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The Pittsburgh School in Relation to Kant and Hegel
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(2026/1 Tome 89)
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Pages 1 to 4| Front Matter
Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
Pages 7 to 11| Foreword
| Gilles Marmasse, Samuel Vitel
Pages 13 to 32| Kant in Pittsburgh: From the Tribunal of Reason to the Tribunal of
Experience
| Raphaël Ehrsam
Pages 33 to 50| The Kantian Conception of Sensory Experience: Putnam and McDowell—a
Shared Legacy?
| Juliette Courtillé
Pages 51 to 51| Inner Sense and Apperception in Kant, Sellars, and the “Pittsburgh
School”
| James R. O’Shea
Pages I to XIX| Hegel through a Post-Sellarsian Lens
| Luca Corti
Pages 73 to 89| Did Hegel Support the Thesis of the Conceptual Content of
Perception?
| Emmanuel Renault
Pages 91 to 108| The Autonomy of Reason in Robert Brandom: A Return to Hegelian
Idealism?
| Ferdinand Perot
Pages 109 to 127| The Pittsburgh School and the Rehabilitation of Idealism
| Samuel Vitel
Pages 129 to 146| Should We Make the Philosophies of the Past Relevant Today?
| Gilles Marmasse
Pages 147 to 153| Articles and Notes by Éric Weil in the Journal Critique
(1946–1971): An Open Pluralism
| Jean-Michel Buée
Pages 155 to 240| Cartesian Bulletin LV
Pages 241 to 241| Back Matter
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Fichte and Sartre: Two thinkers of intersubjectivity
| Archives de philosophie
(2025/4 Tome 88)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 3| Editorial
Pages 5 to 7| Fichte and Sartre: Two thinkers of intersubjectivité.
| Ives Radrizzani
Pages I to XVIII| Self-consciousness as (im-)mediacy, reflection, and lack in Fichte
and Sartre
| Marco Dozzi
Pages 9 to 20| Pre-reflective subjectivity in Fichte and Sartre
| Hui Gao, Ives Radrizzani
Pages 21 to 33| The essence of freedom in Sartre, with reference to Fichte
| Marco Ivaldo, Ives Radrizzani
Pages 35 to 52| The concept of absolute consciousness in Fichte and Sartre
| Fabio Laiso
Pages 53 to 66| Fichte and Sartre on intersubjective relations
| Ives Radrizzani
Pages 67 to 87| Fichte, Sartre, and the concept of freedom
| Angela Renzi
Pages 89 to 91| Habermas and the History of Philosophy
| Gilles Marmasse
Pages 93 to 109| From evolutionary tendencies to historical traces of Reason
| Julia Christ
Pages 111 to 129| The space of reasons and the dynamics of the sacral complex
| Jean-Marc Durand-Gasselin
Pages 131 to 172| Bulletin of Hegelian literature XXXV
Pages 173 to 202| Bulletin of Spinozist Bibliography XLVII
Pages 203 to 209| Back matter
Pages 205 to 208| Book Reviews Published in 2025
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Enlightened religions. Dialogues with the Enlightenment
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 35| Enlightened religions. Dialogues with the Enlightenment
| Charlotte Morel
Pages 37 to 55| Enlightened religions: Questions to guide our inquiry
| Charlotte Morel
Pages 57 to 90| On the origins of “physicotheology”
| Philippe Hamou
Pages 91 to 109| Enlightenment as fetish
| Philippe Büttgen
Pages 111 to 135| The Spirit of Contradiction: Rabbinic Wisdom, Ecclesiastes, and the
Pursuit of Jewish Emancipation
| Ze’ev Strauss
Pages 137 to 161| Protestantism and the Enlightenment
| Hubert Bost
Pages 163 to 185| The Arab Enlightenment and the question of tolerance
| Sarhan Dhouib
Pages I to XXXVI| Tabular origin of Leibnizian combinatorics
| Arilès Remaki
Pages 187 to 239| Leibnizian Bulletin XI
Pages 241 to 285| Bulletin of medieval philosophy XXVI
Pages 288 to 289| Back matter
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For an expanded Bergsonism
| Archives de philosophie
(2025/2 Tome 88)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 3| Editorial
Pages 5 to 10| For an expanded Bergsonism
| Thomas Bourdier, Thomas Detcheverry
Pages 11 to 28| Bergson and the question of realism: Metaphysical inference and
critical empiricism
| Thomas Bourdier
Pages 29 to 42| Becoming and spirituality in Bergson’s metaphysics
| Paul-Antoine Miquel
Pages 43 to 60| Beyond right- and left-wing Bergsonism: Bergmatism
| Stéphane Madelrieux
Pages 61 to 81| Élan vital and the consciousness of the living: Exploring non-human
creativity through Bergsonian philosophy
| Mathilde Tahar
Pages 83 to 100| Deleuze, a Bergsonian reader of Spinoza and Leibniz: Duration and
freedom
| Thomas Detcheverry
Pages 101 to 114| A normative animal: Norm and form of life from a Wittgensteinian
perspective
| Pierre Fasula
Pages 115 to 131| Critique of the metaphysics of the subject in Karl Löwith and
Martin Buber
| Emmanuel Chaput
Pages 133 to 149| Chomsky-Foucault: An altered debate. A displayed then concealed
performative self-contradiction
| Pierre Duval
Pages 151 to 154| Mathilde Tahar, Du finalisme en biologie. Bergson et la théorie
de l’évolution, Paris, Puf, 2024, 405 pages — ISBN:
9782130859949
| Tobias Endres
Pages 155 to 166| Jean-Michel Durafour, Tchernobyliana. Esthétique et cosmologie
de l’âge radioactif, Paris, Vrin, 2021, 248 pages — ISBN:
978-2-7116-3009-7
| Victor Bougrel
Pages 167 to 208| English Philosophy Bulletin IV
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Drawing on Foucault (I)
| Archives de philosophie
(2025/1 Volume 88)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 3| Editorial
Pages 5 to 11| Drawing on Foucault. Philosophy and anthropology
| Elisabetta Basso
Pages 13 to 26| The world without humans?
| Philippe Sabot
Pages 27 to 44| The stakes of the anthropological question
| Roberto Nigro
Pages 45 to 62| The “true measure of man”: Phenomenology and anthropology in the
manuscripts of the young Foucault
| Elisabetta Basso
Pages 63 to 78| The young Foucault, Blumenberg, and the
anthropological-phenomenological knot
| Jean-Claude Monod
Pages 79 to 108| An ethnology of one’s own culture.
| Grégory Cormann
Pages 109 to 116| Hostility, anxiety, and magic
| Michel Foucault, Elisabetta Basso, Henri-Paul Fruchaud
Pages 117 to 132| Florentine merchants and Machiavelli’s The Prince
| Bastien Massé
Pages 133 to 151| Assertion, correctness, and truth in Michael Dummett’s “Truth”
| Yannis Arazam
Pages 153 to 154| Gérard Raulet, Lumières politiques, Paris, Puf, 2024, 432 p.
— ISBN : 9782130842798
| Ayşe Yuva
Pages 5 to 12| Hegel’s Essence
| Ioanna Bartsidi, Simon Gissinger
Pages 13 to 28| Essence in Hegel’s Encyclopedia and Science of Logic
| Stephen Houlgate
Pages 29 to 44| Contribution to another reading of “diversity” in the Logic of
Essence
| Florian Rada
Pages 45 to 62| Hegel: From the objectivity of knowledge to the knowledge of
concrete objects
| David Wittmann
Pages 63 to 79| Some logical and ontological implications of Hegel’s concept of
actuality
| Emmanuel Renault
Pages 81 to 98| Is someone doing the thinking? Logical subjectivity in Hegel
| Samuel Vitel
Pages 99 to 118| Logic, truth, and semantic descent
| Henri Wagner
Pages 119 to 140| What does it mean to act well according to Elizabeth Anscombe?
Human action and practical truth
| Valérie Aucouturier
Pages 141 to 161| Putnam’s philosophy of truth: The real, the rational, and the
natural
| Henri Galinon
Pages 163 to 198| Société d’études leibniziennes (SELLF) [Society of French-Language
Leibniz Studies]. International Critical Bibliography of Leibniz
Studies
Pages 199 to 255| Bulletin of Medieval Philosophy XXIV
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Pragmatisms and naturalisms: Perspectives
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 10| Pragmatisms and naturalisms: Perspectives. Foreword
| Claude Gautier
Pages 11 to 24| William James’s naturalism: From the pathos to the ethos of
contingency
| Rosa M. Calcaterra
Pages 25 to 42| Naturalism and human nature: The pragmatist theory of instincts
| Stéphane Madelrieux
Pages 43 to 60| Dewey’s reconstruction of the concept of human nature
| Emmanuel Renault
Pages 61 to 81| John Dewey’s valuation conducts: From the biological to the
political
| Claude Gautier
Pages 103 to 119| Joseph Margolis and the fragility of the human world
| Baptiste Cornardeau
Pages 121 to 160| The Mongrel Functionality of Ordinary Language
| Joseph Margolis
Pages 161 to 179| Political obligation according to Hegel
| Sabina Tortorella
Pages 181 to 188| Alain Deligne, L’Itinéraire philosophique du jeune Eric Weil.
Hambourg – Berlin – Paris, Villeneuve d’Ascq, Presses
Universitaires du Septentrion, 2022
| Jean-Michel Buée
Pages 189 to 198| Dominique Pradelle, Être et genèse des idéalités. Un ciel sans
éternité, Paris, Puf, “Épimethée”
| Baptiste Protais
Pages 199 to 239| Bulletin de philosophie anglaise III (Bulletin of English
Philosophy III)
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Rediscovering Canguilhem. Philosophy, ecology, and health
| Archives de philosophie
(2024/1 Volume 87)
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
Pages 7 to 22| Rediscovering Canguilhem. Philosophy, ecology, and health
| Cécilia Bognon-Küss, Claire Crignon
Pages 23 to 38| The contemporary rehabilitation of Canguilhem as a philosopher: A
context of dispute
| Delphine Olivier
Pages 39 to 59| Key concepts in contemporary ecology: Technique, milieu, and
medicine
| Emiliano Sfara
Pages 61 to 80| Aging, in the light of biological philosophy
| Clémence Guillermain
Pages 81 to 91| The conflict of healths. An exploration
| Guillaume Le Blanc
Pages 93 to 96| Pierpaolo Cesaroni, La vita dei concetti. Hegel, Bachelard,
Canguilhem, Macerata, Quodlibet, 2020, 304 p.
| Francesco Callegaro
Pages 97 to 111| The animal issue and its challenges: A Neoplatonic perspective
| Valérie Bettelheim
Pages 113 to 119| Havi Carel, La Maladie. Le cri de la chair, trad. Thomas Bonnin,
Paris, Vrin, “Philosophie concrète”, 2022, 166 p.
| Claire Crignon
Pages 121 to 128| Stéphane Madelrieux, Philosophie des expériences radicales, Paris,
Seuil, “L’ordre philosophique”, 2022, 400 p.
| Thomas Detcheverry
Pages 129 to 138| Michel Bourdeau, Hayek. La fin d’une utopie libérale. Introduction
critique à la pensée de Friedrich Hayek, Paris, Hermann, 2022, 230
p.
| Gilles Campagnolo
Pages 139 to 184| Bulletin cartésien LII
Pages 185 to 240| Bulletin cartésien LIII
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Whitehead, adventure and the world. A categorical revision of
metaphysics
| Archives de philosophie
(2023/4 Volume 86)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 11| Whitehead, adventure and the world. A categorical revision of
metaphysics. Foreword
| Vincent Berne, Christiane Chauviré
Pages 13 to 31| Whitehead on the place of the mind in nature. Toward impartial
emergentism
| Ulysse Gadiou
Pages 33 to 44| Nature and abstraction: Whitehead’s multiple forms of experience
| Didier Debaise
Pages 45 to 59| Whitehead’s process ontology
| Pierre Livet
Pages I to XVI| The link between concrescence and transition and its ontological
significance in the work of Whitehead
| Luca Vanzago
Pages XVII to XXXV| The concept of organism according to Whitehead and Merleau-Ponty:
Toward a renewed conception of being
| Franck Robert
Pages 61 to 75| Whitehead, the becoming of propositions
| Ali Benmakhlouf
Pages 77 to 93| Sense and sensibility in Whitehead. The development of a deictic
tensive space in the Harvard trilogy
| Vincent Berne
Pages 95 to 99| Introduction to“The three basic forms of systems” by Wilhem Dilthey
| Emmanuel Patard
Pages 101 to 128| The three basic forms of systems in the first part of the 19th
century
| Wilhelm Dilthey
Pages 129 to 135| When Habermas analyzes the process of secularization
| Frédéric Menager
Pages 137 to 148| Music and philosophy
| Victor Bougrel
Pages 149 to 185| Bulletin de Littérature Hégélienne XXXIII [Bulletin of Hegelian
Literature]
Pages 187 to 216| Bulletin de Bibliographie Spinoziste XLV [Bibliographic Bulletin:
Spinoza]
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Manifesto of philosophical skepticism. Reflections on David Hume’s
<i>Enquiry</i>
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 10| Manifesto of philosophical skepticism. Reflections on David Hume’s
Enquiry
| Benoît Gide
Pages 11 to 28| Structure, targets, and issues of the Humean critique of causal
reasoning. Reading Section 4 of An Enquiry Concerning Human
Understanding
| Sophie Bergont
Pages 29 to 46| Hume and the question of the nature of belief
| Richard Glauser
Pages 47 to 70| Freedom and necessity in Hume
| Benoît Gide
Pages 71 to 90| Hume on the moral authority of religion in the two Enquiries
| Catherine Dromelet
Pages 91 to 112| What to do with skepticism?
| Claire Etchegaray
Pages 113 to 130| How can we define bodies?
| Arthur Caillé
Pages 131 to 158| Metaphysics is political
| Raphaël Ehrsam
Pages 159 to 226| Leibnizian Bulletin IX
| Société d’études leibniziennes de langue française (SELLF)
Pages 227 to 255| Bulletin of Medieval Philosophy XXIV
Pages I to I| Charles Ehret, Agir en
vertu d’un autre. Thomas d’Aquin et l’ontologie de
l’instrument, Paris, Vrin, « Études de philosophie
médiévale », 2021, 235 p.
| Véronique Decaix
Pages II to II| Can Laurens Löwe, Thomas
Aquinas on the Metaphysics of the HumanAct, Cambridge,
Cambridge, University Press, 2021, 225 p.
| Charles Ehret
Pages III to III| Gloria Frost, Aquinas on
Efficient Causation and Causal Powers, Cambridge, Cambridge
University Press, 2022, 239 p.
| Charles Ehret
Pages IV to IV| Véronique Decaix,
Constituer le réel. Noétique et métaphysique chez Dietrich de
Freiberg, Paris, Vrin, « Études de philosophie
médiévale », 333 p.
| Alessandra Beccarisi
Pages V to V| Amalia Salvestrini,
Bellezza retorica. Un percorso tematico in Nicola di Autrecourt,
Milan, Mimesis, 2001, 277 p.
| Aurélien Robert
Pages VI to VI| Maria Sorokina, Les
Sphères, les astres et les théologiens. L’influence céleste entre
science et foi dans les commentaires des Sentences (v. 1220-v.
1340), Turnhout, Brepols, 2021, 2 vols, xxvi +
1 306 p.
| Sophie Serra
Pages VII to VII| Généalogie de la liberté. Olivier Boulnois, Paris, Seuil, 2021,
« L’Ordre philosophique », 496 p.
| Ide Lévi
Pages VIII to VIII| Aurélien Robert, Épicure
aux enfers. Hérésie, athéisme et hédonisme au Moyen Âge, Paris,
Fayard, « Histoire », 2021, 367 p.
| Fosca Mariani Zini
Pages IX to IX| Hélène Leblanc, Théories
sémiotiques à l’âge classique. Translatio signorum, Paris, Vrin
2020, 314 p.
| Joël Biard
Pages X to X| Marialucrezia Leone,
Synderesi, la conocenza immediata dei principi morali tra
medioevo e prima Età Moderna, Rome, Arcane, Flumen sapientiae,
2020, 299 p.
| Christian Trottmann
Pages XI to XI| Durand de Saint-Pourçain,
Commentaire des Sentences. Prologue, présentation et
traduction par David Piché,
Paris, Les Belles Lettres, « Sagesses médiévales », 2021,
284 p.
| Véronique Decaix
Pages XII to XII| Pierre de Jean Olivi,
Questions sur la foi, texte latin traduit, introduit et
annoté par Nicolas Faucher, Paris, Vrin,
« Translatio », 2021, 190 p.
| Stève Bobillier
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Interpretations, uses and appropriations of Leo Strauss. Philosophy
and politics
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 11| Interpretations, uses and appropriations of Leo Strauss
| Bruno Quelennec
Pages 13 to 33| A transatlantic mirror game
| Bruno Quelennec
Pages 35 to 61| The reception of Leo Strauss in the United States of America
| John Rogove
Pages 63 to 89| Modernity, tyranny, and crisis.
| Kai Marchal
Pages 91 to 119| Reticent writing as a condition of possibility of philosophy
| Pierpaolo Ciccarelli
Pages I to VII| Italian reception of Leo Strauss
| Pierpaolo Ciccarelli
Pages 121 to 139| 1990–2000: A new reception of Leo Strauss in France
| David Smadja
Pages IX to XXI| Corine Pelluchon: “Strauss leads a radical but constructive
critique of modernity.”
| David Smadja
Pages XXIII to XXXII| Daniel Tanguay: “Strauss taught me to live more freely in exile.”
| David Smadja
Pages 141 to 157| The “Drôle de pensée” (1675) or when Leibniz dreamed of turning
Paris into a festival
| Paul Rateau
Pages 159 to 179| Hegel and the idea of a speculative logic
| Fausto Fraisopi
Pages 181 to 221| Bulletin of English Philosophy II
Pages XXXIII to L| Bulletin cartésien LII
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Philosophy, psychology, psychoanalysis. Perspectives on social
change
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
Pages 7 to 13| Philosophy, psychology, psychoanalysis. Perspectives on social
change. Foreword
| Katia Genel, Emmanuel Delille
Pages 15 to 31| Historical anthropology and the return to Freud. Repressed
compatibilities
| Frédéric Fruteau de Laclos
Pages 33 to 52| Cross-reflections on the social “vicissitudes” of desires
| Claire Pagès
Pages 53 to 70| Psychoanalysis and critical theory: The question of needs
| Katia Genel, Agnès Grivaux
Pages 71 to 98| Freud and the logic of delusion in “Elements of Anti-Semitism” by
Horkheimer and Adorno
| Pierre-François Noppen
Pages 99 to 116| Mental hygiene according to Heinrich Meng. On the fringe of the
Institute for Social Research and its networks
| Emmanuel Delille
Pages 117 to 121| Two Adorno conferences on Freud: Los Angeles, 1948
| Marion Maurin, Aurélia Peyrical
Pages 123 to 138| Psychoanalysis and sociology
| Theodor W. Adorno
Pages 139 to 144| Introduction to “Ernst Simmel and Freudian Philosophy” by Max
Horkheimer
| Bruno Quelennec
Pages 145 to 152| Ernst Simmel and Freudian philosophy
| Max Horkheimer
Pages 153 to 165| The imaginary institution of society in Thomas Hobbes
| Odile Tourneux
Pages 167 to 188| Grief and loss in Adam Smith’s The Theory of Moral
Sentiments
| Claire Etchegaray
Pages 189 to 202| Group analysis and consciousness raising
| Daniel Loick
Pages 203 to 210| In the historicity of Pierre Bayle’s thinking
| Andy Serin
Pages 211 to 220| Husserl’s phenomenology
| Baptiste Protais
Pages 221 to 223| Bulletin Cartésien LII
| Laurent Gallois
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Knowledge about the family
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 10| Knowledge about the family
| Gabrielle Radica
Pages 11 to 27| Viviana Zelizer’s method. Reconciling family with the economy
| Jeanne Lazarus
Pages 29 to 49| Family arrangements
| Céline Bessière
Pages 51 to 71| Legal knowledge about the family
| Gabrielle Radica
Pages 73 to 88| The French Revolution’s unacknowledged offspring: The father in the
French Civil Code
| Anne Verjus
Pages 89 to 107| The genealogy of governing the family: Foucault and the political
history of family authority
| Mathurin Schweyer
Pages 109 to 123| Power and grace: Proudhon’s theory of marriage
| Frédéric Brahami
Pages 125 to 146| Durkheim and the debate on mutual consent divorce. For a joint
liberation of men and women
| Julia Christ
Pages 147 to 165| All of Canguilhem? The edition of his “Complete Works”
| Pierre Macherey
Pages 167 to 203| Bulletin de Littérature Hégélienne [Bulletin of Hegelian
Literature] XXXII
Pages 205 to 229| Bulletin de Bibliographie Spinoziste [Bibliographic Bulletin:
Spinoza] XLIV
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On our responsibility for justice: Thinking the political with Iris
M. Young
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 12| On our responsibility for justice: Thinking the political with Iris
M. Young. Foreword
| Marie Garrau
Pages 13 to 29| The concept of integration
| Magali Bessone
Pages 31 to 47| The effective democratization of society
| Claude Gautier
Pages 49 to 65| Redefining political responsibility in a global age
| Mathilde Unger
Pages 67 to 80| Systemic injustice and individual responsibility
| Bertrand Guillarme
Pages 81 to 82| Levinas and Merleau-Ponty: Resonances
| Emmanuel de Saint Aubert
Pages 83 to 100| The other responds
| Dorothée Legrand
Pages 101 to 120| Other, same, common
| Emmanuel de Saint Aubert
Pages 121 to 134| The other sense of reason
| Paula Lorelle
Pages 135 to 150| Ethics of the sensitive: Thinking about relationships differently
| Agata Zielinski
Pages 151 to 156| Foucault before Foucault
| Philippe Chevallier
Pages 157 to 166| Philosophy and religion in Ricoeur
| Guilhem Causse
Pages 167 to 220| Leibnizian Bulletin
Pages 221 to 240| Bulletin de Philosophie Médiévale [Bulletin of Medieval Philosophy]
XXIII
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Forms of life, forms of politics
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 9| Forms of life, forms of politics. Foreword
| Estelle Ferrarese
Pages 11 to 26| Making the invisible visible: Goethe, Benjamin, and the critique of
forms of life
| Alexandra Richter
Pages 27 to 43| Hegel's theory of Bildung and forms of life
| Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod
Pages 45 to 60| Forms of life and historical dynamics in Max Horkheimer
| Raffaele Carbone
Pages 61 to 46| Deforming life: Adornian thoughts on social transformation
| Estelle Ferrarese
Pages 77 to 97| Form of life as logical form
| Sandra Laugier
Pages 99 to 112| Family and forms of life. A discussion based on Hegel
| Alain Patrick Olivier
Pages 113 to 129| Leo Strauss and political Zionism in Weimar Germany. Jewish
questions and German problems
| Carlo Altini
Pages 131 to 151| Hegel’s logic of ground
| Victor Béguin
Pages 153 to 170| Participating in a group according to Sartre. Acting with or like
others
| Yoann Malinge
Pages 171 to 207| Bulletin of English Philosophy I
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Philosophy of photography. From the naturalistic print to the
theoretical object
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
Pages 7 to 9| Philosophy of photography. From the naturalistic print to the
theoretical object. Foreword
| Carole Maigné
Pages 11 to 25| Stopped dead. Notes on photographic time
| Emmanuel Alloa
Pages 27 to 44| Showing cause and effect: Faces and photographs
| Lambert Wiesing
Pages 67 to 84| The possibility and limits of a photographic philosophy. A reading
of Nakai Masakazu
| Michael Lucken
Pages 85 to 102| Patrick Tosani's reflexive devices
| Guillaume Le Gall
Pages 103 to 120| The phenomenological anthropology of Hans Blumenberg. Consciousness
and history
| Nicola Zambon
Pages 121 to 138| Dialectics and the state: Gramsci, Hegel, and the Italian
neo-idealists
| Yohann Douet
Pages 139 to 149| Nuance and distinction in Nietzsche
| Paul Valadier
Pages 151 to 206| Bulletin cartésien LI / Descartes Annual LI
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Rawls’s legacy. Fifty years after A Theory of Justice
| Archives de philosophie
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 8| Rawls’s legacy. Fifty years after A Theory of Justice
| Charles Girard, Juliette Roussin
Pages 9 to 28| The conflict of liberties. Can fundamental rights be “adjusted”?
| Charles Girard
Pages 29 to 48| Priority of liberty and ecology
| Cécile Degiovanni
Pages 49 to 64| Which principles of justice for the family? Liberal egalitarianism
confronting gender injustices
| Marie Bastin
Pages 65 to 82| The difference principle and the tax system
| Blondine Desbiolles
Pages 83 to 101| Reasonable disagreement and democracy
| Juliette Roussin
Pages 103 to 118| The science of God in the map of the system of human knowledge of
the Encyclopédie
| Gerhardt Stenger
Pages 119 to 132| Bachelard with Kant: Logic of a meta-epistemological positioning
| Alain Panero
Pages 133 to 138| Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi, Nachlass, Reihe I, Band 1,1 &
1,2: Die Denkbücher Friedrich Heinrich Jacobis, herausgegeben
von Sophia Victoria Krebs, Stuttgart-Bad Canstatt, frommann-
holzboog, 2020, xxxvi + 599 p. — ISBN: 978-3-7728-2253-7
| Victor Béguin
Pages 141 to 180| Bulletin of Hegelian Litterature XXXI (2021)
Pages 181 to 218| Bibliographic Bulletin: Spinoza XLIII
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Spinoza as a revolutionary? A reading based on Gilles Deleuze
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 11| Spinoza as a revolutionary? A reading based on Gilles Deleuze
| Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod
Pages 13 to 30| Spinoza on eternity and duration: On a comment made by Deleuze in
Différence et répétition
| Juan Manuel Ledesma Viteri
Pages 31 to 50| Critical philosophy and political philosophy
| Igor Krtolica
Pages 51 to 63| Deleuze/Spinoza
| Antonio Negri
Pages 65 to 77| From Amsterdam to Naples and back
| Pierre-François Moreau
Pages 79 to 94| Schizophrenia and the three kinds of knowledge
| Silvia Lippi
Pages 95 to 105| Fichte and the mystical tradition
| Ives Radrizzani
Pages 107 to 124| Foucault, Castoriadis and athenian democracy
| José Luis Moreno Pestaña
Pages 129 to 134| Political materialism according to Vardoulakis
| Bernardo Bianchi
Pages 135 to 202| Leibnizian Bulletin VII
| Société d’études leibniziennes de langue française (SELLF)
Pages 203 to 222| Bulletin of Medieval Philosophy XXII
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Old age according to the ancients: Ancient issues, topical debates
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 5 to 11| Old age according to the ancients: Ancient issues, topical debates.
Foreword
| Vincent Darveau-St-Pierre, Laetitia Monteils-Laeng
Pages 13 to 28| Aristotle on longevity
| Andrea Falcon
Pages 29 to 38| The Hippocratic remedy for ageism
| Vincent Darveau-St-Pierre
Pages 39 to 54| Losing atoms: Democritus on old age
| Isabelle Chouinard
Pages 55 to 68| Agelessness and green old age: The contribution of philosophers and
physicians
| Véronique Boudon-Millot
Pages 69 to 86| Old age in Cicero’s Cato Maior de senectute
| François Prost
Pages 87 to 98| What is life experience worth? Platonic lucidity, Aristotelian
bitterness
| Laetitia Monteils-Laeng
Pages 99 to 113| Reproducing the origin: On two classical readings of Plutarch’s
De musica
| Quentin Gailhac
Pages 115 to 152| Demonstrating God: Leibniz and the continuous creation argument
| Paul Rateau
Pages 153 to 169| Hegel, world history, and the conquest of the seas
| Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod
Pages 171 to 176| Pierre Charbonnier: From one book to the next
| Bastien Massé