The will to see

ethics and moral perception of sense

Sandra Laugier, Jonathan Chalier

263-281

Two traditions of idealism

Frederick Beiser

283-297

The philosophical history of wonder

299-316

The phenomenology of sensible life in Husserl and Levinas

Nam-In Lee

317-337

The question of reality under modern conditions

Arendt's critique of the phenomenological tradition, a close reading of "What is Existenz philosophy?"

Sophie Loidolt

339-380

Was Heidegger an "archaicist"?

Søren Overgaard

381-389

Tragedy and tradition

Ibsen and Nietzsche on the ghosts of the Greeks

Kristin Gjesdal

391-413

The intrigue of the other and the subversion of the subject

Levinas and Lacan on the status of subjectivity after Heidegger

Drew M. Dalton

415-438

Nietzsche and Heidegger on justice

Vanessa Lemm

439-455

Nailing it down

Haugeland's Heidegger

Richard Polt

457-481

Daniel D. Hutto and Erik Myin, Radicalizing enactivism: basic minds without content

Janna Van Grunsven

483-487

Jennifer Mensch, Kant's organicism: epigenesis and the development of critical philosophy

Jonathan H. Berk

487-491