The life and work of the Russian philosopher psychologist I.P. Chetverikov in science history. ... Part 1. Monograph Philosophy Humanities Social

The life and work of the Russian philosopher psychologist I.P. Chetverikov in science history. ... Part 1. Monograph Philosophy Humanities Social

For a long period of time, the name of a large Russian scientist in the spheres of orthodox theism and Christian philosophy, professor of experimental psychology of the Kiev Spiritual Academy, I.I. Four of them were in undeserved oblivion. He had a long life in which he had experienced both social change in his home country and family tragedy.
His first scientific work came out in 1903. In the Russian Empire "teaching of God as a personal creature", and the final in 1955. In Paris, the Orthodox Church in French.
For tens of years, he was a professor of philosophy and psychology of the largest institutions: the Kiev Spiritual Academy, the Kiev University, the University of Art, the University of Kiev.
Among his colleagues were Professor of the Kiev Spiritual Academy including P.I. Linitsky, P. I. Кудрявцева etc. He was a student of the founders of the German School of Experimental Psychology. Vundta and G. Muller working with E. Gusserlem in Gottingen.
In addition, he conducted correspondence with L.I. Six, discussed about the work of V.V. Rosanova with the philosopher S.N. Bulgakov, rewrote with academician an USSR VI. Вернадским. Political repressions of the 1930 s in the USSR did not circumvent it, turning into an illegal arrest and 3-year reference on groundless charges, giving him the highest degree of of of of who has no right to work in the specialty and live with his family.
It was the events on the wave of anti-religious reprisals in the USSR that became the main cause of its emigration and life in Europe. This study carefully tracks the main events of his life, the activities of the philosophy of Christian theism, the mind of psychology, experimental psychology, and will highlight many issues of his personality.

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