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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction vii
- Acknowledgements xv
- Glossary of Russian Concepts xvi
- Timeline xx
- 1. The Origins of Political Philosophy in Russia 1
- 2. First Debates in Russian Political Philosophy – ‘What Is to be Done?’ 18
- 3. Socialism and Marxism in Russia: The Peasant Commune is Dead – Long Live the Peasant Commune! 37
- 4. Christian Political Philosophy in a Modernising World – Preparing for God’s Kingdom 55
- 5. Russian Liberalism Revisited – Between a Rock and a Hard Place 75
- 6. The Long Russian Revolution – Signposts for a Roller Coaster 92
- 7. Soviet Marxism–Leninism and Political Philosophy – Never Mind the Gaps! 109
- 8. Christian Political Philosophy in Exile – Between Sobornost’ and Theocracy 129
- 9. Counter-Soviet Political Philosophy in Emigration – Beyond the Pale 147
- 10. Late Soviet and Early Post-Soviet Political Philosophy – Licking the Wounds 165
- 11. Political Philosophy for a New Russia – New Wine in Old Bottles? 185
- Conclusion – Mediation Beyond Duality and Immediacy 202
- Afterword 211
- Bibliography 212
- Index 245
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction vii
- Acknowledgements xv
- Glossary of Russian Concepts xvi
- Timeline xx
- 1. The Origins of Political Philosophy in Russia 1
- 2. First Debates in Russian Political Philosophy – ‘What Is to be Done?’ 18
- 3. Socialism and Marxism in Russia: The Peasant Commune is Dead – Long Live the Peasant Commune! 37
- 4. Christian Political Philosophy in a Modernising World – Preparing for God’s Kingdom 55
- 5. Russian Liberalism Revisited – Between a Rock and a Hard Place 75
- 6. The Long Russian Revolution – Signposts for a Roller Coaster 92
- 7. Soviet Marxism–Leninism and Political Philosophy – Never Mind the Gaps! 109
- 8. Christian Political Philosophy in Exile – Between Sobornost’ and Theocracy 129
- 9. Counter-Soviet Political Philosophy in Emigration – Beyond the Pale 147
- 10. Late Soviet and Early Post-Soviet Political Philosophy – Licking the Wounds 165
- 11. Political Philosophy for a New Russia – New Wine in Old Bottles? 185
- Conclusion – Mediation Beyond Duality and Immediacy 202
- Afterword 211
- Bibliography 212
- Index 245