History is not an Abandoned Passage... (Justification of History in Russian Religious and Philosophic Thought of XIX – the First Third of XX Century)

Gacheva, Anastasia

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“History is not an Abandoned Passage...” (Justification of History in Russian Religious and Philosophic Thought of XIX – the First Third of XX Century)

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“History is not an Abandoned Passage...” (Justification of History in Russian Religious and Philosophic Thought of XIX – the First Third of XX Century)

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S004287440000743-2-1

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Affiliation: Institute of World Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow

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Issue 8

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114-126

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Russian religious and philosophical thought, justification of history, humanity, sin, death, transfiguration, resurrection, salvation, "the work of salvation", the Kingdom of God, nature, philosophy of economy, Christian politics, sobornost.

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03.10.2018

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GOST	Gacheva A. “History is not an Abandoned Passage...” (Justification of History in Russian Religious and Philosophic Thought of XIX – the First Third of XX Century) // Voprosy filosofii. – 2018. – Issue 8 C. 114-126 . URL: https://vphil.jes.su/s004287440000743-2-1/. DOI: 10.31857/S004287440000743-2
MLA	Gacheva, Anastasia "“History is not an Abandoned Passage...” (Justification of History in Russian Religious and Philosophic Thought of XIX – the First Third of XX Century)." Voprosy filosofii. 8 (2018).:114-126. DOI: 10.31857/S004287440000743-2
APA	Gacheva A. (2018). “History is not an Abandoned Passage...” (Justification of History in Russian Religious and Philosophic Thought of XIX – the First Third of XX Century). Voprosy filosofii. no. 8, pp.114-126 DOI: 10.31857/S004287440000743-2

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2. Gacheva, Anastasia G. (2007) “Dostoevsky and Russian religious and philosophical thought”, Dostoevsky and XX century, Vol. 2, pp. 18–96 (In Russian).

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