Plato and Kant on beauty and desire

Santiago Ramos

1-26

Cynic philosophical humor as exposure of incongruity

Christopher Turner

27-52

The remarriage of reason and experience in Kant's critique of pure reason

Colin McQuillan

53-69

The time of the beautiful in Kant's critique of judgment

Khafiz Kerimov

71-93

Kant on the philosopher's proper activity

from legislation to admiration

Samuel A. Stoner

95-113

Hegel: from the I to the spirit

Diego Bubbio

115-132

Everyone is at liberty to be a fool

Schopenhauer's philosophical critique of the art of persuasion

Ethan Stoneman

133-154

Nietzsche on language and logic

Steven Burgess

155-180

Remnant volition

Walter Benjamin's theory of fortune

Tupac Cruz

181-200

Merleau-Ponty's melancholy

on phantom limbs and involuntary memory

Shannon Hayes

201-219

Another beginning?

Heidegger, Gadamer, and postmodernity

David Liakos

221-238

Doublings

the concept of reading in Derrida's Geschlecht III

Rodrigo Therezo

239-263

Marion, nihilism, and the gifted

265-278