Isolation and community

In this book, Berdyaev exposes philosophy and its relationship to the self, the individual, society, and religion, and discusses the ego and isolation, isolation and society, time, the past, secrets, and death... Nikolai Alexandrovich Berdyaev is an excellent Russian thinker, an interesting writer, and a fighter for his faith who does not accept compromise and does not give leniency. His philosophy is based on his spiritual experience, intuitive vision, and Sufi tendency, and does not rely much on logical analysis and testing of rational concepts, as it is an echo of his inner life and certain beliefs. His thinking attracted attention, his fame spread, and his many writings were translated into several languages, and researchers dealt with them with care and appreciation. Berdyaev was born in 1874 in the city of Kiev, the first center of the Christian religion in Russia. His family was among the notables of Russian families, and he received his education in a military school. In 1894, while he was a university student, he converted to Marxism, and was influenced by its teachings and its approach to research and theory, and during the following four years The tsarist government arrested him twice, and the second time - in 1898, he was exiled to Volgoda for a period.