EVALUATION OF THE EVENTS OF THE 1905 REVOLUTION IN THE WORKS OF RUSSIAN SOPHIOLOGISTS OF THE LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURIES

Abstract

Until now the ideas of Russian sophiologists
of the late 19th - early 20th century have been considered
from the philosophical point of view. The article analyses how
these philosophers, who adhered to the concept of all-unity,
interpreted the events of the first Russian revolution. The
sophiologists felt the changes that took place in the country
and tried to explain, conceptualize and put down their attitudes
and views. Some representatives of this trend called for
peaceful reform of the country, maintaining the idea of all-unity.
Others (although supporting the same concept of universal
unity) considered the events of the first Russian revolution as
a sign of religious revival and transition to democracy.