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Vol 13, No 1 (2017)
Table of Contents
Articles
| The Side View: Hadot and Sloterdijk on the Practice of Philosophy | Abstract PDF |
| Adam Robbert | 1-14 |
| Language, the Parent of Thought: Speculating with Hegel | Abstract PDF |
| Samantha Park Alibrando, J. M. Fritzman, Sarah Marchand Lomas, McKenzie Judith Southworth | 15-46 |
| The Relation Between Transcendental Philosophy and Empirical Science in Heidegger’s Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics | Abstract PDF |
| Michael Lewis | 47-72 |
| The Way Of Nature: History & Truth In Heidegger’s Late Thought | Abstract PDF |
| Clay Lewis | 73-93 |
| The Implicit Presence of the Problem of Nothingness in Twentieth Century French Philosophy | Abstract PDF |
| Héctor Sevilla Godínez | 94-113 |
| The Nature of Marriage in the Ethical Standpoint of Kierkegaard’s Either/Or and Connections to Fichte | Abstract PDF |
| Prabhu Venkataraman | 114-145 |
| Marx: The Historical Necessity of Slavery & Agriculture | Abstract PDF |
| Dana Francisco Miranda | 146-155 |
| Atmoterrorism and Atmodesign in the 21st Century: Mediating Flint's Water Crisis | Abstract PDF |
| Dean Dettloff, Matt Bernico | 156-189 |
| Play, Community and Democracy: Understanding How Pay can Stimulate Democracy | Abstract PDF |
| Samuel Keith Duncan | 190-221 |
| Can the Relationship Between Narrative and History be Utilised to Better Understand the Problems within Social Science? | Abstract PDF |
| Aaron Grinter | 222-239 |
| First Person Accounts of Yoga Meditation Yield Clues to the Nature of Information in Experience | Abstract PDF |
| Alex Hankey, Reshma M. Shetkar | 240-252 |
| Past and Future Presents: Existential Time and Futural Materialism | Abstract PDF |
| William S Jaques | 253-266 |
| Purposeless Technology and Chrematistic Pursuits: The Implicit Subordination of Homo Economicus | Abstract PDF |
| Andrew Trevor Kirkpatrick | 267-293 |
| Agamben’s Curio Cabinet, Animality, and the Zone of Indeterminacy | Abstract PDF |
| Wendell Kisner | 294-314 |
| An Emergent Language of Paradox: Riffs on Steven M. Rosen’s Kleinian Signification of Being | Abstract PDF |
| Lisa Maroski | 315-342 |
| Nonidentity, Materialism and Truth in Adorno's Negative Dialectics | Abstract PDF |
| Terrence Thomson | 343-360 |
| Paper 1: Taking a Pragmatic Position for Describing Objects, Time, Space, and Making an Extra-Model of Them | Abstract PDF |
| Luigi Gian Luca Nicolini | 361-420 |
| Paper 2: Practical Application of the Composite Modeling Units, and an Exercise on Emulating the Mathematics of Time Dilation in a Relative Velocity or Gravity Situation | Abstract PDF |
| Luigi Gian Luca Nicolini | 421-521 |
Review Articles
| From Scripture to Fantasy: Adrian Johnston and the Problem of Continental Fundamentalism | Abstract PDF |
| Richard Scott Bakker | 522-551 |
Book Reviews
| Proposing Life: Review of The Lure of Whitehead | Abstract PDF |
| Alan Van Wyk | 552-560 |
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