Russian religious and metaphysical idealism: Vladimir Solovyov, Nikolai Berdyaev, and successors (c. 1874–1948)

1. Solovyov completes dissertation against positivism

   Jan 1, 1874Labels: Vladimir Solovyov, Moscow University

   • Britannica
   • IEP

2. Solovyov delivers Lectures on Godmanhood

   Jan 26, 1878Labels: Vladimir Solovyov, Godmanhood lectures

   • JSTOR
   • Cambridge

3. Solovyov resigns after clemency appeal controversy

   Mar 1, 1881Labels: Vladimir Solovyov

   • Britannica
   • Cambridge

4. Solovyov publishes Russia and the Universal Church

   Jan 1, 1889Labels: Vladimir Solovyov, Russia and

   • Cambridge
   • Britannica

5. Solovyov publishes The Justification of the Good

   Jan 1, 1897Labels: Vladimir Solovyov, The Justification

   • Acton
   • Britannica

6. Solovyov publishes Three Conversations and Antichrist tale

   Jan 1, 1900Labels: Vladimir Solovyov, Three Conversations

   • Britannica
   • Britannica Bio

7. Pavel Florensky publishes Pillar and Ground of Truth

   Jan 1, 1914Labels: Pavel Florensky, The Pillar

   • Oxford
   • Florensky Bio

8. Berdyaev publishes The Meaning of the Creative Act

   Jan 1, 1916Labels: Nikolai Berdyaev, The Meaning

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   • Springer

9. Soviet authorities expel Berdyaev and other thinkers

   Sep 1, 1922Labels: Nikolai Berdyaev, Philosophers' ships

   • Philosophers ships
   • Routledge REP

10. St. Sergius Institute founded in Paris

    Jan 1, 1925Labels: St Sergius, Paris

    • St Sergius
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11. Journal Put’ begins émigré religious-philosophical debates

    Jan 1, 1925Labels: Put journal, Berdyaev

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    • Berdyaev Bio

12. Lossky publishes Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church

    Jan 1, 1944Labels: Vladimir Lossky, Mystical Theology

    • Lossky Bio
    • JSTOR

13. Berdyaev dies in exile, closing a major era

    Mar 24, 1948Labels: Nikolai Berdyaev, Clamart

    • Berdyaev Bio
    • Routledge REP