Az orosz eszme The Russian Idea by Nikolai Berdyaev /HardcoverUPC:9789632763583MPN:OSZTK-2020-BER296Brand Name:Osiris KiadOverviewInThe Russian Idea,Nikolai Berdyaev (18741948) one of the most profound Christian philosophers of the 20th century explores thespiritual and intellectual foundations of Russian thought. Written during his exile in Paris and first published in 1946, this mature work presents a deeply reflective interpretation of theRussian national psyche, tracing its origins, historical expressions, and philosophical dilemmas.Berdyaev structures his book aroundten central problemsof Russian consciousness, examining how these ideas shapedRussian culture, religion, and identity. Through vivid portraits of thinkers such asDostoevsky, Tolstoy, Solovyov, and theSlavophiles and Westernizers(e.g., Khomyakov, Kireyevsky, Leontiev, Belinsky, Herzen), he reveals the inner conflicts that defined Russias spiritual journey between East and West.More than a history of ideas, this book is aspiritual diagnosis of a nation, written in Berdyaevs characteristically passionate and prophetic tone.ttekints (Hungarian Translation)AzOrosz eszmeNyikolaj Bergyajev (18741948)egyik legjelentsebb, sszegz mve, amelyet prizsi emigrcijban rt, s 1946-ban, halla eltt kt vvel jelent meg. A szerz ezttal nem sajt filozfijt fejti ki, hanem aorosz llek s gondolkodsgykereit, fejldst s kvetkezmnyeit vizsglja a trtnelem, a kultra s a vallsfilozfia tkrben.A knyvtz alapproblmamentn pl fel, s az orosz szellemisg olyan meghatroz alakjait idzi meg, mintDosztojevszkij, Tolsztoj, Szolovjov, valamint aszlavofilek s nyugatosokkpviseli: Homjakov, Kirejevszkij, Leontyev, Belinszkij, Herzen.Nem hagyomnyos filozfiatrtnet ez, hanemspiritulis ltlelet, amelyben Bergyajev szemlyes s prftai hangon rtelmezi azorosz vallsfilozfia s nazonossgkrdseit.Product FeaturesAuthor:Nyikolaj Bergyajev (Nikolai Berdyaev)Publisher:Osiris KiadSeries:Osiris Trsadalomtudomnyi Knyvtr / Osiris Social Science LibraryPublication Year:2020Language:HungarianFormat:Hardcover (stitched binding)Pages:296Dimensions:15 20 cmISBN:9789632763583Genre:Philosophy / Theology / Russian Studies / Intellectual HistoryCategory:Religious Philosophy, Cultural Thought, Modern HistoryAbout the AuthorNikolai Berdyaev(18741948) was a Russian religious philosopher and Christian existentialist whose works bridgedOrthodox spirituality and Western philosophy. Exiled by the Soviet regime in 1922, Berdyaev settled in Paris, where he wrote extensively onfreedom, creativity, and the human spirit.His major works includeThe Destiny of Man,Spirit and Reality, andSlavery and Freedom. Berdyaev remains one of themost original voices in 20th-century Christian philosophy, influencing theologians, writers, and political thinkers across Europe.A szerzrl (Hungarian Translation)Nyikolaj Bergyajev(18741948) orosz vallsfilozfus s keresztny egzisztencialista, aki azortodox teolgia s a nyugati filozfiakztt teremtett prbeszdet. A szovjet hatalom 1922-ben szmzte, ezutn Prizsban telepedett le, ahol szellemi munkssgnak cscsait rte el.F mvei kz tartozikAz ember vgzete,Szellem s valsg, valamintA rabsg s szabadsg. Gondolataia szabadsgrl, teremtsrl s emberi mltsgrlma is hatssal vannak a keresztny gondolkodsra.Themes and ContextThe spiritual destiny of Russia betweenEastern Orthodoxy and Western rationalismThe philosophical significance ofsuffering, freedom, and creativityin Russian cultureDeep moral analysis ofnational consciousnessand the role of Christianity in shaping identityRich portraits ofkey thinkersf