Religion and the search for new ideals in the USSR
By: edited by William C. Fletcher and Anthony J. Strover.
Contributors: Fletcher, William C., ed.; Strover, Anthony J., ed.; Institut zur Erforschung der UdSSR.
Series: Praeger publications in Russian history and world communism,; no. 187
Publisher: Published for the Institute for the Study of the USSR [by] Praeger
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 135
Subjects: Soviet Union -- Religion; Soviet Union -- Social life and customs
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Papers presented at an international symposium, Munich, Germany, April 25-27, 1966, sponsored by the Institute for the Study of the USSR.
Table of contents: title: Communism and the problem of intellectual freedom, by G. Wetter.; title: The problem of alienation; life without spiritual or religious ideals, by P. B. Anderson.; title: Orthodoxy and the younger generation in the USSR, by D. Konstantinov.; title: The rejuvenation of the Russian Orthodox clergy, by N. Teodorovich.; title: Pseudo-religious rites introduced by the party authorities, by N. Struve.; title: Changes in Soviet medical ethics as an example of efforts to find stable moral values, by H. Schulz.; title: Protestant influences on the outlook of the Soviet citizen today, by W. C. Fletcher.; title: The search for new ideals in the USSR: some first-hand impressions, by P. B. Reddaway.; title: The tenacity of Islam in Soviet Union, by H. Lamm.; title: The significance of religious themes in Soviet literature, by Z. Shakhovskaya.; title: Summary, by M. Hayward.