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Christa Davis Acampora On Sovereignty and Overhurnanity: Why it Matters How We Read Nietzsche’s Genealogy II:2
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Clancy W. Martin Nietzsche and the Tell-Tale Boxers
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Matthew H. Meyer Human, All Too Human and the Socrates Who Plays Music
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Index of Important Names
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Index of Important Titles
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Index of Important Subjects
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Contributors
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Didem Ekici Looking at Potsdamer Platz through Modern and Postmodern Narratives
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Matthew Groe Reading Judith Butler with John Dewey
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Kirsten Jacobson Agoraphobia and Hypochondria as Disorders of Dwelling
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Samuel Yunxiang Liang High-Tech Cities and the Primitive Jungle: Visionary Urbanism in Europe and Japan of the 1960s
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Agnieszka Patkowska The Metaphor of Imperial Power in Blanchot’s The Infinite Conversation
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Matthew W. Sanderson Sacred Communication in the Writings of Georges Bataille
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Jennifer Scuro Illuminating the Ethos of an Artist: Frida Kahlo as a Response to Picasso
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Stephen David Ross, David Schultz Remembrances
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Rose Cherubin Parmenides’s Poetic Frame
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Murray Dineen Fugue, Space, Noise, and Form
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Andrew Lugg Wittgenstein and Politics: Not Right, Left or Center
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Samantha Mills Pathos and Destiny: Hegel’s Notion of “Tragic Collision”
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