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Volume 2. After Revolutions. Contens

Mazurek, Sławomir (1960– ) Gniazdowski, Andrzej (1964– )

2018-2019

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The revolutionary nature of the Russian Revolution

Dobieszewski, Janusz

2018-2019

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Volume 2. After Revolutions. From the Editor

Mazurek, Sławomir (1960– )

2018-2019

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Self-limiting catastrophism. Russian religious thought and the problem of the Revolution as unprecedented evil

Mazurek, Sławomir (1960– )

2018-2019

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Philosophy in the Time of Revolution

Shore, Marci

2018-2019

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Leo Tolstoy and the Russian Revolution: a modern look

Matveeva, Inga

2018-2019

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The religious teachings of the later Fichte as a source of anarchismand revolutionary ideas

Evlampiev, Igor I.

2018-2019

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Revolution and tradition

Król, Marcin (1944–2020)

2018-2019

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Revolution as the sleep of reason: the total reduction of ideas

Kantor, Vladimir

2018-2019

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The shocks of history. The phenomenology of revolution as emerging from Leo Karsavin’s views

Augustyn, Leszek

2018-2019

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Anatomy of the Russian Revolution and the illusions of breaking with the past. Traditionalist criticism of Pitirim Sorokin

Jedliński, Marek

2018-2019

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Waldemar Bulira, Teoria krytyczna szkoły budapeszteńskiej. Od totalitaryzmu do postmodernizmu [The Critical Theory of the Budapest School. From Totalitarianism to Postmodernism]

Gniazdowski, Andrzej (1964– )

2018-2019

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About the Authors

Mazurek, Sławomir (1960– ) Gniazdowski, Andrzej (1964– )

2018-2019

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Vol.2. After revolution. Back cover

Mazurek, Sławomir (1960– ) Gniazdowski, Andrzej (1964– )

2018-2019

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A story of disillusionment: George Santayana’s views on the Russian Revolution and communism

Kremplewska, Katarzyna

2018-2019

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The never written history of a Moscow existence of 1919. The Warsaw School of the History of Ideas in the light of Marina Tsvetaeva’s notes

Jewdokimow, Dorota

2018-2019

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What is the history of philosophy?

Wróbel, Szymon (1967– )

2018-2019

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The evolution of Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s views on marxism – an inspiration for polish marxism revisionists

Migasiński, Jacek (1946– )

2018-2019

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Volume 2. After Revolutions. Contens

The revolutionary nature of the Russian Revolution

Volume 2. After Revolutions. From the Editor

Self-limiting catastrophism. Russian religious thought and the problem of the Revolution as unprecedented evil

Philosophy in the Time of Revolution

Leo Tolstoy and the Russian Revolution: a modern look

The religious teachings of the later Fichte as a source of anarchismand revolutionary ideas

Revolution and tradition

Revolution as the sleep of reason: the total reduction of ideas

The shocks of history. The phenomenology of revolution as emerging from Leo Karsavin’s views

Anatomy of the Russian Revolution and the illusions of breaking with the past. Traditionalist criticism of Pitirim Sorokin

Waldemar Bulira, Teoria krytyczna szkoły budapeszteńskiej. Od totalitaryzmu do postmodernizmu [The Critical Theory of the Budapest School. From Totalitarianism to Postmodernism]

About the Authors

Vol.2. After revolution. Back cover

A story of disillusionment: George Santayana’s views on the Russian Revolution and communism

The never written history of a Moscow existence of 1919. The Warsaw School of the History of Ideas in the light of Marina Tsvetaeva’s notes

What is the history of philosophy?

The evolution of Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s views on marxism – an inspiration for polish marxism revisionists

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