Solov'ev's Middle Years

Thomas Nemeth is a former associate editor of Studies in East European Thought and presently on its International Advisory Board. He is the author of five works on the history of Russian philosophy including two on Solov'ëv. He has produced the first critical translation of Solov'ëv's Justification of the Moral Good, two book-length translations of works by the philosopher Gustav Shpet, and most recently a volume on the history of Italian Neo-Kantianism. He has additionally authored numerous peer-reviewed articles on Husserl, Kant, Italian Idealism, and Marxism. He holds a PhD in philosophy from the University of Louvain, Belgium and was a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Melbourne as well as a recipient of an Alexander von Humboldt fellowship.

Acknowledgments, Competing Interests, Table of Contents.- Chapter 1 Introduction: Solov'ëv's Stance vis-à-vis Slavophilism.- Chapter 2 Origins and Development of Slavophilism.- Chapter 3 Confrontation with Ivan Aksakov.-
Chapter 4 Confrontation with Two Anti-Ecumenicalists.- Chapter 5 Confrontations with Orthodox Theologians.- Chapter 6 Confrontation with Strakhov and Danilevskij.- Chapter 7 Confrontation with Leont'ev and Rozanov.- Chapter 8 Confrontation with Astaf'ev and Giljarov-Platonov.- Chapter 9 Confrontation with the St. Petersburg Slavophiles.- Chapter 10 Solov'ëv and Late Slavophilism on ¿The Jewish Question".- Chapter 11 Concluding Remarks: Solov'ëv and Left Slavophilism.- Bibliography and Index.