Russian poetry in the context of Orthodox culture

The book examines the religious and philosophical world of poetry F.I. Tyutcheva, A.S. Khomyakova, A.K. Tolstoy, A.A. Feta and V.I. Ivanova in the context of Orthodox culture, against the background of the holy ideas about the person, the highest and tween world, creativity, the Christian dominant is justified in the picture of the world named poets. Considered both spiritual insights of poets special accents in Christian topics and the retreat from the Christian truth, the impact of the spirit of time, as well as the dynamics and the results of the creative path and thus detected by the peculiarity of the spiritual personality of the poet, which affected creativity. The book is challenging such familiar representations like Pantheism F.I. Tyutchev, Romanticism and Pantheism A.S. Homyakova, Romanticism A.K. Tolstoy, Atheism A.A. Feta. The complexity of the spiritual path of V.I. is revealed. Ivanov, in his work accentuates the period of spiritual wanderings, as well as the height of the final achievements.
For philologists and all interested in Russian poetry