[aspirant] Конференция "Всеединство и универсализм", 22-25 октября 2009 г., монастырь Бозе, Италия
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Библейско-Богословский Институт св. апостола Андрея
Монастырь Бозе
Международная конференция
Всеединство и универсализм
22-25 окт. 2009, Бозе, Италия
Понятие всеединства, являясь преимущественно наследием немецкой
романтической философской мысли, представляет собой одну из
основополагающих идей русской религиозной философии 19-20 вв. На
предстоящей конференции планируется обсудить значимость представлений о
всеединстве для сегодняшнего межхристианского диалога, а также диалога
между религиями и культурами.
Конференция пройдет в монастыре Бозе (Италия). Рабочий язык -
английский. Желающие принять участие в конференции должны до 1 августа
2009 г. прислать в ББИ регистрационную форму, а также тезисы доклада на
английском языке. Оргкомитет конференции производит отбор докладов и
рассылает приглашения участникам. Подробная информация о конференции
(по-англ.) приводится ниже.
St. Andrew's Biblical Theological Institute (Moscow, Russia)
Monastero di Bose (Magnano, Italy)
INVITATION AND CALL FOR PAPERS
International Conference
ALL-UNITY AND UNIVERSALISM
22-25 October 2009
Bose, Italy
THEME OF THE CONFERENCE
The idea of all-unity (vseedinstvo), developed in Russian religious
thought, and its western counterpart, universalism, played an important
role in 19-20 century philosophy and theology. Being chiefly a legacy of
German romantic philosophical thought, all-unity became one of the
fundamental ideas of Russian religious philosophy and the central notion
of cultural debates in 19 - early 20 century Russia.
For Russian thinkers (such as Ivan Kireevsky, Alexei Khomiakov, Nikolai
Fyodorov, Vladimir Solovyov, Vasily Rosanov, Sergei Bulgakov, Pavel
Florensky, Semyon Frank) all-unity was the central element of total
vision of ultimate realities. On the other side, it served for them as a
means of analyzing and perceiving the works of great European thinkers.
Apart from philosophical application, attempts were made to apply the
categories of all-unity to the sphere of theology: to Trinitarian
dogmatics (Bulgakov, Florensky) and Christology (Solovyov), as well as
to anthropology, ecclesiology, moral theology and spirituality.
After the revolution of 1917, this idea was further developed in the
Russian emigration circles and occupies an important place in today's
philosophical and theological discussions in Russia and in the West. The
aim of the forthcoming Conference is to consider different aspects of
all-unity and universalism and to discuss, in particular, compatibility
of this idea with Christian views and its relevance for contemporary
interconfessional and interreligious dialogue.
In the course of the Conference, the following questions will be
addressed.
Mystical roots of all-unity in Western and Russian traditions,
Longing for wholeness (tsel'nost') in the 19 century Russian and
European culture and its peculiarities,
Moral syncretism and ethical universality in 19 and 20 century
literature, theology and philosophy,
The notion of experience in theology: 20 century theology between
esthetical intuition and existential narrative,
Neo-patristics and new icon veneration: the image of God-man as an
answer to modern nihilism,
The theme of all-unity as a meeting point for dialogue between religions
and cultures: from interconfessional polemics to ecumenical views.
The given list does not exhaust all the aspects of the conference theme
but provides a focus for expected discussions.
PAPERS AND PUBLICATION
Those who wish to present a paper should send a summary (500 words at
most) by e-mail to St. Andrew's Institute by 1 August 2009. The
Organizing Committee selects papers for the Conference and sends
invitations to the speakers. The full text of all the papers selected
will have to be submitted by 1 September 2009. The working language of
the conference will be English.
Upon arrival at the conference every participant will receive summaries
of all the papers presented and the conference programme. Papers are
scheduled for 30 minutes each. Selected papers will be published in St.
Andrew's quarterly Pages: Theology, Culture, Education. Registration
form can be found on St. Andrew's website www.standrews.ru.
Registrations, summaries and papers should be sent to:
Mikhail Tolstoluzhenko
St Andrew's Biblical Theological Institute
Jerusalem St. 3, Moscow, 109316, Russia
Tel/Fax: +7 495 6702200; +7 495 6707644
E-mail: info@s*****.ru
ORGANIZATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS
The conference will assemble on 22 October for the opening ceremony in
the evening. Participants will depart after breakfast on 25 October.
The conference will be held in the recognised spiritual and academic
centre - Monastery of Bose. Accommodation and meals will be provided by
the organizers.
Visit our Web-site
www.standrews.ru
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