Teresa Obolevitch, Tomasz Homa SJ, Józef Bremer SJ (ed.) Russian Thought in Europe. Reception, Polemics, Developement Kraków: Akademia Ignatianum w Krakowie, Wydawnictwo WAM 2013, pp. 600, ISBN 978-83-7767-948-7. Book might be purchased at Publisher Internet Bookstore.

Content

• Foreword

Patristic Inspirations in Russia and Europe

• Aleksey Kamenskikh, The Image of the Second Rome through the Prism of the Third,
• Janna Voskressenskaia, The “Other” Person. The Reception of Russian Neo-Patristics in J. Zizioulas’ Theology,
• Justyna Kroczak, Saint Theophan the Recluse’s oeuvre and reception of his thought in Poland.

Russian Writers in the West

• Olga Khvostova, Varngagen von Ense’s reception of Pushkin’s thought and Russia,
• Sergei A. Kibal’nik, On Dostoyevsky’s Anti-Rationalism, its European Philosophical Parallels and its Followers,
• Ilya Levyash, Semantics of the European Discourse of Dostoyevsky – Nietzsche,
• Marina Savel’eva, Dostoyevsky and Thomas Mann on the “Twilight of the German Spirit”,
• Józef Bremer, Romano Guardini’s interpretation of figures in Fyodor M. Dostoyevsky’s novels,
• Andrzej Gielarowski, A lie as a way of having control over a human being. Tischner’s interpretation of the character of Raskolnikov in Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment,
• Svetlana Klimova, Irina Bardykova, Modern Slavistics outside Russia in Quest of “the Real Dostoyevsky”,
• Irina Salmanova, Leo Tolstoy’s Integrity in Western Philologists’ Perception.

Russian Religious Philosophers’ Output in Europe

• Victor Chernyshov, Quest for the Catholic Church. Between Constantinople, Russia and Rome: William Palmer’s Response to Alexis Khomyakov’s Letters,
• Victoria Kravchenko, Vl. S. Solovyov’s oeuvre reflected in foreign philosophy,
• Tatiana Poletaeva, On V. Solovyov’s gnoseology and some aspects of its comprehension by Western philosophers in the context of West – East dialogue,
• Marek Urban, In quest of aesthetics. Hans Urs von Balthasar’s reading of Vladimir Soloviev,
• Olga Zaprometova, The Conceptualization of Religious Experience: From Solovyov to Moltmann,
• Gennadii Aliaiev, S. Frank and M. Scheler: by the Source of the Twentieth Century Philosophical Anthropology,
• Alexei Gaponenkov, European Context in the Correspondence between Nikolai Berdyaev and Semyon Frank,
• Valery Pavlov, Personalism of Nikolai Berdyaev’s Philosophy and French Personalism,
• Nadezhda Ilyushenko, The reception of Berdyaev’s philosophical ideas in Mounier’s personalism,
• Kirill Voytsel, Comparison of the Ontology of the “Humanity of God” in Nikolai Berdyaev’s and Karl Barth’s Thought,
• Dmitriy Gusev, Ideas of Active-Creative Eschatology in the Dialogueue between Russian and European Philosophical Thoughts of the 20th Century: Nikolai Berdyaev and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin,
• Anatoliy Saliy, Lev Shestov’s philosophic solitude and his influence on the European philosophy of the 20th century.

Dialogue Between Russia and Europe in the 20th and 21st centuries

• Olga Popova, Two parts of the one whole: a problem of interaction between the Russian and German cultures in the first half of the 20th century,
• Tatyana Suchodub, “Logos” as a European Project of Development of Philosophy of Culture,
• Vladimir Belov, Russian Neo-Kantianism and Europe: apprenticeship or cooperation?,
• Natalia Danilkina, Sergey Hessen in Czech Republic: an émigré philosopher as a phenomenon of European culture,
• Oksana Dovgopolova, The Paradoxes of Reception of the Russian Emigrant Thought in Bulgaria,
• Andrei Bronnikov, Russia in Rilke,
• Teresa Obolevitch, Russia in Étienne Gilson,
• Alexander Usachev, The Mainstream Influence of Russian Thought on European Philosophy,
• Maxim Manuilsky, Institute of Human Research. Historical Reminiscences,
• Tadeouch Adoulo, The Ontological Basis and Humanistic Potential of V. I. Vernadsky’s Social and Anthropological Projects,
• Ina Nalivaika, The Role of Mikhail Bakhtin in the Formation of Contemporary European “Philosophy of Everydayness”,
• Viacheslav Moiseev, The logic of all-unity as a form of reception of Russian philosophy of all-unity in Europe,
• Yuliya Serada, A. Kojève’s philosophical heritage in the context of the European intellectual space of the 21st century,
• Andrey Maidansky, The Dialectical Logic of Evald Ilyenkov and Western European Marxism,
• Janusz Dobieszewski, Russian Issues in Alain Besançon’s Perspective,
• Tomasz Homa, Solzhenitsynesque inspirations in the philosophy of European dissidentism of the latter half of the 20th century. Philosophical-cultural sketches,
• Andrei Rostoshinsky, The Semiotic Concept of the Russian heraldic system at the end of the 20th century and its reception in the West. Sources, History, Problems of Modernization, Prospects.