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Circulation Unbound: Hegel, Heidegger, and the State
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Das Einleuchtende: The Enlightening Aspect of the Subject Matter
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James Risser
The Imaging of Truth in Philosophical Hermeneutics
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James G. Hart
"We," Representation, and War-Resistance:
Some Para-Husserlian Considerations
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Holly L. Wilson
Gadamer's Alleged Conservatism
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John Protevi
Derrida's Political Physics:
From the Law of Force in the Book of Nature to the Force of Law in the General Text
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James Hatley
The Sincerity of Apology: Levinas's Resistance to the Judgment of History
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Steven Hendley
Lyotard and the Question of Community
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Max Pensky
Ghost-Stories: Critical Remembrance and Justice in Derrida and Habermas
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Nature: A Theme for Finite Philosophical Thinking?
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Reification and the Nonidentical: On the Problem of Nature in Lukács and Adorno
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Stephen Watson
Introduction:
The Question of the Political
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Lawrence J. Hatab
A Nietzschean Defense of Democracy
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Martin J. Beck Matuštík
Kierkegaard on Authoring and Identity from the Perspective of Havel's Existential Revolution and Nonpolitical Politics
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Husserl's Göttingen Years and the Genesis of a Theory of Community
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Margaret A. Simons
Beauvoir and the Roots of Radical Feminism
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Mary Catharine Basehart
Edith Stein's Phenomenology of the State
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Robert D. Walsh
Action, Passion, and Responsibility:
Levinas's Circumcision of Consciousness
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Patrick F. McKinlay
Lyotard's Kantian Account of the Sublime and Democratic Discourse
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Fichte, Habermas, and Luc Ferry
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