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War and Christianity from the Russian point of view. Three conversations by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, Stephen Graham, 2010-08-09

Sobranie sochineni (Russian Edition) by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, 2010-05-17

Inside The Kremlin by Vladimir Solovyov and Elena Klepikova, 1988

Literaturnaia kritika (Biblioteka "Liubiteliam rossiiskoi slovesnosti.") (Russian Edition) by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, 1990

Pis'ma by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, Ernest L'vovich Radlov, 2010-09-13

Yuri Andropov: A Secret Passage into the Kremlin by Vladimir Solovyov, Elena Klepikova, 1983-10

Zhirinovsky: Russian Fascism and the Making of a Dictator by Vladimir Solovyov, Elena Klepikova, 1995-06

The Justification of the Good: An Essay on Moral Philosophy [1918 ] by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, 2009-09-22

Tri Riechi V Pamiat Dostoevskago: (1881-1883 Gg.) (Russian Edition) by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, 2010-02-23

War and Christianity, from the Russian point of view by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, Stephen Graham, et all 2010-09-04

Sochineniia v dvukh tomakh (Filosofskoe nasledie) (Russian Edition) by Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, 1988

Tvoreniia Platona, Volume 2 (Russian Edition) by Plato, Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov, 2010-03-16

Die ethische und religiose Sozialismuskritik des Vladimir Solov'ev: Texte und Interpretation (Dissertationen) (German Edition) by Hans Gleixner, 1986

Vladimir Solovyev and Max Scheler: Attempt at a Comparative Interpretation: A Contribution to the History of Phenomenology. Translated from the German by Kathleen Wright (Sovietica) by Helmut Dahm, 1975-05-31

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Plato: Vladimir Solov'ev
The 1935 Richard Gill translation of vladimir solovyov's Essay on Plato. Presented on a single page.
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S Index (Internet Encyclopedia Of Philosophy)
Science, Philosophy of; Solipsism and the Problem of Other Minds; solovyov,vladimir; Sophists; Soundness and Validity; Spencer, Herbert;
http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/s/
Dynamic Directory - Society - Philosophy - Philosophers - Solovyov, Vladimir
Discussion group on the life, work, and legacy of the Russian religious philosopher vladimir solovyov based at egroups.
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Extractions: Dynamic Directory Top Society Philosophy Philosophers :Solovyov, Vladimir Description See also: Regional: Europe: Russia: Society and Culture: Religion Society: Philosophy: Continental Philosophy Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Denominations: Catholicism: Eastern Rites: Byzantine: Russian Christian Politics: Vladimir Solovyov's Social Gospel Theology - A 1994 essay by Greg Gaut. Explores Solovyov's place in the theological conversation. Concerning Earthly and Heavenly Utopianism - A 1913 article by Nikolai Berdyaev reviewing a book on the world-concept of Solovyov. Text available in English or Russian. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Vladimir Solovyov (1853-1900) - Article by Thomas Nemeth. Includes biographical information and extensive discussions of many aspects of Solovyov's thought. Manon de Courten - An overview of the Solovyov archives in Moscow.
The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society
A society devoted to the memory of the Russian philosopher who inspired the founders of the Russian Catholic Church to seek communion with Rome, who received the sacraments of that Church in defiance of the canons of Orthodoxy.
http://www.valley.net:80/~transnat/solsoc.html

Extractions: The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society Welcome! The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society was formed by Russians, Americans and West Europeans in Moscow in 1991. Named after the Russian philosopher Vladimir Solovyov (1853-1900), it is an informal group of persons interested in Russian culture and in the whole Russian philosophical tradition (not just in the work of Solovyov). We currently have over 150 members in ten countries. You are invited to join us! As of 2000, the Society will function entirely by e-mail, using both e-mail newsletters and a related discussion group. There are no dues; simply join our e-mail list as described below. Society information is exchanged primarily by e-mail newsletters, issued several times a year. The Society has held annual conferences: at Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, 1991; Dartmouth College, 1992; Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, 1993; University of Bergamo, 1994; Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, 1995; University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 1998. Its next conference will be at the Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, August 26-30, 2000. The Society's Moscow office is at the Institute of Philosophy (see address below). Affiliated sections of the Society are being formed in other Russian cities. Members are found in over ten countries. TO JOIN THE SOCIETY: You become a Society member simply by subscribing to its e-mail list. To subscribe send a blank e-mail (no subject or message) to:
FROM VLADIMIR SOLOVIEV
Excerpts from the Rees translation of solovyov's 'Russia and the Universal Church'. Includes solovyov's interpretation of some traditional stories.
http://praiseofglory.com/soloviev.htm

Extractions: SOME THOUGHTS FROM VLADIMIR SOLOVIEV Introductory Note: This page is devoted to giving a reflection of some of the key reasoning of Vladimir Soloviev, the celebrated Russian philosopher, whose thought was a seminal force in the origins of the Russian Byzantine Catholic Church. His thought has been a rich source of inspiration and support for several generations of Russian thinkers, philosophers, theologians, poets and intellectuals, both Catholic and Orthodox alike. We present below some, but by no means all, of Soloviev's core thoughts on church unity and the role of the Holy See (the See of Rome), in order to give the late twentieth century reader a flavor for this thought that has had and continues to have such widespread influence. It is not our intention to foster any polemic by offering these texts, but simply to provide some insight into the philosophical and theological bases for the origins of our Church. The facts of Soloviev's writings, of his entry into communion with the Holy See, and of the origin and growth of our Church are matters of history beyond dispute; the texts presented here simply reflect or shed light on those facts. Excerpts from Russia and The Universal Church by Vladimir Soloviev The Russian legend of St. Nicolas and St. Cassian, its application to the two separated Churches
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A 1994 essay by Greg Gaut. Explores solovyov's place in the theological conversation.
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Extractions: This article is one of a series which will be published by The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society at this web site. It is published with permission from "Modern Greek Studies Yearbook" in which it first appeared, Vol. 10/11 (1994/1995). Greg Gaut is a professor of history at St. Mary's University of Minnesota; e-mail: ggaut@smumn.edu Christian Politics: Vladimir Solovyov's Social Gospel Theology Greg Gaut ON 28 MARCH 1881, the philosopher Vladimir Solovyov, then 28 years old, was lecturing on Slavophile themes to a large audience in St. Petersburg. Towards the end of the lecture, he mentioned the six members of the terrorist organization Narodnaia volya [The People s Will] who were then on trial for the assassination of Alexander II. He told the audience that the regicide laid before the new tsar the "unprecedented opportunity to affirm the Christian principle of all-forgiveness" by pardoning the assassins of his father. Some observers claimed that students in the audience responded with shouts of "bravo," apparently interpreting his words as an endorsement of the radical movement, and that older members of the audience shouted at him angrily. According to his own report, Solovyov felt compelled to return to the podium in order to avoid misunderstanding. He told the audience that his point was only that a Christian state should not employ the death penalty. Although Solovyov did not intend to endorse the revolutionaries, his speech caused a "scandal" and was brought to the attention of the authorities, including the Minister of the Interior and Tsar Alexander III himself. His call for "Christian all-forgiveness," however, had no effect on the outcome of the case. On April 3, the government hanged five of the defendants, and commuted to life imprisonment the sentence of the sixth, who was pregnant. The Tsar then decided to reprimand Solovyov for "inappropriate opinions" and temporarily stop him from lecturing. This leniency was no doubt based on the fact that the young man was well known as the rising intellectual star of conservative nationalist circles, and moreover, the son of the late historian Sergei Solovyov, who had been a tutor to the Tsar.
Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov - Encyclopedia Article From Britannica.com
vladimir Sergeyevich solovyov solovyov, vladimir Sergeyevich, b. Jan. 16 Jan. ENCYCLOPÆDIABRITANNICA. solovyov, vladimir Sergeyevich b. Jan. 16 Jan.
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Extractions: d. July 31 [Aug. 13], 1900, Uzkoye, near Moscow Solovyov also spelled SOLOVIEV, Russian philosopher and mystic who, reacting to European rationalist thought, attempted a synthesis of religious philosophy, science, and ethics in the context ... Need more? Complete articles are available to premium service members. Information on site licenses is also available.
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Plato By Vladimr Solov'ev Translated by Richard Gill The following translation of Solov'ev's work on Plato was published in 1935, by Stanley Nott Press. I assume there has been no renewal of its copyright, and therefore is in public domain. If
http://www.valley.net/~transnat/gautfp.html

Extractions: This article is one of a series which will be published by The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society at this web site. It is published with permission from "Modern Greek Studies Yearbook" in which it first appeared, Vol. 10/11 (1994/1995). Greg Gaut is a professor of history at St. Mary's University of Minnesota; e-mail: ggaut@smumn.edu Christian Politics: Vladimir Solovyov's Social Gospel Theology Greg Gaut ON 28 MARCH 1881, the philosopher Vladimir Solovyov, then 28 years old, was lecturing on Slavophile themes to a large audience in St. Petersburg. Towards the end of the lecture, he mentioned the six members of the terrorist organization Narodnaia volya [The People s Will] who were then on trial for the assassination of Alexander II. He told the audience that the regicide laid before the new tsar the "unprecedented opportunity to affirm the Christian principle of all-forgiveness" by pardoning the assassins of his father. Some observers claimed that students in the audience responded with shouts of "bravo," apparently interpreting his words as an endorsement of the radical movement, and that older members of the audience shouted at him angrily. According to his own report, Solovyov felt compelled to return to the podium in order to avoid misunderstanding. He told the audience that his point was only that a Christian state should not employ the death penalty. Although Solovyov did not intend to endorse the revolutionaries, his speech caused a "scandal" and was brought to the attention of the authorities, including the Minister of the Interior and Tsar Alexander III himself. His call for "Christian all-forgiveness," however, had no effect on the outcome of the case. On April 3, the government hanged five of the defendants, and commuted to life imprisonment the sentence of the sixth, who was pregnant. The Tsar then decided to reprimand Solovyov for "inappropriate opinions" and temporarily stop him from lecturing. This leniency was no doubt based on the fact that the young man was well known as the rising intellectual star of conservative nationalist circles, and moreover, the son of the late historian Sergei Solovyov, who had been a tutor to the Tsar.
Icehousebooks (author: Klepikova, Elena; Solovyov, Vladimir)
Author index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZAuthor Klepikova, Elena; solovyov, vladimir (1 item) Click
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Extractions: To find a title on this page, try using your browser's Find command. It's usually on the Edit menu, or you can use Ctrl+f. (This works on most web pages - not just ours) Inside the Kremlin : A Penetrating Portrait of the Inner Circles of Soviet Power and Premier Mikhail Gorbachev By the Best Informed Russian Journalists in the West Home Author Index Classified lists How to order About us ... Noticeboard
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The most important resource for Russian Philosophy on the Web. Includes direct links to sites on Russian Category Society Philosophy Continental Philosophy philosophy. As open as any Internet Newsgroup, the Forum is a serviceof The Transnational vladimir solovyov Society (see below). The
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MetaXearch / Philosophy / Philosophers / solovyov, vladimir /. vladimir solovyovPlato This is a translation of vladimir solovyov's Essay on Plato.
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Author solovyov, vladimir; Vvedensky, Aleksandr; Kline, George L., translator;Jakim, Boris, translator. Authorsolovyov, vladimir; Jakim, Boris, ed.
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Extractions: Title: The Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra and Russia Author: Florensky, Pavel; Bird, Robert, translator ISBN: 1929829000 Retail price: $5.00 Title: Orthodoxy and Modern Society Author: Bulgakov, Sergius; Bird, Robert, ed. ISBN: 1929829035 Retail price: $5.00 Title: Culture and Christian Unity Author: Florensky, Pavel; Lopatin, Lev; Bird, Robert, ed. ISBN: 1929829027 Retail price: $5.00 Title: Apocatastasis and Transfiguration Author: Bulgakov, Sergius, Reitlinger, Joanna, Jakim, Boris, ed. ISBN: 1929829019 Retail price: $5.00 Title: Bibliography of Russian Idealist Philosophy in English Author: Bird, Robert, ed. ISBN: 1929829078 Retail price: $5.00 Title: The Concept of God Author: Solovyov, Vladimir; Vvedensky, Aleksandr; Kline, George L., translator; Jakim, Boris, translator ISBN: 1929829086 Retail price: $5.00 Title: At the Dawn of Mist-Shrouded Youth Type: Solovyov, Vladimir ; Jakim, Boris, translator; Magnus, Laury, translator ISBN: 192982906X Retail price: $5.00 Title: White Lily Author:Solovyov, Vladimir; Jakim, Boris, ed. ISBN: 1929829043 Retail price: $8.00
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Vladimir Solovyov (Internet Encyclopedia Of Philosophy)
vladimir solovyov (18531900). LIFE. solovyov was born in Moscowin 1853. His father, Sergej Mikhailovich, a professor at Moscow
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Extractions: LIFE. Solovyov was born in Moscow in 1853. His father, Sergej Mikhailovich, a professor at Moscow University, is universally recognized as one of Russia's greatest historians. After attending secondary school in Moscow, Vladimir enrolled at the university and began his studies there in the natural sciences in 1869, his particular interest at this time being biology. Already at the age of 13 he had renounced his Orthodox faith to his friends, accepting the banner of materialism perhaps best illustrated by the fictional character of Bazarov in Turgenev's novel Fathers and Sons and the actual historical figure of Pisarev. During the first two or three years of study at the university Solovyov grew disenchanted with his ardent positivism and did poorly in his examinations. An excellent student prior to this time, there is no reason for us to doubt his intellectual gifts. Nevertheless, although he himself as well as his interpreters have attributed his poor performance to growing disinterest in his course of study, this reasoning may sound to us at least somewhat disingenuous. In any case, Solovyov subsequently enrolled as an auditor in the Historical-Philosophical Faculty, then passing the examination for a degree in June 1873. At some point during 1872 Solovyov reconverted, so to speak, to Orthodoxy. During the academic year 1873-74 he attended lectures at the Moscow Ecclesiastic Academyan unusual step for a lay person. At this time Solovyov also began the writing of his magister's dissertation, several chapters of which were published in a Russian theological journal already before his formal defense of it in early December 1874. The death of his Moscow University philosophy teacher Pamfil Jurkevich created a vacancy that Solovyov surely harbored hopes of eventually filling. Nevertheless, despite being passed over, owing, at least in part, to his young age and lack of credentials, he was named a docent (lecturer) in philosophy. In spite of taking up his teaching duties with enthusiasm, within a few months Solovyov applied for a scholarship to do research abroad, primarily in London's British Museum.
Interview Of Victor Samsonov By Vladimir Solovyov
Interview. Victor Samsonov answers vladimir solovyov. Vl.S. First traditionalquestion VS When and why I started to collect painting?
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The Original Solovyov Society
The Moscow ?ReligiousPhilosophical vladimir solovyov Society . The subject ofthis interdisciplinary thesis is the vladimir solovyov Society (Russian abbr.
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Extractions: The Moscow „Religious-Philosophical Vladimir Solovyov Society" by Kristiane Burchardi, now published in: Forschungen zur osteuropäischen Geschichte vol. 53, Berlin 1999 "... kak my uzhe znaem, sam Solovyov ne sdelal vsech vyvodov, proistekajushchich iz priznanija znachenija i neobchodimosti juridicheskich garantij, politicheskoe credo russkogo zapadnichestva. (Sergej Bulgakov, 1903) Résumé Since the 19 th century the discourse on Russia’s future has been characterized by the split into „Slavophiles" and „Westernizers". At the beginning of the 20 th century a circle of Moscow intellectuals attempted to integrate the opposing factions by offering a new conception of the Russian self-identity. The members of this Society referred to the Russian philosopher Vladimir Solovyov, as to them his theme of „Godmanhood" seemed to be suitable to overcome the differences between East and West, between Russia and Europe. Their ideas for Russia’s future were intended as an alternative to socialist conceptions of society. Through this intention the Society has distinguished itself as a medium of pre-revolutionary non-socialist tradition which could be capable of stirring even the current debate on Russian self-identity. The subject of this interdisciplinary thesis is the Vladimir Solovyov Society (Russian abbr. RFO), an important circle of Moscow intellectuals of the early 20
Russian Philosophy Forum
Russian Philosophy Forum. A Service of The Transnational vladimir solovyov Society. ChristianPolitics vladimir solovyov's Social Gospel Theology by Greg Gaut.
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Extractions: Russian Philosophy Forum A Service of The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society About Russian Philosophy Forum Solovyov List Berdyaev List Web Pages Related to Russian Philosophy ... Our E-Mail and Other Addresses Welcome to Russian Philosophy Forum! We are an informal group of persons interested in Russian philosophy. Russians, Americans and West Europeans, our group includes both students and scholars. Our purpose is to expand transnational communication, education, research and publication in this field. You are invited to join us. We will provide access to a variety of ways of learning about and discussing Russian philosophy, past and present. The Forum is being organized by several Russian, American and West European members of The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society , whose names and e-mail or fax addresses are listed below. As this Forum develops, we will take advantage of the fact that we have Society founders and key representatives in Russia and Ukraine as well as England, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden and the United States. Additional country representatives are expected to join these soon. At present we can correspond by e-mail or fax in English, French, German or Russian, though English will provide much faster replies and general communication. The organization sponsoring both Russian Philosophy Forum and The Transnational Vladimir Solovyov Society is The Transnational Institute . The other Internet activity of the Transnational Institute is the new information service

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