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• Kronos. Philosophical Journal (2014). Vol. 3
  • Editorial Introduction
  • Introduction to Political Philosophy
  • Xenophon on Whether Socratic Political Theorizing Corrupts the Young
  • Democracy and Education in Aristophanes’ Clouds: A Sketch
  • Dante’s Return to Greece: The Sophist and the Philosopher in The Inferno
  • Dante’s Temporal Monarchy as the Philosophers’ Counter-Coup D’état
  • The Concept of the Political Whole in Light of the Current Crisis in the West: Carl Schmitt Revisited
  • The Taking of the Bastille: The Role and the Rule of the True Opinion
  • Is Hannah Arendt a Modernist After All?
  • Apocalypse and Truth: On Heidegger’s Unknown God
  • A Political Kind of Love: Terry Eagleton on Socialist Ethics
  • Surviving Post-History of Julian Barnes
  • The Mirror’s Underside: Vladimir Nabokov’s Autobiographical Fictions
  • Suicide of Body and Suicide of Soul: Two Faces of the Final Decision in Russian Experience
  • Babette’s Feast: Culinary Narrative as a Process of the Transformation of Meanings
  • Count Adam de Gurowski (1805-1866)
  • Manifest: Destiny of America and Russia (1849-1866)
  • Waiting For the Kingdom: The Life and Works of Sergio Quinzio
  • Justice and Mercy
  • The Birth of Political Realism From the Spirit of Eschatology: A Passage From Sergio Quinzio’s Early Reflections
  • “An Attempt to Bridge the Abyss”: Correspondence Between Sergio Quinzio and Guido Ceronetti
  • Time, the Old and the Young, Or Chaos Controlled
  • The Child of War