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Importance of certain original constituents of the Russian semiotics
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needs to plunge into the world of original ideas to elements
"zero" from the point of view of the emergence of semiotics time. And then
certainty should touch the problem of religious grounds.
Detached from the familiar roots of modern man -- not a sample
of the time. A different world the beginning of the century had different laws. And as an example we
we begin not with P. A. Florensky, for whose already were important
religious semiotics, and not with V. S. Solovyov who is considered
the founder of Russian religious philosophy. Our consideration we will begin
with Sergei Nikolaevich Bulgakov (1871-1944), trying to show that
the framework of his religious philosophy, of sophiology (and in this series will be
and S. L. Frank, and L. P. Karsavin, and a number of other individuals) and is
look for those General theoretical interests, which could then be implemented
in the form of private analysis of literary texts. "One True alien
discursive knowledge" (Bulgakov S. N. The philosophy of management //
Works: In 2 T. - M., 1993. - Vol. 1. P. 174), wrote in "Philosophy
economy" this thinker.