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Continental Philosophy and Global South Perspectives
Vol. 36 No. 1 (2025)New Thematic Issue: Continental Philosophy and Global South Perspectives.
V. 36th, 2025.
Art cover by: Hannah Lander.Hannah Lander is a Texas-born painter, whose practice is rooted in the tradition of American Southern Gothic. She is known for resistance paintings that encompass decay in life and landscape, in the American South. Her process for resistance paintings includes creating an initial water/silicone-based painting in white and light greys, followed by completely covering the paintings with a coat of oil-based black ink. Once the blackout has dried, she will hose off the residual black ink - allowing what survives of the white/grey underpainting beneath to show through and serve as the completed piece - whatever that may be. What remains of her laboured underpainting becomes its own creation - like a Tibetan mandala’s destruction, the unspoken labour of love, in its emancipation from the artist's original painting, decides its own finality on the canvas.
I Didn’t Jump the Fence, by Hannah Lander (2021).
Acrylic, Gouache, Sandpaper, India Ink on Canvas, 48 x 48.
"I Didn’t Jump the Fence, is a study of a longhorn skull from my granddaddy’s ranch. I never knew the name of this longhorn, and I don’t know if he even got a tag on his ear for an auction. Like the resistance painting process, the subject remains to find Being and Essence even after decay. For some, this might be uncomfortable, but for me, it is a pleasant reminder that nature forgives, and she will reintegrate our remains into her beautiful landscape when our souls leave our bodies" - Hannah Lander.
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Aesthetic Education (Historical Archive)
Vol. 33 (2021)
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ArticlesThe Ethical Dimension of Everyday Aesthetics
– Yuriko SaitoThe Intersection of Moral and Aesthetic Factors in the Process of Growing Up
– Ronald MooreSchiller and the Deskilling of Aesthetic Education
– Tom HuhnArt’s Underthought: Art, Presupposition and Immorality
– Zoe WalkerAesthetic Alchemy: Feature Construction and Conceptual Enrichment through Literature
– Johan HeemskerkA Symposium on Catherine Homan’s A Hermeneutics of Poetic Education: The Play of the In-Between
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Schelling: Powers of the Idea
Vol. 26 (2014)Contents
Antikritik - F.W.J. SCHELLINGOn the True Concept of Philosophy of Nature and the Correct Way of Solving its Problems - F.W.J. SCHELLING
Anthropological Schema - F.W.J. SCHELLING
The Life of the 'ldea': Hegel, Schelling, and Schopenhauer - TILOTTAMA RAJAN
Schelling's Doctrine of Abstraction - DANIEL WHISTLER
'World' in Middle Schelling: Why Nature Transcendentalises - IAIN HAMILTON GRANT
Das Gewußte wird erzàhlT Schelling on the Relationship between Art, Mythology, and Narrative - JASON WIRTH
Twilight of the Gods: Nancy and Schelling on the End of Myth and Politics - TYLER TRITTEN
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Spinoza's Principle of Essential Derivation - DINO JAKUSI`C
Time After Death: The Account of Fecundity in Levinas's Totality and lnfinity -ROBERT KING
REVIEWS AND RESPONSES
Adrian Johnston: Prolegomena to Any Future Materialism, Volume I - TIMOTHY M. HACKETT
ldealism and Emergence: Three Questions for Adrian Johnston - BENJAMIN BERGER
Transcendentalism in Hegel's wake: A Reply to Timothy M. Hackett and Benjamin Berger - ADRIAN JOHNSTON
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Nietzsche's Free Spirit Works
Vol. 25 (2014)Contents
Abbreviations of Nietzsche's Works
Introduction - MATTHEW DENNIS AND DAVID ROWTHORN
1. Nietzsche on Integrity - Selected Nachlass Fragments from 1880-1881
Trans. CAROL DIETHE, with an introduction by KEITH ANSELL-PEARSON2. In What Senses are Free Spirits Free? - CHRISTA DAVIS ACAMPORA
3. Nietzsche's Second Turning - JONATHAN R. COHEN
4. Mood and Aphorism in Nietzsche's Campaign against Morality - REBECCA BAMFORD
5. On Seriousness and Laughter - KATIA HAY AND HERMAN SIEMENS
6. Nietzsche's Post-Classical Therapy - THOMAS RYAN AND MICHAEL URE
7. On Nietzsche's Theory of the Passions in his Middle Period - SIMON SCOTT
8. Lumping It and Liking It - RUTH ABBEY
9. Nietzsche's Other Naturalism - FRANK CHOURAQUI
10. Beyond the Free Spirit Works - WERNER STEGMAIER in discussion with the editorsReviews
11. Paul Franco: Nietzsche's Enlightenment - Review by JEFFREY PICKERNELL
12. Frank Chouraqui: Eternity by the Stars (trans.) - Review by WILLIAM KNOWLES MCINTIRE
13. Dirk johnson; Nietzsche's Anti-Darwinism - Review by THOMAS WATERTON
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Jean Hyppolite
Vol. 24 (2013)Contents
Jean Hyppolite (1907-1968) - GEORGES CANGUILHEM and MICHEL FOUCAULTLanguage and Being; Language and Thought - JEAN HYPPOLITE
A New Perspective on Marx and Marxism - JEAN HYPPOLITE
Jean Hyppolite and the French Kierkegaard - BRUCE BAUGH
Jacobi, Hyppolite and Difference - THOMAS EBKE
Michel Henry and His Master Jean Hyppolite - JOAQUIM HERNANDEZ-DISPAUX
Appendix: Correspondence - JEAN HYPPOLITE and MICHEL HENRY
A Desire Without Sense: Derrida and Hyppolite on Singularity and Recognition - MAURO SENATORE
'Verbose Dialectics' and the Anthropological Circle: Michel Foucault and Jean Hyppolite - GIUSEPPE BIANCO
Hyppolite's Hegel Reconsidered - TOM ROCKMORE
Hegel's Comedy - DANIEL SMITH
REVIEWS
Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit by Stephen Houlgate - DINO JAKUSI´C
lntroduction to Metaphysics: From Parmenides to Levinas by Jean Grondin (trans. Lukas Soderstrom) - TSUTOMU BEN YAGI
The Ends of Beauty: Sinead Murphy's the Art Kettle - PETE WOLFENDALE
Jean Hyppolite, entre structure et existence, ed. by Giuseppe Bianco - RICHARD LAMBERT
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Life and Ontology: Physis, Naturalism, Phenomenology
Vol. 23 (2012)Contents
Re-Enacting Natural Histories: Heidegger and Collingwood on the Historicity of Living Nature - TOM GREAVES
Dilthey and Carnap: Empiricism, Life-Philosophy, and Overcoming Metaphysics -ERIC S. NELSON
Merleau-Ponty's Ontology of Life - JAMES DIFRISCO
The Trembling of the Concept: The Material Genesis of Living Being in Hegel's Realphilosophie - JOSEPH CAREW
The Knowledge of Life in Canguilhem's Critical Naturalism - JONATHAN SHOLL
Nietzsche's Non-Reductive Naturalism: Evolution, Teleology, and Value - DAVID STOREY
lmagism: Bataille and Prehistoric Life - A Review of Georges Bataille's The Cradle of Humanity: Prehistoric Art and Culture - DAVID VAN DUSEN
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Contingency
Vol. 22 (2011)Contents
Metaphysics, Speculation, Correlation - QUENTIN MEILLASSOUX
Meillassoux's Speculative Philosophy of Science: Contingency and Mathematics -FABIO GIRONI
The Medium of Contingency - ELIE AYACHE
Critique as a Practice of Learning: Beyond lndifference with Meillassoux, towards Deleuze - ANNA CUTLERAND AND IAIN MACKENZIE
Five Meanings of 'Contingency' in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason - GIUSEPPE MOTTA
A Defence of Aristotle's'Sea-Battle' Argument - RALPH SHAIN
From a 'History of Being' to a 'History of the Present', Radical Possibility in Heidegger and Foucault - J. D. SINGE
Varia
From the First to the Second Non-Philosophy - FRANÇOIS LARUELLE
François Laruelle, the One and the Non-Philosophical Tradition - NICK SRNICEK
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Novelty, Transformation and Change
Vol. 21 (2010)Contents
What does Foucault think is New about Neoliberalism? - JOHN PROTEVI
When Time Preceded Eternity: Schelling's Conversion to History - ASHLEY U. VAUGHT
Novelty, Temporality, Negativity: Event-Metaphysics with Jean-Luc Nancy -HAKHAMANESH ZANGENEH
The Possibility of the New: Adornoian Lessons for Psychoanalysis - ADAM ROSEN-CAROLE
Change, Agency, and lnterdependent Affordances: The Outlines of a Modest Ontology - MATTHEW TIESSEN
The Mouth Freed for Thought - SAMUEL MCAULIFFE
The lrruption of Novelty in Badiou's Being and Event:A Dialectical Materialist and Psychoanalytic Response - RICARDO S. GONZALES
Reviews
Europe, or the lnfinite Task by Rodolphe Gasché - BENJAMIN BERGER
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The Subject in Question
Vol. 20 (2009)Contents
The Truth of Humanity: The Collective Political Subject in Sartre and Badiou - NINA POWER
Capitalism and the Non-Philosophical Subject - NICK SRNICEK
After the Subject: Meillassoux's Ontology of 'What May Be' - PETËR GRATTON
Between Emancipation and Domination: Habermasian Reflections on the Empowerment and Disempowerment of the Human Subject - SIMON SUSEN
Two Studies in Wittgenstein's Subject - ANDREW STEPHENSON
Varia
Response to Deleuze - FRANÇOIS LARUELLE
On the Sublime in Nietzsche's Dawn - KEITH ANSELL-PEARSONZarathustra and the Children of Abraham - JAMES LUCHTE
Heidegger and Japanese Fascism: An Unsubstantiated Connection - GRAHAM PARKES
Reviews
From Symbolism to Symbolic Logic: Alain Badiou, Being and Event - DAVID MILLER -
Sense and Nonsense
Vol. 19 (2008)Contents
The Expression of Meaning in Deleuze's Ontological Proposition - RAY BRASSIERExpression and lmmanence - MIGUEL DE BEISTEGUI
Nonsense and Mysticism in Wittgenstein's Tractatus - ANGELA BREITENBACH
Epistemology and the Civil Union of Sense and Self-Contradiction: A Co-ordinated Solutions to the Shared problems of Political and Mainstream Epistemology -JEREMY BARRISPresuppositionless Scepticism - IOANNIS TRISOKKAS
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Essay on Transcendental Philosophy: Short Overview of the Whole Work; On the Categories; Antinomies. ldeas. - SALOMON MAIMON
Conflicted Matter: Jacques Lacan and the Challenge of Secularising Materialism -ADRIAN O. JOHNSTONAlain Badiou: Truth, Mathematics, and the Claim of Reason - CHRISTOPHER NORRIS
On the Horrors of Realism: An lnterview with Graham Harman - TOM SPARROW
Reviews
Earth Aesthesis: Sallis' Topographies and the Aesthetics of the Earth - BOBBY GEORGE
The Natural History of the Unthinged: lain Grant's Philosophies of Nature After Schelling - JAMES TRAFFORDJay Lampert's Deleuze and Guattari's Philosophy of History - GIOVANNA GIOLI and MATTHEW DENNIS
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Superior Empiricism (Historical Archive)
Vol. 18 (2007)When citing these papers, be aware of using the right name, title, and pages of each one.
Contents
Matisse with Dewey and Deleuze - ERIC ALLIEZ and JEAN-CLAUDE BONNE
Between Geophilosophy and Political Physiology - JOHN PROTEVI
Facticity and contingency in Louis Althusser's Aleatory Materialism - MAX HENNINGER
lmmanent Description and Writing From... - STUART GRANT
Lights in the Dark: The Radical Empiricism of Emmanuel Levinas and William James - MEGAN CRAIG
Empiricism, Facticity, and the lmmanence of Life in Dilthey - ERIC SEAN NELSON
Duns Scotus' Concept of the Univocity of Being: Another Look - PHILIP TONNER
Schelling's Positive Empiricism - RASMUS UGILT
Spinoza's Third Kind of Knowledge as a Resource for Schelling's Empiricism - CHRIS LAUER
What is Transcendental Empiricism? Deleuze and Sartre on Bergson - GIOVANNA GIOLI
A Superior Empiricism: The Subject and Experimentation - SIMONE BIGNALL
Reviews
The Politics of Creation: Peter Hallward's Deleuze and the Philosophy of Creation -HENRY SOMERS-HALLRadiance and Vulnerability: On Reading Dorothea Olkowski's The Universal (in the Realm of the Sensible) - JOSEPH D. KUZMA
Stephen Zepke's Art as Abstract Machine and Simon O'Sullivan's Art Encounters Deleuze and Guattari - DARREN AMBROSE
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Ultrapolitics: Sovereignty, Biopower and Total Mobilisation (Historical Archive)
Vol. 17 (2006)When citing these papers, be aware of using the right name, title, and pages of each one.
Papers
Biological Sovereignty - EUGENE THACKER
The Task of Thinking in the State of Exception- Agamben, Benjamin and the Question of Messianism - CHRISTIAN NILSSON
The Obscene Voice: Terrorism, Politics and the End of Representation in the Works of Baudrillard, Zizek and Sloterdijk - SJOERD VAN TUINEN
"The Sovereign Disappears in the Election Box": Carl Schmitt and Martin Heidegger on Sovereignty and (Perhaps) Governmentality -THOMAS CROMBEZFreedom Ablaze: Ernst Jünger and Michel Foucault's Concept of Force -LEON NIEMOCZYNSKI AND KEVIN SÖDERGREN
Varia
Deleuze, Leibniz and the Jurisprudence of Being - SEAN BOWDEN
Levinas, 'llleity' and the Persistence of Skepticism - DARREN AMBROSE
Reviews and Responses
Heidegger and (the) Beyond: Michael Lewis' Heidegger and the Place of Ethics - RAFAEL WINKLER
Response to Rafael Winkler
MICHAEL LEWIS
Heideggerian Truth and Deleuzian Genesis as Differential 'Grounds' of Philosophy: Miguel de Beistegui's Truth and Genesis: Philosophy ad Differential Ontology - DAVID MORRIS
Response to David Morris
MIGUEL DE BEISTEGUI
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The Divine Sade (Historical Archive)
Vol. 5 (1994)When citing these papers, be aware of using the right name, title, and pages of each one.
ArticlesA Manner of Thinking
- Deepak Narang SawhneySeven Mirrors of Sade: Sex, Death, Capital and the Language of Monsters
- Stephen PfohlSade and the Theatre
- Annie Le BrunA Turning Point in the Sadean Novel: The Terror
- Lucienne Frappier-mazurSade Contra the Supreme Being
- Philippe SollersMadame De Sade and Other Problems
- Margaret CroslandSade: Critique of Pure Fiction
- Catherine CussetSade’s Itinerary of Transgression
- David AllisonReading the Lack of the Body: the Writing of the Marquis De Sade
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Deleuze and the Transcendental Unconscious (Historical Archive)
Vol. 4 (1992)When citing these papers, be aware of using the right name, title, and pages of each one.
Papers
ALPHONSO LINGIS: The Society of Dismembered Body Parts
KATH JONES: Response to Lingis
IAIN HAMILTON GRANT: Energumen Critique
JAMES WILLIAMS: Monitoring vs. Metaphysical Modelling: or, How to predict the future of the postmodern condition
ANDREW GOFFEY: The Cruelty of the (Neo-) Baroque
NICHOLAS BLINCOE: Deleuze and Masochism
LORNA CAMPBELL: Anteros and Intensity
TIMOTHY MURPHY: The Philosophy (of the Theatre) of Cruelty in Gilles Deleuze’s Difference and Repetition
ALISITAIR WELCHMAN: On the Matter of Chaos
JACK FULLER: Distillations: A Premonitory Reading of Deleuze
BRIAN MASSUMI: Everywhere you want to be: Introduction to Fear
NICK LAND: Circuitries
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Kant: Trials of Judgement (Historical Archive)
Vol. 3 (1991)
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Papers
JAMES WILLIAMS: My Mother is a Fish: Current French Interpretations of Kant’s PhilosophyLAPSUS JUDICII: Jean-Luc Nancy
HOWARD CAYGILL: Art and the Origin of Geometry
PAUL CROWTHER: Moran Insight and Aesthetic Experience: Kant’s Theory of the Sublime
NICK LAND: Delighted to Death
DREW MILNE: The Gulf- Crisis: Derrida on Kant’s Third Critique
WILL MCNEIL, DIANNE BEDDOES, JAMIE BRASSET, DOUGLAS BURNHAM,
NICHOLAS BLINCOE: Snapshots of Kant’s Critique of Judgement
Reviews
DOUGLAS BURNHAM: Howard Caygill: Art of Judgement
JOHN O’REILLY: Douglas Kellner: Jean Baudrillard: From Marxism to Postmodernism and Beyond
PETER SNOWDEN: Timothy Raser: A Poetics of Art Criticism: The Case of Charles Baudelaire
