Between Logos and Sofia

Pavel Alexandrovich Florensky (1882-1937), one of the most mysterious thinkers of the beginning of the 20th century-a philosopher, a mystic the goddess, but at the same time a natural scientist and an industry figure, since his new "discovery" in the 1980s, represented a stumbling block for researchers for researchers . N.K. Bonnetskaya began to study his work back in the 1970s, and in the 1980s she was engaged in the preparation of Florensky archival manuscripts for publication in foreign academic publications. The historian of Russian philosophy, a specialist in the culture of the Silver Age, she developed the original concept of the Florensky phenomenon, which is presented in this book. Florensky see she belonging to the spiritual tradition, which goes back to the figure of the great I.V. Goethe. The Russian scientist not only develops Goethe"s philosophical covenants, but with his personality and biography he reproduces the spiritual type to which Goethe gave a universal status in his tragedy.
The book, in which the most acute problems of spiritual culture are raised, is written in a clear, by no means a science language and is intended for all those who are interested in the mysterious era of the Silver Age