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

Volume 1 · 2024

Table of Contents

From the Editors

Distinguished Contributions

Varieties of Belief in The Brothers Karamazov by Gary Saul Morson

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

Sergii Bulgakov, Socialism, and the Church by Rowan Williams

Research Articles

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

On the Absence of Ethics in Dostoevsky by Denis Zhernokleyev

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Afterword by Caryl Emerson

Reviews

Becoming Like God by Octavian Gabor

Russian Liberalism in Theory and Practice by Randall A. Poole