Description: The Oxford Handbook of Russian Religious Thought is an authoritative new reference and interpretive volume detailing the origins, development, and influence of one of the richest aspects of Russian cultural and intellectual life - its religious ideas.
Review Quotes: "...extensive and ground-breaking..." -- Kåre Johan Mjør, Studies in East European Thought
"The editors and authors have made an enormous contribution to the field, for which all scholars of Russia ought to be grateful." -- Francesca Silano, Houghton University, United States, Journal of Orthodox Christian Studies"This massive tome examines in great detail the various traditions and currents of Russian religious thought since Grand Prince Vladimir, ...This handbook will definitely challenge more than one reader." -- J-Guy Lalande, Studies in Religion"An important collection of essays, which will be of interest not only to scholars of Russia but to those interested in the encounter between religion and 'modernity' in general. It will make an exciting addition to undergraduate and graduate reading lists on the culture or history of Russia's 'Silver Age'." -- Thomas Marsden, Journal Of Ecclesiastical History