The Meaning of History

Exploring the philosophy of history, this book delves into the foundations of Russian national consciousness, highlighting the tensions between slavophiles and Westerners. Following World War I, it seeks to revive this discourse, particularly in the context of a post-Communist Russia that reexamines its religious philosophical roots. The text emphasizes the unique apocalyptic perspective inherent in Russian thought, distinguishing it from Western ideologies and underscoring its contemporary relevance within Russian intellectual tradition.