”Sex is always the center…” Philosophy of Love by V. V. Rosanov
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This paper is dedicated to V. V. Rosanov views on the issue of sexual love. Analyzing the system of Rosanov’s notions of the God, nature and sex, authors show how the philosopher is trying to create pansexualistic quasireligious doctrine versus Christianity. The thinker is referred to as a radical ideologist of mystical-erotic revolution and a mouthpiece of peculiar to Russian culture trend towards the construction of a national religion.References
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Kuznetsov, V., & Nerusheva, L. (2010). ”Sex is always the center…” Philosophy of Love by V. V. Rosanov. Sententiae, 22(1), 147–182. https://doi.org/10.22240/sent22.01.147
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