Twórczość jako kształt Bogoczłowieczeństwa. Estetyka Władimira Sołowiowa.

The article presents an exploration into the aesthetics of the 19th-century Russian philosopher Vladimir Solovev, particularly in their discussion of creativity as a religious action between God and man. Details are given outlining Solovev's conception of the creative as an active and redemptive aspect of being in a fallen world. Further discussion is given outlining Solovev's placement within the larger philosophical and cultural movements of Russia during his era, including reference to fellow philosopher Nicolai Chernyshevsky and writer Aleksander Pushkin.