Vol. 9 No. 1 (2013)

Articles

• Living and Knowing: How Nature Makes Knowledge Possible

  Michael Dix

  1-34

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• Chaos beyond Order: Overcoming the Quest for Certainty and Conservation in Modern Western Sciences

  Riccardo Baldissone

  35-49

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• An Incomplete Definition of Reality

  Boris DeWiel

  50-72

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• Was Samuel Butler Mainly Right About Evolution?

  Murray Code

  73-100

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• Hegel's Philosophy of Nature of 1805-6; Its Relation to the Phenomenology of Spirit

  Daniel E Shannon

  101-132

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• Heidegger's Historicisation of Aristotlean Being

  Susan Roberts

  133-160

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• Iteration and Truth: A Fifth "Orientation of Thought"

  Hannu Poutiainen

  161-182

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• Time and Presence in Agamben's Critique of Deconstruction

  Jenny Doussan

  183-202

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• Rhetoric and Rationality

  Steve Mackey

  203-224

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• Situating Norms and Jointness of Social Interaction

  Patrizio Lo Presti

  225-248

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• Speech, Writing, and Play in Gadamer and Derrida

  Thorsten Botz-Bornstein

  249-264

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• Overcoming Incommensurability through Intercultural Dialogue

  Paul Healy

  265-281

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• The Spiritual Meaning of Technological Evolution to Life

  Joseph Morrill Kirby

  282-300

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• Reflections on the Existential Philosophy in T.S. Eliot's Poetry

  Prajna Pani

  301-316

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• Towards an Ecological Civilization: A Gramscian Strategy for a New Political Subject

  Gerard Ahearne

  317-326

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• The Grand Narrative of the Age of Re-Embodiments: Beyond Modernism and Postmodernism

  Arran Gare

  327-357

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• A Greek Tragedy? A Hegelian Perspective on Greece's Sovereign Debt Crisis

  Karin de Boer

  358-375

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