Studia Philosophica Estonica

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Vol. 17 (2024) "Reflections on the Russia-Ukraine War", (ed) Aaron James Wendland

Published: 2024-09-09

Editorial

Philosophy and Current Affairs: The Russia-Ukraine War

Aaron James Wendland

1-13
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Articles

Grappling With Evil Amidst Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Mychailo Wynnyckyj

14-24
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Thinking About Freedom in Wartime Ukraine

Timothy Snyder

25-36
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The Sword is Mightier Than the Pen: An Interview with Margaret Atwood

Aaron James Wendland

37-44
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Thinking in Dark Times: Life, Death, and Social Solidarity

Volodymyr Yermolenko

45-53
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Just War Theory and the Russia-Ukraine War

Jeff McMahan

54-67
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Against the Odds: Defending Defensive Wars

Gerald Lang

68-79
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What Is This Thing Called Peace?

Fabio Lampert

80-95
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Nationalisms: Purification, Privilege, Pride, and Protection

Jonathan Wolff

96-106
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The Antinomies of the Russia-Ukraine War and Its Challenges to Feminist Theory

Irina Zherebkina

107-119
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The Russia-Ukraine War and the Sediments of Time

Siobhan Kattago

120-133
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Putin’s Use and Abuse of History as a Political Weapon

Cynthia Nielsen

134-145
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To Cancel or Not to Cancel? – Questioning the Russian Idea

George Pattison

146-155
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Academic Dialogue Against the Background of War

Nataliia Viatkina

156-159
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Utopia, Dystopia, and Democracy: Teaching Philosophy in Wartime Ukraine

Orysya Bila, Joshua Duclos

160-175
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Ukrainian Civil Society: Past Lessons and Future Possibilities

Nataliia Volovchuk

176-187
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