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The Meaning of Love — Vladimir Solovyov

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The Meaning of Love

Смысл любви

Retrato de Vladímir Soloviov, por Nikolái Yaroshenko
byVladimir Solovyov

Five articles published in Questions of Philosophy and Psychology between 1892 and 1894. It denies that sexual love serves only the species: its meaning is to overcome egoism by recognising in another the absolute value each attributes to himself, and so restore the image of God in the human being. The union of man and woman foreshadows 'syzygy', the reunion of all creation with God, and the victory over death. It is his most read text outside Russia.

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English

  • The Meaning of Love — Vladimir Solovyov

    The Meaning of Love

    Lindisfarne Press, 1995

    Translation: Jane Marshall, rev. Thomas R. Beyer Jr.

    ISBN 9780940262188

    Introducción de Owen Barfield

Русский

  • Смысл любви

    Вопросы философии и психологии, 1892

    Primera publicación (1892–1894)

  • Смысл любви. Избранные произведения — Vladimir Solovyov

    Смысл любви. Избранные произведения

    Sovremennik, Moscú, 1991

    ISBN 5270013703

    Edición de N. I. Tsimbáyev

Français

  • Le sens de l'amour

    O.E.I.L., 1985

    Translation: B. Marchadier

    ISBN 2868390528

    Introducción de F. Rouleau

Español

  • El significado del amor — Vladimir Solovyov

    El significado del amor

    Monte Carmelo, 2010

    ISBN 9788483532409

Other works by Vladimir Solovyov

Sources

  • «Соловьёв, Владимир Сергеевич». Wikipedia en ruso (biografía, relación de obras con enlaces a las ediciones digitales).

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