I. V. Baturina
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The author of the article analyses the basic ideas of V. Zenkovsky’s philosophy of
creativeness. V. Zenkovsky was a prominent thinker, historian of Russian philosophy,
theologian and author of a great number of works on psychology, pedagogics, cultural and artistic subjects. Zenkovsky’s view on the phenomenon of creative work is unique and original; his vision of the problem of creativeness lies both in philosophy and theology. The article examines Zenkovsky’s works of various periods. It offers a historical and philosophical analysis of Zenkovsky’s ideas in different theoretical and methodological aspects.
Key words: problem of creativeness, ideal factor of consciousness, metaphysical and
godlike human nature, religious faith, freedom, limitless, absolute, creative act, burden
of human life.
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