Thinking Orthodox in Modern Russia: Culture, History, Context

Contents
Preface
Introduction
1 Orthodoxy and Enlightenment in Catherinian Russia: The Tsarevich Dimitrii Sermons of Metropolitan Platon
2 Theology on the Ground: Dmitrii Bogoliubov, the Orthodox Anti-Sectarian Mission, and the Russian Soul
3 Archbishop Nikon (Rozhdestvenskii) and Pavel Florenskii on Spiritual Experience, Theology, and the Name-Glorifiers Dispute
4 V. D. Kudriavtsev-Platonov and the Making of Russian Orthodox Theism
5 The Struggle for the Sacred: Russian Orthodox Thinking about Miracles in a Modern Age
6 “The Light of the Truth”: Russia’s Two Enlightenments, with Reference to Pavel Florenskii
7 Written Confession and Religious Thought in Early Nineteenth-Century Russia
8 Anagogical Exegesis: The Theological Roots of Russian Hermeneutics
9 Kant and the Kingdom of Ends in Russian Religious Thought (Vladimir Solov’ev)
10 Religious Thought and Russian Liberal Institutions: The Case of Pavel Novgorodtsev
11 What Is Beauty? Pasternak’s Adaptations of Russian Religious Thought
Afterword
Contributors
Index