviet Russia.
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Symbolism of Priest Pavel Florensky in the Context of His Biography
Russian Journal of Philosophical SciencesThe article examines the metaphysical doctrine of priest Pavel Florensky concerning symbols as the foundation of his religious-philosophical worldview. The author investigates Florensky’s symbolism through analysis of his memoirs and several philosophical works from 1918–1922 (Philosophy of Cult and At the Watersheds of Thought).
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Palamism, Humboldtianism, and Magicism in Pavel Florensky’s Philosophy of Language
Religions, 2023Dmitry Biriukov, Artyom Gravin
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