Distance and proximity in phenomenology

Husserl and Heidegger

David Cerbone

1-26

The judgment stroke and the truth-predicate

Frege, Heidegger, and the logical representation of judgment

Wayne Martin

27-52

Wisdom, knowledge, and reflective joy

an exchange between Aristotle and Husserl

James G. Hart

53-84

"The logic of decadence"

on the deficient forms of government in Plato's Republic

Raul Gutierrez

85-102

Phenomenology and the closure of metaphysics

introduction to the thought of Husserl

Jacques Derrida

103-120

Derrida's endgame

Heribert Boeder

121-142

Hermeneutic phenomenology and logical intuitionism

on Oskar Becker's mathematical existence

Carl-Friedrich Gethmann

143-160

On the border

cultural difference in and beyond Jan Patočka's philosophy of history

Hans R. Sepp

161-177

On counting, stars, and music

Dennis J. Schmidt

179-190

Die Dialektik der Asymmetrie und die Instanz des Dritten

Probleme der lévinasschen Ethik

Claus-Artur Scheier

191-224

The "origin" of metaphysical thinking and the so-called "metaphysics of presence"

Boeder's contest with Heidegger

Burt C. Hopkins

225-239

History of philosophy as philosophical task

Klaus E. Kaehler

241-253

God and the state

on the Descartes-Hobbes analogy

Wilhelm Metz

255-263

ΑΔϒΝΑΤΟΝ, ΑΛΟΓΟΝ, ΑΤΟΠΟΝ on Boeder's discovery of the middle epoch of philosophy

Martin Zubiría

265-275

"We homeless ones"

Heidegger and the "homelessness" of modern man

Franco Volpi

277-284

The idea of a philosophical culture

its first germination in Greek philosophy

Edmund Husserl

285-293

Aristotle (I)

Jacob Klein, Burt C. Hopkins

295-313

On Welton on Husserl

John Drummond

315-332

Karl Schuhmann (1941–2003)

Robin Rollinger

333-334