Philosophy of Love and Religious Issues of Sex in The Works of V. V. Rozanov

Student: Duisengaliyeva Madina

Educational Programme: Philosophy and History of Religion (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2019

This work explores philosophy of love and religious issues of sex in the works of Russian religious philosopher Vasily Vasilyevich Rozanov. It examines philosopher’s transition from aesthetics to love metaphysics, studies of his predecessors and contemporaries, revealed the idea of the Egyptian myth, built his model of the “sex of humanity” and gave a brief assumption about the possible application of philosophy of love and sex of V. Rozanov in the contemporary world.

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