Toward a two-route interpretation of parmenidean inquiry

Colin Smith

279-297

Creative discovery

Proclus and Plato on the emergence of scientific precision

John V. Garner

299-321

Aristotle on wittiness

verbally abusing one's friends in the right way

Rebekah Johnston

323-336

Mixed bodies, agency and narrative in Lucretius and Machiavelli

Sean Erwin

337-355

The two views of renaissance philosophy

Thora Ilin Bayer

357-368

Descartes's turn to the body

Răzvan Ioan

369-387

Why is Spinoza an epicurean?

Dimitris Vardoulakis

389-409

Virtue as empowerment

spinozism in Nietzsche's ethics

Matthew J. Dennis

411-431

Enlightenment infinitesimals and Tolstoy's war and peace

Russell Winslow

433-451

Gadamer's "practice" of theoria

William Konchak

453-465

The invention of singularity in school

Marc Crépon, David Cross, Tyler M. Williams

467-483