Artist. Thinker. Prophet. 200th anniversary of F. M. Dostoevsky on the pages of the St. Petersburg Theological Academy publications: retrospective analysis and bibliographic review

The article is dedicated to the past 200th birth anniversary of the great Russian writer and thinker F. M. Dostoevsky and contains a bibliographic review of publications in the editions of the Saint Petersburg Theological Academy - the journals “Christian Reading”, “Proceedings of the Department of Theology”, “Russian-Byzantine Herald”. Also, it presents an overview of some sections of the scientific monograph “Theology and Culture” by A. V. Markidonov, Associate Professor of the Theology Department, published by the SPbTA Publishing House, concerning the personality and religious philosophical worldview of the Russian classic. In the introductory part, a retrospective analysis of the 20th century perception of F. M. Dostoevsky’s work is given in a broad religious philosophical context, involving various interpretations from both national philosophical and theological tradition, and from Soviet Dostoevsky studies, as well as from European philosophy. The high scientific level of the materials under consideration and, in general, of the St. Petersburg Theological Academy scientific publications; continuity with the best traditions of understanding F. M. Dostoevsky’s work in national theological and religious-philosophical heritage; the relevance and topicality of the modern research on the history of Russian religious philosophy are noted.