Freemasonry, Bolshevik Occultism, & God-Building in Lunacharsky's "Vasilisa the Wise"

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Freemasonry, Bolshevik Occultism, & God-Building in Lunacharsky's "Vasilisa the Wise" : A Contextual Analysis of the Commissar of Enlightenment's 1919 Symbolist Play (Paradox of Progressivism)

The Russian Silver Age (1890-1915) was swept away by the Great War (1914-1918) and the Russian Civil War (1917-1920). Get Freemasonry, Bolshevik Occultism, & God-Building in Lunacharsky's "Vasilisa the Wise" literature books for free.
During that quarter century, avant-garde artists, poets, and performers indulged in free love, drugs, and occultism a bohemian behavior shocking to straight-laced Russian society, but which today looks surprisingly contemporary. For example, Natalya Goncharova dressed in men's clothes and lived out of wedlock with fellow artist Larionov; her nude life studies were considered too risquA to have been painted and exhibited by a female, and she was brought to trial on charges of pornography. Symbolist poet Briusov practiced black magic and conducted sAances; three of his devotees (whom he had introduced to cocaine) committed Check Freemasonry, Bolshevik Occultism, & God-Building in Lunacharsky's "Vasilisa the Wise" our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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During that quarter century, avant-garde artists, poets, and performers indulged in free love, drugs, and occultism a bohemian behavior shocking to straight-laced Russian society, but which today looks surprisingly contemporary Symbolist poet Briusov practiced black magic and conducted sAances; three of his devotees (whom he had introduced to cocaine) committed

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