Vladimir Solov'ev
1853 (Moskva) — 1900 (Moskva)
Vladimir Solovyov, Nicolai Hartmann, and levels of reality
2017
Axiomathes 27/2
Critique et annexion de la doctrine positiviste
2016
Archives de philosophie 79/2
Le problème du "moi" dans la philosophie de Vladimir Soloviev et de l'âge d'argent
2014
Revue Philosophique de la France et de l'Étranger 139/3
A short story about the Übermensch
2003
Studies in East European Thought 55/2
2003
Studies in East European Thought 55/2
The humanistic-legal problematic in Solov'ëv's philosophical journalism
2003
Studies in East European Thought 55/2
The Polish case in Vladimir Solov'ëv's vision of the future
2003
Studies in East European Thought 55/2
Vladimir Solov'ëv as "a mirror of the Russian counter-revolution"
2003
Studies in East European Thought 55/2
Vladimir Solov'ëv's fundamental philosophical ideas
2002
Studies in East European Thought 54/1-2
The centenary of the death of Vladimir Solov'ëv (1853–1900)
2000
Studies in East European Thought 52/4
"Impersonalismus" und die "werdende Vernunft der Wahrheit" in Solov'evs Spätphilosophie
1999
Studies in East European Thought 51/3
1999
Studies in East European Thought 51/3
Vladimir Solov'ëv's "virtue epistemology"
1999
Studies in East European Thought 51/3
The problem of moral absolutes in the ethics of Vladimir Solov'ëv
1996
Studies in East European Thought 48/2-4
L'intuition œcuménique de Vladimir Soloviev
1994
in: Œcuménisme et eschatologie selon Soloviev, Paris : de Guibert
1974
in: Hegel and the history of philosophy, Dordrecht : Springer
Hegel and the doctrine of historicity of Vladimir Solovyov
1966
in: The quest for the absolute, Dordrecht : Springer