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Vladimir Solovyov

1853–1900

Vladimir Solovyov (1853–1900) was a Russian philosopher, poet, and theologian who sought to synthesize Western rationalism with Eastern Orthodox spirituality, advocating for universal unity (vseedinstvo) and sophiology. He is considered the founder of Russian religious philosophy and a precursor to the Silver Age, influencing thinkers like Berdyaev and Bulgakov. His works span ethics, epistemology, and eschatology, often blending mysticism with rigorous dialectical reasoning.

Philosophy

The Crisis of Western Philosophy: Against the Positivists
Lectures on Godmanhood
The Meaning of Love
Russia and the Universal Church
The Justification of the Good
Three Conversations on War, Progress, and the End of History

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