The relationship between hermeneutics and ontology in the case of Aristotle's ΠΕΡΙ ΕΡΜΗΝΕΙΑΣ

Pierre Aubenque

3-20

Kant and historical knowledge

Massimo Mori, Natalia Iacobelli

21-42

Friedrich Schlegel on the cultivation of common sense in aesthetic and political critique

Nathan Ross

43-64

Response to Jeffrey Stout

Richard Bernstein

65-81

Spinoza

an other power of action

Antonio Negri

85-96

Spinoza on history and its secularization

Yirmiyahu Yovel

97-109

The siren song of revolution

Spinoza on the art of political change

Michael A. Rosenthal

111-132

Violenta imperia nemo continuit diu

Spinoza and the revolutionary laws of human nature

Hasana Sharp

133-148

Enlightenment, prophecy, and genius

Kant's Critique of judgment versus Spinoza's Tractatus theologico-politicus

Omri Boehm

149-178

Democracy, imagination, revolution

Marx, reader of Spinoza

Vittorio Morfino, Zakiya Hanafi

179-203

Dimensions of subjectivity in Kant

notes on two recent studies

Erick R. Jimenez

205-225

Varieties of presence, by Alva Noë

Lawrence A. Berger

227-230

Understanding moral obligation: Kant, Hegel, Kierkegaard, by Robert Stern

Matthew Congdon

230-234

The origins of the philosophy of symbolic forms: Kant, Hegel, and Cassirer, by Donald Phillip Verene

Jonathan Pickle

234-238

The German historicist tradition, by Frederick C. Beiser

Alexei Procyshyn

238-243