VOLUME 24 - NUMBER 2 |
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| Alfredo Ferrarin | Imagination and Hobbes: Distance, Possibility, and Desire |
| Sara Beardsworth | Technology, Subjectivity, and the Social Bond |
| Saverio Ansaldi | Love, Perfection, and Power in Spinoza |
| Johannes Fritsche | Competition and Conformity: Heidegger on Distantiality and the 'They' in Being and Time |
| Ludmila Selemeneva | "I Come Upon This World": Early M.M Bakhtin As a Theorist of Agency |
| Paolo Virno | The Multitude and the Principle of Individuation |
| Edward P. Butler | Review of The Cambridge Companion to the Stoics |
VOLUME 24 - NUMBER 1 (out of print) |
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| Hans-Joachim Krämer | The Concept of Hermeneutical Experience: Alternatives to Gadamer |
| Julie R. Klein | Spinoza's Debt to Gersonides |
| Pirmin Stekeler-Wiethofer | Noumenal Will in Kant's Theory of Action: Reasons and Causes as Intelligible Forms of Understanding |
| Burt C. Hopkins | Crisis, History, and Husserl's Project of Desedimenting the Formalization of Meaning: Jacob Klein's Contribution |
| Rupert Read | Kripke's Hume |
| Wallace Matson | Zombies Begone! Against Chalmers' Mind/Brain Dualism |
| Moran Svorai | On the Philosophical Significance of Transference |
| Monique David-Ménard | Heterogeneous Disciplines: A Non-Ontological Strategy |
| Alexandre Koyré | Paracelsus (1493-1541) |
| Bernard Flynn | Review of Philippe Van Haute's Against Adaptation: Lacan's 'Subversion' of the Subject |
| Nectarios Limnatis | Review of Terry Pinkard?s German Philosophy 1760-1860: The Legacy of Idealism |
VOLUME 23 - NUMBER 2 |
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| Michael Theunissen | Notion and Reality: Hegel's Sublation of the Metaphysical Notion of Truth |
| Klaus Reich | Rousseau and Kant |
| Luis Eduardo Hoyos | The Significance and Banality of Philosophical Skepticism |
| Leonard Kass | Appreciating The Phenomenon of Life |
| Georg Lukács | Hegel's Aesthetics |
| Jens Halfwassen | Monism and Dualism in Plato's Doctrine of Principles |
| Pierre-François Moreau | The Necessary Incompleteness of the Republic: Contract, Interest, Passions |
| Paolo Becchi | Technology, Medicine and Ethics in Hans Jonas |
| Rémi Brague | Is Physics Interesting? Some Late Ancient and Medieval Answers |
| Drew Hyland | Review: Claudia Baracchi's Of Myth, Life and War in Plato's Republic |
| Emilie Kutash | Review: A Review of Robert Hahn's Anaximander and the Architects |
| Roy Brand and Morgan Meis | Review: On Walter Bejamin's Arcades Project: Two Views |
VOLUME 23 - NUMBER 1 |
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| Hans Jonas | Wissenschaft as Personal Experience |
| Hans Jonas | Closer to the Bitter End |
| Vittorio Hösle | Ontology and Ethics in Hans Jonas |
| Leonard Kass | Appreciating The Phenomenon of Life |
| Emidio Spinelli | Hans Jonas: Freedom and Determinism in the Ancient World |
| Gereon Wolters | Hans Jonas' Philosophical Biology |
| Dmitri Nikulin | Reconsidering Responsibility: Hans Jonas' Imperative for a New Ethics |
| Lawrence Vogel | Jewish Philosophies After Heidegger: Imagining a Dialogue Between Jonas and Levinas |
| Strachan Donneley | Philosophy, Evolutionary Biology, and Ethics: Ernst Mayr and Hans Jonas |
| David Taffel | A Mediation on Hans Jonas' "The Abyss of the Will: Philosophical Meditations on the Seventh Chapter of Paul's Epistle to the Romans" |
| Agnes Heller | Review: The Fake as Joke, Sabotage, Business, and Paradigm: On Sandor Radnoti's The Fake |
| James Dodd | Review: On Dan Zahavi's Self-Awareness and Alterity |
VOLUME 22 - NUMBER 2 |
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| Axel Honneth | Reconstructive Social Critique with a Genealogical Reservation: On the Idea of Critique in the Frankfurt School |
| Brendan Larvor | Old Maps, Crystal Spheres, and the Cartesian Circle |
| Richard Lee,Jr. | Mana and Logos: Violence and Order in Thomas Aquinas |
| Christoph Menke | Critique and Deconstruction: A Preliminary Reflection |
| Aviezer Tucker | The Essence of Dissidence |
| Adelino Zanini | Hobbesian Specters, Human Nature, and the Passions in the Scottish Enlightenment: The Social Dimension of Adam Smith's Ethics |
| Daniel Selcer | The Labyrinth and the Library |
| Emilie Kutash | Oikoumene, Ouranos, Ousia, and the Outside: An Analogy across Three Ancient Disciplines |
| Thomas Szlezák | On the Standard Aversion to the Agrapha Dogmata |
| Shawn Kaplan | Review: Beyond Positive and Negative Liberty: Samuel Fleischacker's Personal Freedom of Judgment |
| Nicolas De Warren | Review: Philosophy and Human Perfection in the Cartesian Renaissance and its Modern Oblivion |
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VOLUME 22, NUMBER 1 |
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| François Dagognet | Materialism: A Philosophy of Multiple Revivals |
| Annie Bitbol-Hespériès | Descartes, Reader of Harvey: The Discovery of the Circulation of Blood in Context |
| Yves Charles Zarka | Being and Action in the Thought of Ralph Cudworth |
| Meriam Korichi | Defining Spinoza's Possible Materialism |
| Ann Thomson | La Mettrie, Machines, and the Denial of Liberty |
| Amor Cherni | Brute Matter and Organic Matter in Buffon |
| Annie Ibrahim | The Life Principle and the Doctrine of Living Being in Diderot |
| A. Suratteau-Iberraken | Medical Vitalism and Philosophical Materialism in the Eighteenth-Century Debate on Monsters |
| Roselyne Rey | Diderot and the Medicine of the Mind |
| Alexandre Métraux | The Emergent Materialism in French Clinical Brain Research (1820-1850) |
| Pierre Kerszberg | The Mental Chemistry of Speculative Philosophy |
| Didier Gil | Is Consciousness a Brain Process? |
| Guillaume le Blanc | From Matter to Materiality According to Canguilhem |
| Jean-Claude Bourdin | The Uncertain Materialism of Louis Althusser |
| Antonio Negri | Alma Venus Prolegomena to the Common |
| Miguel Vatter | Phenomenology in Kant's Idealism: Review of Pierre Kerszberg's Critique and Totality |
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VOLUME 21, NUMBER 2 |
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| Johannes Fritsche | Heidegger in the Kairos of "The Occident" |
| Christopher P. Long | The Hegemony of Form and the Resistance of Matter |
| Tom Rockmore | Recent Discussion of Heidegger and Politics: Young, Beistegui, Fritsche |
| Hans-Joachim Krämer | Fichte, Schlegel, and the Infinite Interpretation of Plato |
| Mihály Vajda | Between Pariah and Parvenu: Hannah Arendt on Assimilation of the Jews |
| Margaret Canovan | Lasting Institutions: Arendtian Thoughts on Nations and Republics |
| April Flakne | "No Longer and Not Yet": From Doxa to Judgment |
| Agnes Heller | The Three Logics of Modernity and the Double-Bind of Imagination |
| Pierre Kerszberg | The Echo of Evil |
| Christoph Menke | Modernity and Subjectivity: From an Aesthetic Point of View |
| Richard J. Bernstein | Review of Jan Assmann's Moses the Egyptian: The Memory of Egypt in Western Monotheism |
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VOLUME 20, NUMBER 2 - VOLUME 21, NUMBER 1 LEVINAS'S CONTRIBUTION TO CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY |
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| Bettina Bergo and Diane Perpich | Preface and Acknowledgements |
| Emmanuel Levinas | Secularization and Hunger |
| Stéphane Mosès | Emmanuel Levinas: Ethics as Primary Meaning |
| Jean-Luc Marion | A Note Concerning the Ontological Indifference |
| Jean Greisch | Ethics and Ontology: Some "Hypocritical" Considerations |
| Alphonso Lingis | Practical Necessity |
| Hent De Vries | On Obligation: Lyotard and Levinas |
| Gérard Bailhache | Excess: Toward the Outside, or Humanity |
| Jan De Greef | Of Substitution That Is Not Usurpation |
| Marc Richir | Phenomenon and Infinity |
| Francis Guibal | Cultural Significations and Ethical Sense: On Emmanuel Levinas |
| Charles E. Scott | Appearances |
| James E. Faulconer | The Uncanny Origin of Ethics: Gift, Interruption or...? |
| Miguel Abensour | To Think Utopia Otherwise |
| Catherine Chalier | Messianic Utopia |
| Merold Westphal | Levinas and the "Logic" of Solidarity |
| Travis Anderson | The Anarchy of the Spectacle: Emmanuel Levinas on Separated Subjectivity and the Myth of Gyges |
| Richard Cohen | To Love God for Nothing: Levinas and Spinoza |
| François Marty | Height and the Sublime |
| P.-J. Labarrière | The Alterity of the Other |
| Robert J. S. Manning | Derrida, Levinas, and the Lives of Philosophy at the Death of Philosophy: A Reading of Derrida's Misreading of Levinas in "Violence and Metaphysics" |
| Fabio Ciaramelli | The Posteriority of the Anterior |
| Ludwig Wenzler | The Non-Identity of Time: Opening to the Infinite. The Religious Relation According to Emmanuel Levinas |
| Alfred Tauber | Outside the Subject: Levinas's Jewish Perspective on Time |
| Jacques Rolland | Death in Its Negativity |
| Pierre Trotignon | On Suffering: Epitaph for Emmanuel Levinas |
| Tina Chanter | The Temporality of Saying: Politics Beyond the Ontological Difference |
| Jacob Howland | Review of Stanley Rosen's Plato's Statesman: The Web of Politics |
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VOLUME 19, NUMBER 2 - VOLUME 20, NUMBER 1 IN MEMORIAM REINER SCHÜRMANN |
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| Reiner Schürmann | How To Read Heidegger |
| Symbolic Difference | |
| Symbolic Praxis | |
| Reiner Schürmann's Report of His Visit to Martin Heidegger | |
| The Editors | Bibliography of Reiner Schürmann |
| Robert Bernasconi | Eckhart's Anachorism |
| Rémi Brague | Cosmological Mysticism: The Imitation of the Heavenly Bodies in Ibn Tufayl's Hayy ibn Yaqzan |
| J.-F. Courtine | Martin Heidegger's "Logical Investigations." From the Theory of Judgment to the Truth of Being |
| Jacques Derrida | History of the Lie: Prolegomena |
| Johannes Fritsche | Genus and to ti ein einai (essence) in Aristotle and Socrates |
| Rodolphe Gasché | Canonizing Measures |
| Gérard Granel | Untameable Singularity (Some Remarks on Broken Hegemonies) |
| Michel Haar | The Place of Nietzsche in Reiner Schürmann's Thought and in His Reading of Heidegger |
| Agnes Heller | Parmenides and the Battle of Stalingrad |
| Vittorio Hösle | The Intellectual Background of Reiner Schürmann's Heidegger Interpretation |
| Dominque Janicaud | Back to a Monstrous Site: Reiner Schürmann's Reading of Heidegger's Beiträge |
| John Sallis | Platonism at the Limit of Metaphysics |
| Richard J. Bernstein | Review of Hans Jonas' Mortality and Morality |
| Miguel E. Vatter | Review Essay: Taking Exception to Liberalism: Heinrich Meier's Carl Schmitt and Leo Strauss: The Hidden Dialogue |
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VOLUME 19, NUMBER 1 |
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| David R. Lachterman | The Ontology of Production in Marx: the Paradox of Labor and the Enigma of Praxis |
| Hans-Joachim Krämer | The New View of Plato |
| Wayne Waxman | Kant and the Imposition of Time and Space |
| Richard McDonough | Hegel's Organic Account of Mind and Critique of Cognitive Science |
| Alphonso Lingis | Joy in Dying |
| René Schérer | Powers of Desire: Deleuze and Mores |
| Alessandra Fussi | Callicles' Examples of nomos tis physeos in Plato's Gorgias |
| Sylvain Zac | The Relation Between Life, Conatusand Virtue in Spinoza's Philosophy |
| Bernard Flynn | Review of Dominique Janicaud's Powers of the Rational |
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VOLUME 18, NUMBER 2 |
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| Antonio Negri | Spinoza's Anti-Modernity |
| Pierre Kerszberg | Natural Versus Transcendental Philosophy |
| Richard McDonough | Kant's System of Freedom and the Priority of Practical Reason |
| Hugh Gillis | Anthropology, Dialectic, and Atheism in Kojève's Thought |
| Cristina Lafont | Truth, Negativity, and Reality |
| Thomas Rentsch | Negativity and Ethics |
| Henry E. Allison | Reflections on the Banality of (Radical) Evil: A Kantian Analysis |
| Günter Figal | On Freedom: Ontological Considerations from a Practical Point of View |
| Lucius Outlaw | On Race and Philosophy |
| Robert Bernasconi | Sartre's Gaze Returned: The Transform-ation of the Phenomenology of Racism |
| Miguel E. Vatter | Review of Luc Ferry's Political Philosophy |
| Arthur Madigan | Review of Richard Sorabji's Animal Minds and Human Morals: The Origins of the Western Debate |
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VOLUME 18, NUMBER 1 |
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| Karl-Otto Apel | The Rationality of Human Communication: On the Relationship Between Consensual, Strategic, and Systems Rationality |
| Rafael del Aguila | Emancipation, Resistance, and Cosmopolitanism |
| François de Gandt | The Problematic Status of Cosmology |
| Alfredo Ferrarin | Kant's Productive Imagination and its Alleged Antecedents |
| Antonio Negri | On Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus |
| Johannes Fritsche | On Brinks and Bridges in Heidegger |
| Frank Schalow | Language and the Etymological Turn of Thought |
| Stephen Wagner Cho | Before Nietzsche: Nihilism as a Critique of German Idealism |
| Seth Benardete | The First Crisis in First Philosophy |
| György Markus | The Ends of Metaphysics |
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VOLUME 17, NUMBERS 1 & 2 ESSAYS IN MEMORY OF DAVID RAPPORT LACHTERMAN |
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| David Lachterman | Torah and Logos |
| Pierre Adler, ed. | Bibliography of David Rapport Lachterman |
| Stanley Rosen | Erotic Ascent |
| Claus-Artur Scheier | The Unity of the Protagoras: On the Structure and Position of a Platonic Dialogue |
| Werner Beierwaltes | Epekeina: A Note on Heidegger's Reception of Plato |
| Johannes Fritsche | The Unity of Time in Aristotle |
| Ubaldo R. Pérez-Paoli | Truth and Justice in Anselm of Canterbury |
| Idit Dobbs-Weinstein | Maimonidean Aspects in Spinoza's Thought |
| Carl Page | Speculation and the Metaphysics of History |
| Péter Várdy | On the Dialectic of Metamathematics |
| Arne Homann | Lived Experience and Knowledge in Schlick |
| Vittorio Hösle | Foundational Issues of Objective Idealism |
| François Récanati | Pragmatic Paradoxes |
| Heribert Boeder | Is Totalizing Thinking Totalitarian? |
| Marc Richir | Ethics of Geometry and Genealogy of Modernity |
| Heinrich Meier | The Philosopher as Enemy: On Carl Schmitt's Glossarium |
| Christof Rapp | Was Aristotle a Communitarian? |
| Bettina Bergo | Review of Jean-François Courtine's Heidegger et la Phénomenologie |
| Aaron Vladeck Garrett | Review of Ancient Commentators on Aristotle I, series editor Richard Sorabji |
| Joel Shapiro | Review of Eric Blondel's The Body and Culture: Philosophy as a Philological Genealogy |
| Claus-Artur Scheier | Review of Seth Benardete's The Rhetoric of Morality and Philosophy |
| Ubaldo R. Pérez-Paoli | Review of Heribert Boeder's Das Vernunft-Gefüge der Moderne |
| Dirk Effertz | Review of Klaus Kaehler's Leibniz' Position der Rationalität |
| Thomas Stäcker | Review of Hans Jonas' Gnosis und spätantiker Geist, vol. II |
| Hans Ruin | Review of Simon Critchley's The Ethics of Deconstruction |
