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The Nature of Privacy
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Political Ideas underlying the Utilitarian Approach to Punishment
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Abraham Heschel among Contemporary Philosophers
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Jung and Zarathustra
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Nietzsche's Concept of Dionysus
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An Ecumenical Philosopher of Religious Experience: Paul Tillich
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Theodicy and the Ground of Being: Paul Tillich
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On Speech and Temporality: Derrida and Husserl
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Does Husserl's Reach Exceed his Grasp?
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Essence in Recent Philosophy: Husserl, Whitehead, Santayana
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Max Scheler Centennial 1874-1974
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The Non-formal Ethics of Value of Max Scheler and the Shift in his Thought
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Nature — God's Body? A whiteheadian perspective
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Gordon Kaufmann's recent book, God the Problem, provokes reflection on the notion of the world os God's body. He is concerned to indicate the intelligibility in a secular age of discourse about God's transcendence. The thrust of his position is clearly toward the concept that the world is God's body, but he rejects abruptly any suggestion that this is acceptable. In the following pages I will look briefly at Kaufmann's own position, raise some questions about it, and propose Whiteheadian thought as being more faithful to some of Kaufmann's intentions.
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In Quest of the Metaphysical Function: a whiteheadian perspective
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Language and/et Langage
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Nietzsche's Philosophy of Play
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Playful Freedom: Sartre's Ontology Re-appraised
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