Duh i Litera, 2010, No21: Kyiv: Duh i Litera, 2010, 335 p.

Synopsis

СONTENTS

PERSONALITY: VASYL GROSSMAN

From the editors

Anne-Marie Pelletier — The power of kindness against the abomination

Alexis Berelowitch — Totalitarian systems in Vasyl Grossman’s works

Michel Parfenov — Radically intolerable. From the Black Book to Life and Fate

Ivan Dzyuba — The one who said the ‘forbidden words’

Victor Malakhov — Vasyl Grossman: the truth of bitterness

Volodymyr Panchenko — Vasyl Grossman and the “demons”. The opposition "freedom – constraint" in the Vasyl Grossman’s novel “Forever Flowing"

Liudmyla Dymers’ka — Thomas Mann and Vasyl Grossman: the lessons of confessional fiction. “The culture of conscience” and the principle of immanence

ETHOS

Ivan Dziuba — Mykola Shlemkevych

Mykola Shlemkevych — The prehistory of Halychyna

                The Forms of Disruption

                Common comparison

EUROPEAN CONTRAVERSIONS

Marc Sagnol — On the verge of Europe: Chernivtsi near Sadhora

THE KYIV CIRCLE

Vasyl Zenkovs’ky — The eighteenth century. The turning point in the church consciousness. The philosophy of Hryhoriy Skovoroda

Svitlana Kuzmina — The upbringing philosophy of Vasyl Zenkovs’ky and the Kyiv academic tradition in late 19^th and early 20^th cc

DIALOGUE

Larysa Vladychenko — The idea of a ‘religious’ dialogue as a realm of mutual relations of God and man in the works by Martin Buber

SOFIA-LOGOS

Olga Sedakova — The apology of the irrational. Sergey Averintsev

WITNESSES OF EPOCHS

Ludmyla Siryk — Ethical and existential aspects in the poetry of the Kiev Neoclacissist

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