Editor's preface

Edward Swiderski

1-1

Neoplatonic tendencies in Russian philosophy

Janusz Dobieszewski

3-10

Recent studies on Russian thought in Poland

Justyna Kurczak

11-17

Ludwig Feuerbach's conception of the religious alienation of man and mikhail Bakunin's philosophy of negation

Jacek Uglik

19-28

Dostoevskij in the eyes of Leont'ev

the foundations and consequences of different identities

Marian Broda

29-40

The individual and nothingness

(Stavrogin: a russian interpretation)

Sławomir Mazurek

41-54

Sergei Bulgakov's sophiology of death

Lilianna Kiejzik

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

63-70

Utopia and history

some remarks about Nikolai Berdjaev's struggle with history

Leszek Augustyn

71-79

Berdjaev

authentic existence or a negative sociology

Marek Styczyński

81-91

Negative theology and science in the thought of Semyon Frank

Teresa Obolevitch

93-99

Milestones and Russian intellectual history

Andrzej Walicki

101-107

Freedom as praxis

a comparative analysis of August Cieszkowski and Nikolaj Berdjaev

Alicja A. Gęścińska, Steven Lepez

109-123

Political hesychasm?

Vladimir Petrunin's neo-byzantine interpretation of the social doctrine of the russian orthodox church

Kristina Stöckl

125-133