Reviews of our books

• Dimitrios Avdelas, Review of Beyond Modernity, “Filosofein” (2017), vol. 16, pp. 237–243 (in Greek),
• Andrej Puhaev, Review of Beyond Modernity, “Folia Petropolitana” (2017), vol. 6, no 1, pp. 158–159 (in Russian),
• Ol’ga M. Zaprometova, Review of Apology of Culture, “Solovʹëvskie Issledovaniâ” (2017), vol. 2(54), pp. 212–216 (in Russian),
• Juan Luis Caballero, Review of Apology of Culture, “Scripta Theologica” (2016), vol. 48, pp. 796–797 (in Spanish),
• Татьяна В. Чумакова, Review of Religion and Culture in Russian Thought, “Вестник Санкт-Петербургского государственного университета. Серия 17” (2015), vol. 1, pp. 191–192 (in Russian),
• Olga Zaprometova, Apology of Culture: Religion and Culture in Russian Thought, “Acta Missiologiae” 5 (2017), pp. 111–116 (in English),
• Randall A. Poole, Beyond Modernity: Russian Religious Philosophy and Post-Secularism, “Slavic Studies” 77/4 (2018), 1131–1133, DOI: 10.1017/slr.2018.358 (in English).

Feedback on Krakow Meetings

• Irina Bardykova on 2010 Krakow Meetings, Symbolism in Russian Culture (in Russian),
• Oxana Nazarova on 2013 Krakow Meetings, Reception of Russian Thought in Europe (in German).

Russian philosophy in Poland

• Website “Russian Philosophy” run by University of Zielona Góra (in Polish),
• Book “Polish Studies on Russian Philosophy”, vol. 1 (in Polish),
• Book “Polish Studies on Russian Philosophy”, vol. 2 (in Polish),
• Book Series “Jagiellonian Studies in Russian Philosophy” (in Polish),
• Book Series “Russian Philosophy” (in Polish).

Reception of Russian philosophy in Poland

• Sr. Teresa Obolevitch on the reception of Russian philosophy in Poland (in Russian),
• Sr. Teresa Obolevitch on the Krakow investigations on Russian philosophy (in Russian),
• Fr. Henryk Paprocki on the reception of Russian philosophy in Poland (in Polish),
• Beata Zielewska-Rudnicka on the reception of Russian philosophy in Poland (in Polish),
• Sergei Nizhnikov on Russian philosophy in Eastern Europe (in Russian),
• Special issue of “Studies in East European Thought” on Russian philosophy in Poland (in English).

Other

• Aleksey Kamenskikh, Oksana Dovgopołowa, Seminarium „Nauki humanistyczne w Rosji a przełom 1917 roku: wymiar egzystencjalny (Humanities in Russia and the Break of 1917: the Existential Dimension”), Perm, 2015 (in Polish).