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Leder\u27s My Life in Stalinist Russia: An American Woman Looks Back - Book Review

, 2004
Bisha, Robin
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Response to Alexander I. Negrov’s Why Is There No Russian Protestant Theology?

, 2001
Pavlov, Evgeni V.
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The Religious Problem of Russian Philosophy

2021
Russian philosophy, like western philosophy, aims at a solution of the religious problem in general. But, in addition, the ecclesiastico-religious problem demands solution, and today this matter is more important. Religious objectivism and passivism proclaim the church as leading authority.
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Slavophilism and the Origins of Russian Religious Philosophy

2020
This chapter presents Slavophilism as having laid the foundations for the further development of Russian religious philosophy. The leading Slavophile thinkers in this respect were Aleksei Khomiakov and Ivan Kireevsky. Two main principles guided their religious thought: the compatibility of faith and reason, and the defence of human freedom, dignity ...
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The relevance of Russian religious philosophy

Herald of Omsk University, 2022
The Russian Orthodox religion within the framework of philosophical analysis demonstrates an amazing modern interpretation of Orthodox values, categorical apparatus and method of appropriation of the changed world. The analysis of empirical entities to which religion has privileged access insists on paying great attention to the way that Russian ...
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A Russian cosmodicy: Sergei Bulgakov's religious philosophy

2010
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Russian Religious Philosophy vs Russian Religious AND Philosophical Thought: Explanatory Possibilities of Competing Concepts

Herald of Omsk University, 2022
The article presents a theoretical analysis of two equally used concepts - “Russian religious philosophy” and “Russian religious and philosophical thought”. Each of these concepts has its own tradition of use. Which of them is most appropriate in modern philosophical discourse?
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Foundations for subject stability in Russian religious philosophy

Herald of Omsk University, 2023
The article analyzes the idea of a cognizing subject in russian religious philosophy. Cognition of truth is a manifestation of the unity of the unconditionally existing (truth), the fact of present consciousness, living thought. The mind perceives the form of the unconditionally existing and seeks to fill it with concrete content.
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Issues Of Russian Civilization In The Interpretation Of Russian Religious Philosophy

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2021
The article is devoted to the problem of Russian civilization. The domestic philosophical thought at all periods of its development demonstrates an example of understanding the fate of the country in world history. The discourse of this topic leads to the formation of complicated philosophical systems, which form a complex of stable ideas about the ...
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Breaks and Links. Prospects for Russian Religious Philosophy Today

Studies in East European Thought, 2001
An analytical review of the current situation of Christian philosophyin Russia is presented, aiming to explain, why so much expectedrenaissance of this philosophy in the post-soviet period did nottake place. Russian philosophy is shown to be structurally a synthesis of the Western conceptual framework and Eastern Christian discourse,the latter being ...
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