Three objections to Levinas' philosophy

Alphonso Lingis

189-195

The significance of §§76 and 77 of the critique of judgment for the development of post-Kantian philosophy (part 1)

Eckhart Förster

197-217

Becoming and auto-affection II

who are we?

Leonard Lawlor

219-237

The tragic foundation of Aristotelian ethics

Sean D. Kirkland

239-260

The life, work, and legacy of Trần Đức Thảo

Nicolas de Warren

263-283

Existentialism and dialectical materialism

Dức T. Tran

285-295

From phenomenology to the materialist dialectic of consciousness

Dức T. Tran

297-325

Marxism and phenomenology

Dức T. Tran

327-335

The origins of the phenomenological reduction in Husserl

Dức T. Tran

337-348

Exchange between Trân Duc Thao and Alexandre Kojève

Dức T. Tran, Alexandre Kojève

349-354

To be is to live, to be is to be recognized

Jeffrey Bernstein

357-390

Ethics as part of human natural history

Alice Crary

391-407

On the hardness of the ethical must

Zed Adams

409-420

Desire and distance

Introduction to a phenomenology of perception

Steven Levine

421-434

Basic concepts of Aristotelian philosophy

Erick R. Jimenez

435-440

The red and the real

an essay on color ontology

Jason R. Fisette

440-444