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    A short story about the übermensch: Vladimir solov'ëv's interpretation of and response to Nietzsche's übermensch.Nel Grillaert - 2003 - Studies in East European Thought 55 (2):157-184.
    From the 1890s on, the atheist philosopher F. Nietzsche exerted a profound and enduring impact on Russian religious, cultural, and social reality. The religious philosopher V.S. Solov'ëv perceived Nietzsche's thought as an actual threat to Russian religious consciousness and his own anthropological ideal of Divine Humanity. He was especially preoccupied with the idea of the Übermensch since sometwo decades before the Nietzschean Übermensch was popularized in Russia, Solov'ëv had already developed his own interpretation of the sverkhchelovek.
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    Chamberlain, Lesley, motherland: A philosophical history of russia.Nel Grillaert - 2007 - Studies in East European Thought 59 (3):255-257.
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    Determining One's Fate: A Delineation of Nietzsche's Conception of Free Will.Nel Grillaert - 2006 - Journal of Nietzsche Studies 31 (1):42-60.
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    Urs heftrich and Gerhard ressel (eds.), Vladimir solov'ëv und Friedrich Nietzsche. Eine Deutsch-russische kulturelle jahrhundertbilanz.Nel Grillaert - 2004 - Studies in East European Thought 56 (2-3):243-246.
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    Christendom en filosofie: opstellen over wijsbegeerte, wereldbeeld en wetenschappen van het antieke Christendom over Nietzsche tot fundamentalisme vandaag.Danny Praet & Nel Grillaert (eds.) - 2014 - Gent: Academia Press.
    Dit boekt brengt negen opstellen samen van Gentse filosofen en godsdienstwetenschappers. Etienne Vermeersch, Freddy Mortier, Johan Braeckman met Stefaan Blancke, Rik Pinxten, Patrick Loobuyck, Balagangadhara Rao met Sarah Claerhout, Benjamin Biebuyck, Nel Grillaert, en Danny Praet leveren, elk vanuit hun eigen interesses en expertises, kritische bijdragen over de complexe relatie tussen christendom en filosofie: wijsgerige kritiek op het christendom en christelijk gebruik van de filosofie. Vanuit het ruimere perspectief van de interactie tussen wijsbegeerte, wereldbeeld en wetenschappen bestrijken de elf auteurs (...)
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    What’s in God’s name: literary forerunners and philosophical allies of the imjaslavie debate. [REVIEW]Nel Grillaert - 2012 - Studies in East European Thought 64 (3-4):163-181.
    The aim of this paper is to explore the interaction between a tradition that belongs originally to the realm of orthodox contemplative monasticism (i.e., hesychasm) and nineteenth-and early twentieth-century Russian intellectuals. In the first part, this paper will explore how hesychasm gradually penetrated nineteenthcentury secular culture; a special focus will be on the hermitage of Optina Pustyn' and its renowned elders, as well as their appeal to members of the Optina-intelligentsia, especially Fëdor Dostoevskij. Then, attention will shift to the imjaslavie (...)
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    Sarah Hudspith, Dostoevsky and the Idea of Russianness: A New Perspective on Unity and Brotherhood, BASEES/routledgecurzon Series on Russian and East European Studies, 6: RoutledgeCurzon, London, New York, 2004, Bibliography. Index. 228 p. [REVIEW]Nel Grillaert - 2007 - Studies in East European Thought 59 (1-2):159-161.
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    Urs Heftrich and Gerhard Ressel (eds.), Vladimir Solov'ëv und Friedrich Nietzsche. Eine deutsch-russische kulturelle Jahrhundertbilanz. [REVIEW]Nel Grillaert - 2004 - Studies in East European Thought 56 (2-3):243-246.