On Hegel's significance for the social sciences

Rüdiger Bubner

1-35

Horizonal hermeneutics and the actual infinite

Robert S. Corrington

36-97

Hermeneutics or phenomenology

reflections on Husserl's historical meditations as a "way" into transcendental phenomenology

John E. Jalbert

98-132

Hermeneutics or phenomenology

reflections on Husserl's historical meditations as a "way" into transcendental phenomenology

John E. Jalbert

98-132

Aristotle's de anima and Marx's theory of man

David J. Depew

133-187

Morality and ideology

some radical critiques

Kai Nielsen

189-254

Bibliography

radical critiques of Rawls

Kai Nielsen

257-267

The origin of negative dialectics: Theodor Adorno, Walter Benjamin, and the Frankfurt institute, by susan Buck-Morss; the melancholy science: an introduction to the thought of Theodor w. Adorno, by gillian rose

Kevin M. Clark

269-305

What is this thing called science? by A. F. Chalmers

John Phillips

307-325

Philosophy and the mirror of nature by Richard Rorty

Frank B. McCluskey

327-337