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CONTENTS
PREFACE: George F. McLean
I. Lithuanian Philosophy: the Search for Authenticity
Jurate Baranova
PART I. LITHUANIANS: THEIR HISTORY AND CULTURE IN LITHUANIA
II. Glimpses of Lithuanian History
Alfredas Bumblauskas
III. A Latecomer to Latin Civilization: The Lithuanian Way to World History
Edvardas Gudavicius
IV. Lithuanian Mythology
Gintaras Beresnevicius
V. Lithuanian Messianism: Its Origin
Vytautas Berenis
PART II. ACADEMIC PHILOSOPHY THROUGH THE CENTURIES
VI. The Development of Professional Philosophy at The University of Lithuania
Romanas Pleckaitis
PART III. LITHUANIAN PHILOSOPHY BETWEEN THE TWO WORLD WARS
VII. Vydunas: the Essential Features of His Philosophy
Vaclovas Bagdonavicius
VIII. Stasys Salkauskis: The Contours of His System
Arunas Sverdiolas
IX. Social Philosophy of Fabijonas Kemesis
Adolfas Poska
X. Between Ideology and the Criticism of Culture: the Case of Julijonas Lindë-Dobilas
Almantas Samalavicius
XI. Oscar Milosz — Theoretician of Love
Andrius Konickis
XII. Two Existentialists: Antanas Maceina and Juozas Girnius
Ruta Tumenaite
XIII. The Life of Vosylius Sezemanas and his Critical Realism
Loreta Anilionyte and Albinas Lozuraitis
PART IV. CONTEMPORARY LITHUANIAN PHILOSOPHY
XIV. Lithuanian Philosophical Thought Between East and West
Arvydas Sliogeris
XV. Arvydas Sliogeris: The Philosopher as Knight of Being
Regimantas Tamosaitis
XVI. Rethinking the Philosophy of Culture: Lithuania and the Western Tradition
Marius-Povilas Saulauskas
XVII. Algirdas Greimas in Lithuania and in the World
Zilvinas Beliauskas
XVIII. Vytautas Kavolis as Social and Cultural Critic
Leonidas Donskis
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