The Author: Kristina Stoeckl was born in Austria in 1977. She has studied comparative literature, Russian studies, international relations and political theory in Innsbruck, Bochum, Budapest and Florence. Currently she is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Innsbruck.

• Contents: Totalitarianism and the question of community in political philosophy – The interpretative space of political modernity – The Russian Orthodox intellectual tradition in the twentieth century – Contingencies and alternatives in political modernity – Three elements for a post-totalitarian philosophy of community.

The Author: Kristina Stoeckl was born in Austria in 1977. She has studied comparative literature, Russian studies, international relations and political theory in Innsbruck, Bochum, Budapest and Florence. Currently she is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Innsbruck.

• Contents: Totalitarianism and the question of community in political philosophy – The interpretative space of political modernity – The Russian Orthodox intellectual tradition in the twentieth century – Contingencies and alternatives in political modernity – Three elements for a post-totalitarian philosophy of community.

The Author: Kristina Stoeckl was born in Austria in 1977. She has studied comparative literature, Russian studies, international relations and political theory in Innsbruck, Bochum, Budapest and Florence. Currently she is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Innsbruck.

• Contents: Totalitarianism and the question of community in political philosophy – The interpretative space of political modernity – The Russian Orthodox intellectual tradition in the twentieth century – Contingencies and alternatives in political modernity – Three elements for a post-totalitarian philosophy of community.