Preface and acknowledgments

John Rosenthal

1-3

Habermas and Arendt on the philosopher's "error"

tracking the diabolical in Heidegger

Robert Bernasconi

3-24

From class struggle to struggle without classes?

Étienne Balibar

7-21

Between necessity and superabundance

Meta-economic reflections on Marxism

Bernhard Waldenfels

23-33

The time of the political

Peg Birmingham

25-45

Domination and moral struggle

The philosophical heritage of Marxism reviewed

Axel Honneth

35-48

Action or/and dwelling

Heribert Boeder

47-59

Failure of a renaissance (why it is impossible to remain a Marxist in East Central Europe)

György M. Vajda

49-60

Thoughts on the future of Marxism

Andrew Levine

61-75

Heidegger's Kampf the difficulty of life

John D. Caputo

61-83

Seven types of obloquy

Travesties of Marxism

Norman Geras

77-115

Prolegomena to an understanding of Heidegger's turn

Jean Grondin

85-108

The ambivalent unthought of the overman and the duality of Heidegger's political thinking

Michel Haar

109-136

From historical Marxisms to historical materialism

Toward the theory of ideology

Rastko Močnik

117-137

Reconstructing the political

Dominique Janicaud

137-151

On some unsettled questions touching the character of Marxism, especially as philosophy

Wal Suchting

139-207

Shattering

toward a politics of daimonic life

David F. Krell

153-182

Porosity

violence and the question of politics in Heidegger's introduction to metaphysics

William Mcneill

183-212

The divided machine

Capitalist crisis and the organization of labor

Maria Turchetto

209-240

Ultimate double binds

Reiner Schürmann

213-236

Heidegger's rector's address

a loss of the question of ethics

Charles E. Scott

237-264

Notes on contributors

Telling tales

notes on Heidegger's "career," the "Heidegger affair," and the assumptions of narrativity

Paul Davies

267-293

Retreat from radicality

Poggeler on Heidegger's politics

Frank W. Edler

295-321

politics and the limits of metaphysics

Heidegger, Ferry and Renaut, and Lyotard

323-334

But suppose we were to take the Rectorial address seriously...

Gérard Granel's De l'université

Christopher Fynsk

335-362

Heidegger's apology

biography as philosophy and ideology

Theodore Kisiel

363-404

The subject of hermeneutics and the hermeneutics of the subject

William Richardson

405-422

On Heidegger and national socialism

a triple turn?

Tom Rockmore

423-439

Changing the subject

Heidegger, "the" national and epochal

Dennis J. Schmidt

441-464