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Condición: Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Mos. -Nauka- 1969/, pp. 270. Soviet sekts.

Hardcover/Hardback. Condición: Good. V knige, napisannoj gruppoj sovetskikh uchenykh-istorikov i filosofov, rassmatrivaetsya istoriya Russkoj pravoslavnoj tserkvi s drevnejshikh vremen do sovetskogo perioda. Avtory analiziruyut mesto i rol tserkvi v kulturno-istoricheskom protsesse, a takzhe ee vzaimootnosheniya s gosudarstvom na razlichnykh etapakh razvitiya obshchestva.…

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Mos.-Nauka- 1977/, pp. 330. Popular versions of utopian societies in 17 + 18th C. Russia. Utopias never work as they ignore the 'Schweinhund' in each and everyone of us.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Mos. -Nauka- 1965/, pp. 342. Index, tables. Major study by leading expert. ROBIL archival material. [slight tear upper right top of cover].

Brossura. Condición: come nuovo. Estado de la sobrecubierta: ottimo. prima edizione. DISPONIBILITÀ GARANTITA AL 99%; SPEDIZIONE ENTRO 12 ORE DALL'ORDINE. OTTIME CONDIZIONI, MAI SFOGLIATO, LIEVI SEGNI DEL TEMPO, LIEVE BRUNITURA. Descrizione bibliografica Titolo: La religione in URSS: saggi di sociologia Autore: AA.VV. (Autori Vari): I.I Datunashvili, Aleksandr Il'ic Klibanov, Z.A. Tazhurizina, V.G. Jurij Pivovarov, A.A. Eryshev, N.P. Alekseev, L.N. Mitrokhin Prefazione di: Ernesto Balducci Introduzione di: Ethel Dunn Traduzione di: Susanna Bourg Rossi Copertina di: Mario Monge Editore: Roma: Coines edizioni, 1976 Lunghezza: 159 pagine; 21 cm Note: Scritti già pubblicati pubblicati (Previously published) in Social compass, 1974, n. 2. Collana: Volume 37 di Universale Coines. Cristianesimo oggi Soggetti: Religione in Unione Sovietica, Storia contemporanea, Comunismo, Ateismo, Repressione, Cristianesimo, Ortodossia, Chiese, Sociologia religiosa, Società Comunista russa, Cultura, Russia, Stalin, Lenin, Patriarchi, Chiesa Ortodossa, Pope, Libri Vintage, Fuori catalogo, Saggi, Sette religiose, 1917, Rivoluzione bolscevica, Regime, Totalitarismo, Sectarianism, Spiritualità, Vita spirituale, Vita quotidiana, Fede, Pratica religiosa, Marxismo, Politica, Khristianstvo, Potere sovietico, Adriano Roccucci, Guerre Mondiali, Partito comunista, PCUS, Stato, Separazione, Ottobre, Ideologia marxistaleninista, Lotta di classe, Contadini, Kulaki, Clero, Vescovi, Patriarcato di Mosca, Cremlino, Metropolita, Kolomna Sergij, Leningrado, Novgorod, Aleksij, Kiev, Galic Nikolaj, Molotov, NKGB, Merkulov, Georgij G. Karpov, Controllo, Organizzazioni religiose, Jugoslavia, Bulgaria, Romania, Uomo nuovo, Santa Sede, Martirio, Cristiani, Novecento, Monastero di Solovki, Processioni, Censura, KGB, Giudaismo, Islam, Buddismo, Oppio dei popoli, Karl Marx, Richard Wurmbrand, Tortured for Christ, Nemico del popolo, Gulag, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Varlam Shalamov, Siberia, Testimoni di Geova, Presidium, Antisemitismo, Acculturazione razionalistica, Musulmani, Studenti, Intellettuali, Comunità battiste, Resistenza, Penetrazione, Libertà, Terrore, Materialismo storico, Palmiro Togliatti, Confessioni, Raccolte, Articoli, Socialismo, Coscienza individuale, études socio-réligieuses, Azerbaijan, Kahki, Zakatali, Belokany, Georgia, Emarginazione, Autocrazia, Diritti umani, Pedagogia autoritaria, Kolkhoz, Ucraina, Inchieste, Superstizioni, Sopravvivenza, Louvain, sociologie de la religion en U.R.S.S., Propagande athée, Sociologie Religieuse, Union Soviétique, Marxisme, Une Enquête Préparatoire au Sujet de la Religiosité des Populations d'Ukraine, The Schism in Contemporary Baptism, Les superstitions, mystification des relations quotidiennes, Reasons for the Retention of Religiosity in the Psychology of the Kolkhoz Peasantry and Ways of Overcoming it, Religion in the Soviet Union, Contemporary History, Communism, Atheism, Repression, Christianity, Orthodoxy, Churches, Religious Sociology, Russian Communist Society, Culture, Patriarchs, Orthodox Church, Out of Print Books, Essays, Religious Sects, Bolshevik Revolution, Totalitarianism, Spirituality, Daily Life, Faith, Religious Practice, Politics, Soviet Power, World Wars, Communist Party, State, Separation, October, Class Struggle, Peasants, Clergy, Bishops, Patriarchate of Moscow, Kremlin, Metropolitan, Control, Religious Organizations, Yugoslavia, New Man, Holy See, Martyrdom, Christians, Twentieth Century, Monasteries, Processions, Censorship, Judaism, Buddhism, Opposition of Peoples, Enemy of the People, Jehovah's Witnesses, Anti-Semitism, Rationalistic Acculturation, Muslims, Students, Intellectuals, Baptist Communities, Resistance, Penetration, Freedom, Historical Materialism, Confessions, Collections, Articles, Socialism, Education, Marginalization, Autocracy, Human rights, Authoritarian pedagogy, Ukraine, investigations, superstitions, survival.…

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition.

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Mos. -Ak Nauk- 1960/, pp. 410, index. Church reforms; heretics etc.

Hardback. (Opyt izucheniya religioznogo sektantstva v 20-v - nachale 30-x godov). 264pp Moscow 1974. VG.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Text is in Russia. 409, [3] pages and errata slip at back. Footnotes. Cover has some wear and soiling. Inscribed and dated (Aug. 16, 1967) on fep by author. This is believed to be by the same author who wrote History of religious sectarianism in Russia, 1860s-1917. Before the tenth century, Russians practiced Slavic religion. As recalled by the Primary Chronicle, Orthodox Christianity was made the state religion of Kievan Rus' in 987 by Vladimir the Great, who opted for it among other possible choices as it was the religion of the Byzantine Empire. Since then, religion, mysticism and statehood remained intertwined elements in Russia's identity. The Russian Orthodox Church, perceived as the glue consolidating the nation, accompanied the expansion of the Russian Empire in the eighteenth century. The dominance of the Russian Orthodox Church was sealed by law, and, as the empire incorporated peoples of alternative creeds, religions were tied to ethnicities to skirt any issue of integration. Throughout the history of early and imperial Russia there were, however, religious movements which posed a challenge to the monopoly of the Russian Orthodox Church and put forward stances of freedom of conscience, namely the Old Believers-who separated from the Russian Orthodox Church after Patriarch Nikon's reform in 1653 (the Raskol)-, and Spiritual Christianity (or Molokanism). It is worth noting that the Russian Orthodox Church itself never forbade personal religious experience and speculative mysticism, and Gnostic elements had become embedded in Orthodox Christianity since the sixth century, and later strengthened by the popularity of Jakob Böhme's thought in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Orthodox seminaries. Presumed First Edition, First printing, 1 of 2500.…

Hardback. 346pp Moscow 1965. Very good.