Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
A Note on Transliteration
Introduction: Russia’s Century of Reform and Enlightenment
Part I. Orthodox Russia Reformed
1. Russian Orthodoxy on the Eve of the Reforms: The Ukrainian Context, 1654–1712
2. Escape from Rome: The Peregrinations of Feofan Prokopovich, 1696–1704
3. A Russian Luther: Feofan in St. Petersburg, 1716–1725
4. A Struggle for Orthodoxy: Saving Russia from “Papist Tyranny,” 1725–1736
Part II. Orthodox Russia Enlightened
5. “The Fledglings of the Petrine Nest”: Early Enlightenment and the Continuities of Reform, 1736–1765
6. Enlightening the Church: Faith and Culture in the Age of Reason, 1762–1801
7. Light from the Pulpit: Preaching Reason to Russia’s Masses, 1754–1801
8. Spiritual Napoleons: Awakened Bishops and the Bureaucratic Reaction, 1801–1824
Conclusion: Protasov’s Apocalypse, 1836
Appendix
Notes
Bibliography
Index