Hans Blumenberg's early theory of technology and history

Hannes Bajohr

3-15

The relationship between nature and technology as a philosophical problem

Hans Blumenberg

19-30

Beyond the living and the dead

on post-Kantian philosophy as historical appropriation

Karl Ameriks

33-61

Rorty and (the politics of) love

Martin Shuster

65-78

How philosophy and sociology need each other

a conversation

Alice Crary, Steven Lukes

81-99

A cartesian misreading of Spinoza's understanding of adequate knowledge

Norman Whitman

103-130

What is understanding?

Françoise Dastur

133-144

Indirect communication, authority, and proclamation as a normative power

Løgstrup's critique of Kierkegaard

Christopher Bennett, Paul Faulkner, Robert Stern

147-179

The category and the office of proclamation, with particular reference to Luther and Kierkegaard

K. E. Løgstrup

183-209

Descartes for philosophers

Jean-Luc Marion's On Descartes' passive thought

Han van Ruler

211-224

Aberrant movements

the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze

Jelle Baan

227-230

Ponderings xii–xv

Black notebooks 1939–1941

Christopher Merwin

230-234

Hobbes and modern political thought

Meghan Robison

234-237

On the genealogy of color

a case study in historicized conceptual analysis

James Trybendis

238-241