Volume 1 | Northwestern University Studies in Russian Philosophy, Literature, and Religious Thought

Volume 1 · 2024

Table of Contents

1 From the Editors by The Editorial Board

Distinguished Contributions

1 Varieties of Belief in The Brothers Karamazov by Gary Saul Morson

2 Momentous Intersections: A Comparative View on Russian and Jewish Spiritual Traditions by Mikhail Epstein

3 Sergii Bulgakov, Socialism, and the Church by Rowan Williams

Research Articles

1 Every Blade of Grass: The Divine Language of Nature in Dostoevsky by Amy Singleton Adams

2 On the Absence of Ethics in Dostoevsky by Denis Zhernokleyev

3 The Ferapont Paradox: Orthodox Hesychastic Practice and the Poetic Structure of The Brothers Karamazov by Peter Gregory Winsky

4 In Search of a Harmonious Whole: Nikolai Strakhov's Organicist Critique of Darwinism by Jillian Pignataro

5 J.S. Mill's System of Logic in Russia: The Debate on Empiricism in Russian Philosophy, 1860s–1890s by Julia Berest

6 The Subject and the Ideal: A Critical Discussion among Russian Marxists before the Revolution by Daniela Steila

7 Nothing From Nothing: The Underground in Sergei Bulgakov and Nikolai Berdiaev by Bradley Underwood

8 "Le style c'est l'homme": Sergii Bulgakov, Vladimir Nabokov, & the Artist's Podvig by Daniel Adam Lightsey

9 "The Kingdom of Spirits": Semyon Frank and Russian Religious Personalism by Randall A. Poole

10 Afterword by Caryl Emerson

Reviews

1 Becoming Like God by Octavian Gabor

2 Russian Liberalism in Theory and Practice by Randall A. Poole