Vasiliĭ Rozanov i evrei

In this exploration of Vasiliĭ Rozanov's complex relationship with Judaism, E. Kurganov delves into the intriguing intersections of religion, philosophy, and identity in early 20th-century Russia. Rozanov, an influential figure in Russian religious thought, grappled with his own beliefs while critically engaging with Jewish philosophy, revealing his ambivalence and fascination with the cultural and spiritual dimensions of Judaism. Kurganov sheds light on Rozanov's writings, offering insights into how his Jewish influences shaped his views on morality, existence, and the divine.

Through a meticulous analysis of Rozanov's works and personal correspondence, this portrayal emphasizes the nuances of his perspectives, illustrating the often contentious dialogues between Jewish and Russian religious traditions. Kurganov invites readers to reflect on the broader implications of Rozanov's thoughts, encouraging a deeper understanding of the intricate tapestry of cultural identity and the philosophical debates of his era. The book is a significant contribution to studies on Russian philosophy, religious identity, and interfaith dialogue.