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Complete Affirmation: Nietzsche, Critique, and Freedom
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(Im)possible Communities: The Cooperative Structure of Moral Thinking
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Edith Stein's Philosophy of Personal Becoming: On Her Theory of Values, Gender, and its Relevance for Feminist and Critical Phenomenology
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The Tragedy of the Political: Heidegger and the German Conservative Revolution
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Negotiating Nothingness: An Intercultural Interpretation of the Ineffability of Nothingness in Martin Heidegger and Song Dynasty Chan Master Dahui Zonggao
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Ambiguity, Freedom, and Civil Disobedience: A Beauvoirian Account of Civil Disobedience
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Philosophy Shelved: Philosophy’s Displacement in the Library
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Sister, You’ve Been on My Mind: Perceptual, Affective, and Expressive Practices of Lived Flesh
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Memory Remains: Technology, Poetry, and the Non-Closure of the Past in Heidegger and Benjamin
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Reflective Todays for Ecological Tomorrows: Philosophies of Nature and Deweyan Metaphysics
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Contested Illness and Embodied Knowing: On Medical Gaslighting as Epistemic Injustice
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Back to the Darkest of All Things: Philosophical Lessons on the Dynamics of Matter and Ground, from Leibniz to Schelling
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The Biocultural Foundations of Socialism: Human Nature and Politics of the Future
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Metaphysics Without Ontology: Hegel, Schelling and Marx on Reason's Accountability Gap
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Solidarity as Belonging-to and Dying-for Martyrdom, Hope, and Ethical Harmonies of the Flesh
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The Lie of Time: Genuine Aesthetic Disagreement in Kant's Critical Philosophy
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Figurations of Nature in Kant and Adorno
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Three Models of Political Friendship in Plato
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The Speculative Philosophy of History and Normativity: Habermas’ Middle Period
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Re-describing an Ethics of Responsibility with Édouard Glissant
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The Concept of Freedom in Kierkegaard’s Early Authorship
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The Metaphysics of Temporality: Heidegger’s Later Concept of Time
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The Character of the Modern Skeptic in the Essais of Montaigne
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Good Hope and Happiness in Plato and Aristotle
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Contemporary Transformations of Cosmopolitanism: Habermas, Nussbaum, Derrida
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Toward an Affect-Theory of Political Action: Arendt, Butler, and the Apparitions of Emotion
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Careful Curiosity: Curiosity as an Epistemic and Ethical Virtue
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The Responsibility of Nonwiling: Martin Heidegger and Indian Buddhism
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"Spinoza's Way of Ideas"
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The Role of Convention in Language: Donald Davidson's and
Jean-Luc Nancy's Conceptions of Communication and Community
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The Foundations of Pragmatism: Reclaiming the Pragmatic A Priori
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The Hermeneutics of Religious Imagination and Human Nature in Kant& Ibn al-'Arabī
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Plato's Opinions: Cognition and Reality in the Timaeus and Critias
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The Rational Turn In Continental Philosophy: Bachelard, Canguilhem
and Foucault
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The Affective Foundations of Moral Cognition and Justification: A
Naturalistic Account
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The Occasions of Community: Giambattista Vico and the Concept of
Society
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The Meaning of Faith: An Essay in the Philosophy of Religion
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Black Hospitality
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Weakness of Will: A Case Study for Moral Philosophy and the
Cognitive Neurosciences
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Judgement and Procedure: Kant, Husserl, Lyotard, Derrida
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Solidarity as Social Transformation: Towards a Queer Humanism
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Between Two Logics: Deleuze and Artaud on the Logics of Sense and
Sensation
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Determinism, Freedom, and Ethics: Spinozistic Interventions in the
Contemporary Discussions of Responsibility
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Kierkegaard and Hegel: Motion, Modality, and the Absolute
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Essaying Oneself: Montaigne and Philosophy as a Way of Life
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The Possibility of Universal Objective Validity in the Human
Sciences: A Pragmatic Interpretation of Wilhelm Dilthey's
Hermeneutics
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Enduring Crisis and Critique: Adorno's Negative Dialectics and
Sites for a Critique of Political Economy
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The Unity of the Philebus: Continuity in Plato's
Philosophy
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Feminist Aporetics: On Negativity and Alterity
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Christianity and the Honest, Rigorous Thinker: A Peculiar LoveStory and its Phenomenological Interpretation
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Leibniz's Metaphysics of Harmony
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Heidegger's Conversations: Relationality, Language, and Ethics
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Experience without Subject: Rule-Governed Practices and the
Possibility of Critical Historiography in Foucault
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Memory as Philosophy: Hegel, Montaigne, and the Philosophical Tradition of Recollection
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Moral Articulacy: An Essay on Charles Taylor's Critique of Modern
Moral Philosophy
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The Life Worth Living: Ethics and the Experiences of Disability
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Pleasure and the Absence of Pain: Reading Epicurus' HedonismThrough Plato's Philebus
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Kant's Theory of Judgment: The Concept of Judgment in Kant's Logic
and Metaphysics
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<p style="font-weight: bold">Ciceronian Fallibilism in Kant'sCritique of Pure Reason: A Rhetorical Theory ofJustification of Belief in the Modern Critique of Metaphysics
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Transforming the Sensible: Dilthey and Heidegger on Art
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Happiness as a Natural and Ethical Goal in Aristotle
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How to Ask a Question in the Space of Reasons
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Critical Steps towards a Creative Public Sphere for an ActuallyExisting American Democracy
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Alter Ego: Toward a Response Ethics of Self-Relation
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Aesthetic Experience and Art Appreciation: A Pragmatic Account
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The Systematic Socrates: Hegel as Moral Philosopher
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Speaking Wisdom Otherwise: The Role of Allegory in Early Greek Thought
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Through a Glass Darkly: The Hidden Perspectives that Challenge and Redeem Science's Self-Conception
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The Worlds We Shape through Habit: On Ethical Self-Cultivation in Merleau-Ponty, Aristotle, and the Tibetan Buddhist Lojong Tradition
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Jean Paul Sartre's Theory of Collective Action: Reconsidering Hegel
and Marx
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Individuals, Power and Participation: Metaphysics and Politics inSpinoza
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'In What We Tend To Feel Is Without History': Toward a Feminist
Ethics of Affect
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The Phenomenological Dimension of the Theory of Meaning: a
Critical Inquiry through Husserl and Wittgenstein
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What's at Play in Ethics?
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Critical Philosophy: Immanuel Kant and the Critique of Pure Reason
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Principled Compromise in Theorizing about Justice
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The Meanings and Values of Race: Pluralism and Social Melioration
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Floraphilia: Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, and the Philosophical Significance of Plant-Life
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Kant and the "I": A Reappraisal
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Phantasie and Phenomenological Inquiry - Thinking with
Edmund Husserl
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The Origins of Schelling's Naturphilosophie
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Democratic Tendencies in Hobbes's Leviathan
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Between the Virtual and the Real: A Study of Relations
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