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• Kronos. Philosophical Journal
  • Kronos. Philosophical Journal (2012). Vol. 1
  • Kronos. Philosophical Journal (2013). Vol. 2
  • Kronos. Philosophical Journal (2014). Vol. 3
  • Kronos. Philosophical Journal (2015). Vol. 4
  • Kronos. Philosophical Journal (2016). Vol. 5
• Kronos. Philosophical Journal (2015). Vol. 4
  • Editorial Introduction
  • Introduction to Shpet’s “Consciousness and Its Owner”
  • Consciousness and Its Owner
  • The Chronicles of the Life and Works of Gustav Shpet
  • The Problem of the Philosophical Language in Gustav Shpet’s Works
  • Paths to the “Authentic Actuality” of Gustav Shpet
  • On Specificity of Historical Knowledge: David Hume and Gustav Shpet
  • William Shakespeare in the Experience of Gustav Shpet’s Phenomenological Hermeneutics
  • Soviet Philosophical Underground
  • A Colloquy on the End of the World: the Letters of Konstantin Leontiev and Vasily Rozanov
  • “Blessed Are the Perplexed” An Afterword to the Quinzioceronetti Correspondence
  • Heidegger on Nature
  • Nomos as Appropriation: on Schmitt’s Juridical Theology
  • Ideology of Human Rights: the Key Stages in Its Development
  • Tolerance in the Light of Philosophy of Kant and Mendelssohn
  • Philosophical Nationality and Thinking in Language
  • The Anomaly of a Liberal and the Secret Economy of Infinity
  • Mimetic Images, Double Vision, and Dramatic Poetry in Plato’s Republic
  • The Garden of Circular Paths: Nabokov’s Symbols of Continuity
  • Nostalgic Exploits and Practical Delusions: Nabokov’s Glory
  • Do Suicides Really Leave Letters? Letter as Symbol in the Past and Present
  • Adam Jerzy Czartoryski’s Introduction to Lithuanian History Or Why Did a Polish Prince Compose a Mythology on the Origins of Lithuania?
  • The Tragic Compass of Guido Ceronetti: Insights in the Long XX Century