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Marian Zdziechowski i rosyjski renesans religijny

Authors: Paprocki, Henryk;

Marian Zdziechowski i rosyjski renesans religijny

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Marian Zdziechowski and the Russian Religious Renaissance The article presents the views of Polish thinker Marian Zdziechowski on Russian philosophy and the Russian Renaissance of the 19th and 20th centuries. The issue is shown at the background of the then social mood in Polish society. Zdziechowski was the initiator of the first Orthodox-Catholic-Protestant meetings in France. He was friends with many Russians, among others he corresponded with Leo Tolstoy for thirteen years. He was vehemently opposed revolution and cruelty, including to animals, proclaiming a Christian vision of the world combined with pessimism. He expressed it particularly in his last work entitled W obliczu końca, published in Vilnius in 1937, a year before his death and at the threshold of the new war with its cruelty. Artykuł omawia poglądy polskiego myśliciela Mariana Zdziechowskiego na filozofię rosyjską i rosyjski renesans XIX i XX wieku, na tle panujących ówcześnie nastrojów społeczeństwa polskiego. Zdziechowski był inicjatorem pierwszych spotkań prawosławno-katolicko-protestanckich we Francji. Przyjaźnił się z wieloma Rosjanami, m.in. korespondował przez trzynaście lat z Lwem Tołstojem. Występował gwałtownie przeciwko rewolucji i okrucieństwu, w tym także do zwierząt, głosząc chrześcijańską wizję świata połączoną z pesymizmem. Szczególny temu wyraz dał w swojej ostatniej pracy, zatytułowanej „W obliczu końca” i opublikowanej w Wilnie w 1937 roku, na rok przed śmiercią, gdy coraz bardziej stawała się oczywistą nowa wojna i związane z nią okrucieństwa.

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philosophy, Russian Renaissance, revolution, cruelty, Christianity, reception of Russian thought, the Orthodox church

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