Volume 62, Issue 1

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March 2010

Special issue on Polish Studies in Russian Religious Philosophy / Edited by Janusz Dobieszewski

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14 articles in this issue

Editor’s preface
Edward M. Swiderski
EditorialNotes 10 March 2010 Pages: 1 - 1
Neoplatonic tendencies in Russian philosophy
Janusz Dobieszewski
OriginalPaper 06 February 2010 Pages: 3 - 10
Recent studies on Russian thought in Poland
Justyna Kurczak
OriginalPaper 11 February 2010 Pages: 11 - 17
Ludwig Feuerbach’s conception of the religious alienation of man and Mikhail Bakunin’s philosophy of negation
Jacek Uglik
OriginalPaper 02 February 2010 Pages: 19 - 28
Dostoevskij in the eyes of Leont’ev. The foundations and consequences of different identities
Marian Broda
OriginalPaper 16 February 2010 Pages: 29 - 40
The individual and nothingness (Stavrogin: a Russian interpretation)
Sławomir Mazurek
OriginalPaper 03 February 2010 Pages: 41 - 54
Sergei Bulgakov’s sophiology of death
Lilianna Kiejzik
OriginalPaper 06 February 2010 Pages: 55 - 62
“The tragedy” of German philosophy. Remarks on reception of German philosophy in the Russian religious thought (of S. Bulgakov and others)
Jan Krasicki
OriginalPaper 16 February 2010 Pages: 63 - 70
Utopia and history. Some remarks about Nikolai Berdjaev’s struggle with history
Leszek Augustyn
OriginalPaper 06 February 2010 Pages: 71 - 79
Berdjaev: authentic existence or a negative sociology
Marek Styczyński
OriginalPaper 04 February 2010 Pages: 81 - 91
Negative theology and science in the thought of Semyon Frank
Teresa Obolevitch
OriginalPaper 02 February 2010 Pages: 93 - 99
Milestones and Russian intellectual history
Andrzej Walicki
OriginalPaper 03 February 2010 Pages: 101 - 107
Freedom as praxis: a comparative analysis of August Cieszkowski and Nikolaj Berdjaev
Alicja A. Gęścińska
Steven Lepez
OriginalPaper 09 February 2010 Pages: 109 - 123
Political Hesychasm? Vladimir Petrunin’s Neo-Byzantine Interpretation of the Social Doctrine of the Russian Orthodox Church
Kristina Stöckl
Review Essay 10 March 2010 Pages: 125 - 133

Volume 62, Issue 1

Editor’s preface

Neoplatonic tendencies in Russian philosophy

Recent studies on Russian thought in Poland

Ludwig Feuerbach’s conception of the religious alienation of man and Mikhail Bakunin’s philosophy of negation

Dostoevskij in the eyes of Leont’ev. The foundations and consequences of different identities

The individual and nothingness (Stavrogin: a Russian interpretation)

Sergei Bulgakov’s sophiology of death

“The tragedy” of German philosophy. Remarks on reception of German philosophy in the Russian religious thought (of S. Bulgakov and others)

Utopia and history. Some remarks about Nikolai Berdjaev’s struggle with history

Berdjaev: authentic existence or a negative sociology

Negative theology and science in the thought of Semyon Frank

Milestones and Russian intellectual history

Freedom as praxis: a comparative analysis of August Cieszkowski and Nikolaj Berdjaev

Political Hesychasm? Vladimir Petrunin’s Neo-Byzantine Interpretation of the Social Doctrine of the Russian Orthodox Church

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