2024, no. 11
HERITAGE AND MODERNITY

Historical-Political, Scientific-Pedagogical and Philosophical-Mathematical Realities of the Triad “V.I. Vernadsky — P.A. Florensky — N.N. Luzin”

Viatcheslav A. Meider

DOI 10.20339/am.11-24.122pp. 122–132UDC 001.32:93/94Open Access

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Abstract

The unidirectionality, intersection and mutual complementarity of the scientific and philosophical ideas of our chosen scientists and thinkers of Russia in the first half of the 20th century — V.I. Vernadsky, P.A. Florensky and N.N. Luzin — are shown. This allows us to recreate their spiritual and scientific image. And in the very introduction to their creative heritage, we see motivation for scientific knowledge, the search for truth, moral formation and an active life position of Man.

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