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Elisa Magrì
The Fragility of Compassion:
Arendt’s Appraisal of Empathic Solidarity
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J.M. Bernstein
On the Dependency Structure of Self-Consciousness and the Ethical Constitution of Reason:
Reflections on Yovel’s Hegel Interpretation
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James Dodd
The Antinomy of History:
Reflections on Yovel’s Kant and the Philosophy of History
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Joel Whitebook
Spinoza and Freud:
Psychoanalytic Reflections on Immanence, Finitude, and Emancipation
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Chiara Bottici
Marrano of Reason
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Eli Friedlander
On Different Ways to the Highest Good
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Jonathan Yovel
Normativity as a Poetic Quality:
Discourse Ethics in Milton and Garnier
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Justin Humphreys
From One to Many, and Back Again:
Review of Dmitri Nikulin’s Neoplatonism in Late Antiquity
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Lori J. Marso
Can We Find Our Mothers in Time?:
Review of Fanny Söderbäck’s Revolutionary Time: On Time and Difference in Kristeva and Irigaray
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Bryan Counter
John Sallis, The Logos of the Sensible World: Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenological Philosophy, ed. Richard Rojcewicz
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Notes on Recent Work
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Notes on Contributors
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Russell Winslow
Difference in Plato’s Timaeus
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Willow Verkerk
A Feminist Genealogy of the Post-Enlightenment Subject: With the Marquis de Sade’s Juliette
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Francesco Guercio, Ian Alexander Moore
Introduction to "‘Only Proteus Can Save Us Now’: On Anarchy and Broken Hegemonies"
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Reiner Schürmann
“Only Proteus Can Save Us Now”: On Anarchy and Broken Hegemonies
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Francesco Guercio, Ian Alexander Moore
Heidegger, Our Monstrous Site: On Reiner Schürmann’s Reading of the Beiträge
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Nicolas Schneider
The Place of Marx in Reiner Schürmann’s Work: On the Tenacious Life of Ghosts
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Elaine P. Miller
From “Vegetable Values” to the Human Animal: Wynter and Foucault on Race and the Unsettling of Culture
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Günter Zöller
“Participation of the People through Its Delegates”: Montesquieu, Kant, and Hegel on German Freedom
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