Bibliographic notice

This bibliographic notice catalogues the complete works of the Orthodox theologian Vladimir Lossky, a major figure in Orthodox theology in the West during the twentieth century. It constitutes a systematic inventory covering his books and articles published between 1929 and 1964, as well as two unpublished manuscripts. The notice highlights the breadth and coherence of a body of work centred on apophatic theology, Eastern mysticism, Trinitarian theology, ecclesiology, and theological anthropology. It also draws attention to the numerous translations into English, German, Russian, and Romanian, attesting to the international influence of his thought. From a historical standpoint, this catalogue represents a valuable reference tool for situating Lossky's contribution to the dialogue between Eastern and Western theological traditions, as well as to the rediscovery of Byzantine and patristic spirituality within the academic and ecumenical context of the twentieth century.