On the question concerning the determination of the matter for thinking

Martin Heidegger

213-223

History and the obvious

Adriano Bugliani, Rachel Barritt

225-240

Static vs. dynamic paradoxes

in the end there can be only one

Constantin Antonopoulos

241-263

The structure of praxis and the time of eudaimonia

David Webb

265-287

Analytic method, the cogito, and Descartes's argument for the innateness of the idea of God

Murray Miles

289-320

Strange lands

Hölderlin, Kant, and the language of the beautiful

Peter Hanly

321-334

Nietzsche's interpretation of Heraclitus in its historical context

Anthony K. Jensen

335-362

The abyss of repetition

Jeffrey Powell

363-382

Marcuse, aesthetics, and the logic of modernity

Gavin Rae

383-398

A phenomenological (husserlian) defense of Bergson's "idealistic concession"

Michael Kelly

399-415

Friendship and the ethics of understanding

Lauren Swayne Barthold

417-429

Luther and modernity

Reiner Schürmann's topology of the modern in broken hegemonies

David J. Kangas

431-452