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Vasily Rozanov was born in the city of Vetluga of the Kostroma province in a large family of an official of the forest department of Vasily Fedorovich Rozanov (1822-1861). He lost his parents early, brought up by his elder brother Nikolai (1847-1894). In 1870 he moved with his brothers to Simbirsk, where his brother taught at the gymnasium.

After the gymnasium, he entered the historical and philological faculty of Moscow University, where he listened to the lectures of S. M. Solovyov, V.O. Klyuchevsky, F.E. Korsha and others. In the fourth year, he was awarded the scholarship named after A. S. Khomyakov. Then he married A.P. Suslova, who formed Dostoevsky’s friend in the 1860s.

After graduating from the university in 1882, he refused to keep an exam on the master, deciding to engage in free creativity. In 1882-1893 he taught in the gymnasiums of Bryansk, Simbirsk, Yelets, White, Vyazma). His first book “On Understanding. The experience of studying the nature, boundaries and internal structure of science as solid knowledge ”(1886) (represented one of the options for Hegelian justification of science) was not successful. In the same year, Suslova left Rozanov, but refused (and refused his whole life) to go to an official divorce.

Rozanov’s literary and philosophical study “The Legend of the Great Inquisitor F. M. Dostoevsky” (1891), which laid the foundation for the subsequent interpretation of F. M. Dostoevsky as a religious thinker among N. A. Berdyaev, S. N. Bulgakov and other thinkers, was greatly known. ; Later, Rozanov became close to them as a participant in religious and philosophical meetings (1901-1903). In 1900, Merezhkovsky, Minsk, Hippius and Rozanov was based on a religious and philosophical society. Since the late 1890s, Rozanov became a famous journalist of the Late Slavophil Polar, worked in the magazines Russian Bulletin and Russian Review, published in the newspaper New Time.