Vol. 17 No. 1 (2021): Thought-Shapers

Published: 30-07-2021

Articles

Thought-Shapers

Robert Alan Hanna, Otto Paans

1-72
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Poetic Origins: Revisiting William Carlos Williams's "The Poem as a Field of Action” and Mapping the Building Blocks of Poetry

Jake Young

73-98
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The Uses and Abuses of Bergson in Critical Theory

Jay Hetrick

99-136
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Ecological Philosophy and Its Applications Following Félix Guattari’s Tradition

Helena Knyazeva

137-158
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The End of the I? A Biosemiotic Approach to Super-connectivity

Jan-Boje Frauen

159-195
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Renewal and Return to the Center

Kristian Shea Simcox

196-211
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An Introduction to Pre-Socratic Ethics: Heraclitus and Democritus on Human Nature and Conduct (Part I: On Motion and Change)

Erman Kaplama

212-242
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Merleau-Ponty's Many-Layered Presence in Bourdieu's Thought

Josep Maria Bech

243-264
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Following the Lucas Argument to Completion: J.R. Lucas, 18 June 1929 – 5 April 2020, In Memoriam

Alex Hankey

265-278
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Me, My Subconsious and I

Cameron Hunt

279-298
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Three-Modal Theory of Early Embryo Asymmetric Cleavage Determination

Steve Liebich

299-325
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Which is the Ontology of Dark Matter and Dark Energy?

Jorge E. Horvath

326-344
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Shame and ‘Shame Instinct' in Kant's Pre-Critical Texts

Ana Cristina Falcato

345-364
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Supernatural Schopenhauer: A Critique of Paranormal Reason

Vincent Le

453-470
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The Knowledge of Pessimism

Matko Krce-Ivančić

471-490
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(In)sensible Ecologies: Expanding Relationality Through Imagination

Jason Young

491-501
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An-Arché, Xeinos, urihi a: The Primordial Other in a Cosmopolitical Forest

Hilan Nissior Bensusan

502-526
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Negativity and the Ideology of Existence: Thinking Futures through Extinction

Virgilio Aquino Rivas

527-552
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Can Law Cease to Exist? On the Ontological Foundations of the Atrophy of Law

Tomasz Barszcz

553-566
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Why the Future Needs Ecological Civilization and Not Society 5.0

Glenn McLaren

567-598
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Evil as a Modal Mismatch: On Hegel's Distinction Between What Is and What Ought to Be

Jose Luis Fernandez

599-616
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Book Reviews

Nietzsche in his Time: Review of Nietzsche, the Aristocratic Rebel

Jacob Vangeest

617-622
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Vol. 17 No. 1 (2021): Thought-Shapers

Articles

Thought-Shapers

Poetic Origins: Revisiting William Carlos Williams's "The Poem as a Field of Action” and Mapping the Building Blocks of Poetry

The Uses and Abuses of Bergson in Critical Theory

Ecological Philosophy and Its Applications Following Félix Guattari’s Tradition

The End of the I? A Biosemiotic Approach to Super-connectivity

Renewal and Return to the Center

An Introduction to Pre-Socratic Ethics: Heraclitus and Democritus on Human Nature and Conduct (Part I: On Motion and Change)

Merleau-Ponty's Many-Layered Presence in Bourdieu's Thought

Following the Lucas Argument to Completion: J.R. Lucas, 18 June 1929 – 5 April 2020, In Memoriam

Me, My Subconsious and I

Three-Modal Theory of Early Embryo Asymmetric Cleavage Determination

Which is the Ontology of Dark Matter and Dark Energy?

Shame and ‘Shame Instinct' in Kant's Pre-Critical Texts

Supernatural Schopenhauer: A Critique of Paranormal Reason

The Knowledge of Pessimism

(In)sensible Ecologies: Expanding Relationality Through Imagination

An-Arché, Xeinos, urihi a: The Primordial Other in a Cosmopolitical Forest

Negativity and the Ideology of Existence: Thinking Futures through Extinction

Can Law Cease to Exist? On the Ontological Foundations of the Atrophy of Law

Why the Future Needs Ecological Civilization and Not Society 5.0

Evil as a Modal Mismatch: On Hegel's Distinction Between What Is and What Ought to Be

Book Reviews

Nietzsche in his Time: Review of Nietzsche, the Aristocratic Rebel

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