Alexej Lochmatow is a Walter Benjamin Research Fellow at the University of Erfurt. He got his PhD from the University of Cologne and the Tadeusz Manteuffel Institute of History of the Polish Academy of Sciences. His research interest lies in the history of science and humanities, public knowledge, and intelligence research.

Inhaltsangabe

1. From the War to the 'Gentle Revolution' 2. The Many Faces of the Soviet
Union 3. The Teachers of Virtues: The French and the Early Post-War Project
4. The Polish Intelligentsia and an Anti-Authoritarian Vision of Society 5.
Between 'Outdated' Marxism and 'Updated' Catholicism 6. The 'Failed' Quest
for Unity 7. The School of 'New Virtues' 8. '1956' as a 'Diagnosis' and
'Prognosis'. Epilogue: The Concept of Virtues as a Lens.

1. From the War to the 'Gentle Revolution' 2. The Many Faces of the Soviet Union 3. The Teachers of Virtues: The French and the Early Post-War Project 4. The Polish Intelligentsia and an Anti-Authoritarian Vision of Society 5. Between 'Outdated' Marxism and 'Updated' Catholicism 6. The 'Failed' Quest for Unity 7. The School of 'New Virtues' 8. '1956' as a 'Diagnosis' and 'Prognosis'. Epilogue: The Concept of Virtues as a Lens.

Inhaltsangabe

1. From the War to the 'Gentle Revolution' 2. The Many Faces of the Soviet Union 3. The Teachers of Virtues: The French and the Early Post-War Project 4. The Polish Intelligentsia and an Anti-Authoritarian Vision of Society 5. Between 'Outdated' Marxism and 'Updated' Catholicism 6. The 'Failed' Quest for Unity 7. The School of 'New Virtues' 8. '1956' as a 'Diagnosis' and 'Prognosis'. Epilogue: The Concept of Virtues as a Lens.