ANDREEV Fyodor

1/13.4.1887 - 10.5.1929

Trivia In 1913 graduated from Moscow. Theological Academy (he studied under the guidance of AI. Vvedensky) and became a lecturer in the department of systematic philosophy and logic. From 1920 he taught at the Theological Institute and was ordained to the priesthood. Buddy P. Florensky. Developed the ideas of the philosophical school of the Moscow Theological Academy, explaining, in particular, its difference with the Slavophiles fact that it is "an argument between two opponents who have a common object of love."
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. Teaching Andreev saw the task of MDA is to 'prevent access to Western influences, to preserve and strengthen the eastern fence within a reasonable understanding of the universal truth of Orthodoxy'
. This, according to Andreeva, attracted slavophiles to MDA, starting with 'secret father Slavophilism' GSSkovoroda and VA Zhukovsky, and Nikolai Gogol. (Polovinkin C. in the book.: Russian Philosophy. Small Collegiate Dictionary. M., 1995. S. 23).

Major works 1) The stone which the builders rejected: One hundred years of struggle for ontologism. / / Journal of Theology. 1912, No. 12, 2) the Moscow Theological Academy and Slavophiles. Ibid. 1915? 10/12.

Works Submission FD Samarin for the title of honorary member of the MDA / Theological Journal. 1912. ? 12;
Rec.: Opus. Stanislavski Aksakova / Red. and Gurevich. EA Lacki. Izdatel'stvo "Lights", 1915. T. 1 / / Ibid. 1915. ? 5; From Jubilee Commission of the Moscow Theological Acad. Ibid. 1915. ? 10/12 (in conjunction with o.Pavlom Florensky);
Kinship early Slavophiles (table) / / o.Pavel (Florensky). About Khomyakova. Sergiev Posad, 1916;
Letter F.K.A. to MA Novoselova / / Fedor Dmitrievich Samarin from friends. Sergiev Posad, 1917;
Letters to o.Fedora Andreeva o.Pavlu Florensky (archive o.Pavla Florensky).

Literature Protopresbyter M. Polish. New Martyrs of Russia. Jordanville, 1957. T. 2; Andreeva NN. Memories of her husband o.Fedore A. / / Manuscript of the family archive daughters o.Fedora A.; Memoirs VN Yasnopolskoy / / manuscript.