Frank’s philosophy of history and social philosophy
This article considers and offers an overview of Semyon Frank’s socio- philosophical and historiosophical ideas. Special attention is paid to the phi- losopher’s perception of contemporary history as being fraught with catastro- phes and tragedies. It is demonstrated why Frank claimed that the true history of philosophy was that interpreting the concrete expression of supra-temporal unity of human spiritual life as the only meaning of history. The author de- scribes the methodological consequences of this assumption.