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Introduction / Patrick Lally Michelson and Judith Deutsch Kornblatt -- Part I. Thinking Orthodox in the Church -- Orthodoxy and Enlightenment in Catherinian Russia: the Tsarevich Dimitrii sermons of Metropolitan Platon / Elise Kimerling Wirtschafter -- Theology on the ground: Dmitrii Bogoliubov, the Orthodox anti-sectarian mission, and the Russian soul / Heather Coleman -- Archbishop Nikon (Rozhdestvenskii) and Pavel Florenskii on spiritual experience, theology, and the Name Glorifiers dispute / Scott M. Kenworthy -- Part II. Thinking Orthodox in the Academy -- V.D. Kudriavtsev-Platonov and the making of Russian Orthodox theism / Sean Gillen -- The struggle for the sacred: Russian Orthodox thinking about miracles in a modern age / Vera Shevzov -- "The light of the truth": Russia's two Enlightenments, with reference to Pavel Florenskii / Ruth Coates -- Part III.Thinking Orthodox in society and culture -- Written confession and religious thought in early nineteenth-century Russia / Nadieszda Kizenko -- Anagogical exegesis: the theological roots of Russian hermeneutics / Oliver Smith -- Kant and the kingdom of ends in Russian religious thought (Vladimir Solov'ev) / Randall A. Poole -- Religious thought and Russian liberal institutions: the case of Pavel Novgorodtsev / Vanessa Rampton -- What is beauty?: Pasternak's adaptations of Russian religious thought / Martha M. F. Kelly -- Afterword / Paul Valliere. |
