Vladimir Soloviev and Alexander Men in Dynamics of the Russian History;
The heritage of both Russian thinkers - Vladimir Solovyov and Alexander Menn - is described as a kind of Christian response to the collision of the main universals of post-Cartesian (in Russia post- Petrine) history: traditionalism versus rationalism. The problem of multidimensionality and internal correlativity of developments of religion and science, of the coexistence of conservatism, liberalism and socialism, of co-development of these not similar intellectual spheres rises.