Second thoughts, new beginnings

notes on Arendt's unmarked itinerary from the origins of totalitarianism to the human condition

Roy T. Tsao

7-27

The "autonomy of the political" reconsidered

Dana Villa

29-45

Promising and civil disobedience (Arendt's political modernism)

J. M. Bernstein

47-60

"Everyone is welcome"

Susannah Young-Ah Gottlieb

61-83

The social question, again

McClure

85-113

"Tumultuous combinations"

transindividuality in Adam Smith and Spinoza

Warren Montag

117-158

Sympathy, disenchantment, and authority

Adam Smith and the construction of moral sentiments

Michael Bray

159-193

Art and "the sublime truth"

on Schelling's philosophy of art

Béla Bacsó

195-208

The inhuman condition

looking for difference after Levinas and Heidegger

Bernard Flynn

211-219

Luce Irigaray and the philosophy of sexual difference

Jonathan Pickle

221-224

Heidegger and Aristotle

the twofoldness of being

Daniel B. Gallagher

224-229