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Figures of Bernard Pautrat
| Les Études philosophiques
(2025/2 n° 153)
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Pages 3 to 7| A figure
| David Lefebvre
Pages 9 to 39| Interview with Bernard Pautrat
Pages 41 to 45| Pautragoras
| Paul Clavier
Pages 47 to 61| Nietzsche recto verso
| Jacques-Olivier Bégot
Pages 63 to 69| The other dance-song
| Didier Franck
Pages 71 to 85| Par’hèmas, voluntas, voluptas: The Epicureans
and what depends on us
| Alain Gigandet
Pages 87 to 105| G. Espinosa, Spinoza’s first Venezuelan interpreter
| Jorge Davila
Pages 107 to 128| Sub specie aeternitatis: After Wittgenstein, Spinoza
| Élise Marrou
Pages 129 to 134| Polyphonic evocation of the “Seminar”
| Fabrice Zagury, Alain Gigandet, Jorge Davila, Pascal Sévérac, Gérard Bras, Mireille Cardot
Pages 135 to 142| The first historical attestation of the name “Bernard,” or how I
left the University
| Warman S. Herda
Pages 143 to 153| Interview with André Engel
Pages 155 to 160| Prefaces and books
| Frédéric Gabriel
Pages 161 to 165| Bernard and the poet
| Jean-Pierre Lefebvre
Pages 167 to 167| Bernard-world
| André Bernold
Pages 169 to 169| From time to time . . .
| Bernard Pautrat
Pages 171 to 178| List of Bernard Pautrat’s publications and works
| Frédéric Gabriel, Bernard Pautrat
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This philosophy spoken in Sanskrit
| Les Études philosophiques
(2025/1 nº152)
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Pages 1 to 1| Front matter
Pages 3 to 11| Introduction: This philosophy that speaks Sanskrit
| Isabelle Ratié, Vincent Eltschinger
Pages 13 to 27| Brahmanical theories of universals: Some key points
| John Taber
Pages 29 to 58| Reborn? Mind-body relations and the origin of consciousness in the
Indian anti-materialist debate
| Vincent Eltschinger
Pages 59 to 78| Skepticism and pseudo-skepticism in Indian philosophy
| Eli Franco
Pages 79 to 115| “This is a painting”—Pictorial art, a philosophical object in
ancient and medieval India?
| Isabelle Ratié
Pages 117 to 139| Spinoza’s “little physics”: An atomism?
| Mélanie Zappulla
Pages 141 to 144| R. Chiaradonna, Ontology in Early Neoplatonism. Plotinus,
Porphyry, Iamblichus, Berlin/Boston, De Gruyter, Commentaria
in Aristotelem Graeca et Byzantina, vol. 9, 2023, 237 p.
| Gwenaëlle Aubry
Pages 151 to 151| Back matter
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Wittgenstein between the lines
| Les Études philosophiques
(2024/4 No 151)
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Pages 1 to 1| Front matter
Pages 3 to 10| Introduction
| Denis Bonnay, Élise Marrou, Henri Wagner
Pages 11 to 42| Wittgenstein, Ramsey, and the distinction between particulars and
universals
| Jean-Philippe Narboux
Pages 43 to 54| Mental cramp, flexion, and reflection
| Brice Halimi
Pages 55 to 72| The mouth that says “I”
| Élise Marrou
Pages 73 to 94| The concept of “synoptic presentation” in Philosophical
Investigations
| Henri Wagner
Pages 95 to 118| Breaking the silence: Dissolving the chimera of private language to
express pain
| Hélie Vigor
Pages 119 to 131| Wittgenstein: The fable of the student prodigy and his two teachers
| Vincent Descombes
Pages 133 to 161| “The edifice of your pride has to be dismantled": Wittgenstein,
philosophy, and its limits
| Benoît Berthelier
Pages 163 to 191| Can ontology be Cartesian? The example of Clauberg’s
Ontosophia from 1647 to 1664: From ens to mens
| Vincent Carraud
Pages 193 to 200| Back matter
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Clauberg
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 16| Presentation: An ontological journey
| Francesco Marrone, Vincent Carraud
Pages 17 to 42| Divine causality and secondary causality according to Clauberg
| Nabeel Hamid
Pages 43 to 68| Clauberg in Thuringia
| Andrea Strazzoni
Pages 69 to 84| Claubergianism in the 17th century
| Alice Ragni
Pages 85 to 119| The transcendental turn: The development of the ontological
problematic in Ontosophia
| Francesco Marrone
Pages 121 to 149| Platonism and modern ontology: the Clauberg case
| Francesco Fronterotta
Pages 151 to 152| Stephanie Rumpza, Phenomenology of the Icon: Mediating God
through the Image, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2023,
292 pages
| Jean-Yves Lacoste
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Eriugena. Hegel. Taylor. Aristotle in Chinese
| Les Études philosophiques
(2024/2 No 149)
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Pages 3 to 25| Nemo intrat in celum nisi per philosophiam. John Scottus
Eriugena on human nature and knowledge
| Alessandro Valsecchi
Pages 27 to 55| “Proceed more historically than anywhere else.” Hegel and the
historicization of philosophical discourse in Germany (1767–1830)
| Ioanna Bartsidi
Pages 57 to 77| Charles Taylor and the concept of articulation
| Grégoire Lefftz
Pages 79 to 104| Conceptual transcendence, linguistic root: The notion of substance
through the lens of Chinese
| Yijing Zhang
Pages 105 to 117| Reviews
| Sophie Serra
Pages 119 to 128| Francesco Valerio Tommasi (ed.), Der Zyklop in der Wissenschaft.
Kant und die, anthropologia transcendentalis, Hambourg, Meiner,
Archiv für Begriffsgeschichte, Special issue 14, 2018, 207
p.
| François Ottmann
Pages 128 to 131| Emmanuel Cattin, La Venue de la vérité. Phénoménologie de
l’esprit selon Jean, Paris, Vrin, “Bibliothèque d’histoire de
la philosophie,” 2021, 158 p.
| Émeline Durand
Pages 131 to 135| Thierry-Dominique Humbrecht. Thomas d’Aquin, Dieu et la
métaphysique. Nature, modalités et fonctions de la métaphysique
comprenant le rapport à Dieu de cette science, ainsi que sa
confrontation avec la doctrine sacrée, Paris, Parole et
Silence, “Bibliothèque de la revue Thomiste,” 2022, 1432 p.
| Isabelle Moulin
Pages 135 to 146| Spinoza, Œuvres complètes, ed. Bernard Pautrat, in
collaboration with Dan Arbib, Frédéric de Buzon, Denis Kambouchner,
Peter Nahon, Catherine Secretan and Fabrice Zagury, Paris, NRF
Gallimard, “Bibliothèque de la Pléiade,” 2022, 1952 p.
| Mélanie Zappulla
Pages 146 to 148| Jean-Luc Marion, La Métaphysique et après. Essai sur
l’historicité et sur les époques de la philosophie, Paris,
Grasset, 2023, 384 p.
| Émeline Durand
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Philosophizing Dante
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 5| Philosophizing with Dante: Celebrating an anniversary (1321–2021)
| Vincent Carraud, Bruno Pinchard
Pages 7 to 25| Dante in the face of love
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 27 to 36| The ages of Dante
| Bruno Pinchard
Pages 37 to 50| Crossing the Acheron: A reading of Canto III from Inferno
| Jean-Louis Poirier
Pages 51 to 64| The voice of the abyss: The hermeneutics of evil in
Inferno, Canto III, 25–27
| Giulio d’Onofrio
Pages 65 to 80| A difficult proximity: Darkness, vision, and desire in Dante and
the Pseudo-Dionysius
| Vincenzo Piro
Pages 81 to 92| Ternarity and the Trinity
| Bruno Pinchard
Pages 93 to 105| Going beyond the human: The expression of the ineffable in
Paradiso
| Jean-Louis Poirier
Pages 107 to 113| The “Dante function” in philosophy: A note about Georg Simmel
| Andrea A. Robiglio
Pages 115 to 143| Without and within: The structure of a debate on the soul in
Phaedrus
| Anca Vasiliu
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Émilie du Châtelet and certainty
| Les Études philosophiques
(2023/3 No 146)
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Pages 3 to 6| Introduction
| Anne-Lise Rey, Claire Schwartz
Pages 7 to 22| Certainty and the Law of Continuity in Émilie du Châtelet’s
Institutions de physique
| Areins Pelayo
Pages 23 to 38| The certain and the probable in Émilie du Châtelet’s
Institutions de physique
| Anne-Lise Rey
Pages 39 to 55| Metaphysical principles and certainty in Christian Wolff and Émilie
du Châtelet
| Tinca Prunea-Bretonnet
Pages 57 to 76| Émilie du Châtelet translates Newton: From the mathematics of the
Principia to that of the Principes
| Claire Schwartz
Pages 77 to 92| Authority and truth: Du Châtelet’s critical epistemology
| Guillaume Coissard
Pages 93 to 116| The influence of the environment during embryogenesis in Aristotle:
Effects on natural virtue
| Luca Torrente
Pages 117 to 143| Harmonization, prioritization, or neutralization? Plotinus and
Proclus as readers of Metaphysics Lambda
| Gwenaëlle Aubry
Pages 145 to 167| The Pascalian “logic of the heart” from Scheler to Heidegger
| Sylvain Josset
Pages 169 to 172| Minutes
| David Simonin
Pages 181 to 182| Publications received
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Rawls and normative political philosophy
| Les Études philosophiques
(2023/2 No 145)
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A Theory of justice fifty years on]]>
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Pages 3 to 6| Introduction
| Luc Foisneau, Bertrand Guillarme
Pages 7 to 29| The normativity of principles of justice
| Luc Foisneau
Pages 31 to 46| H. L. A. Hart and J. Rawls: Ordinary language and metaphysical
abstention in political philosophy
| Bertrand Guillarme
Pages 47 to 68| The doctrinal autonomy of principles of justice: Strength or
shortcoming of Rawlsian theory?
| Catherine Audard
Pages 69 to 86| Should we abandon the original position?
| Véronique Munoz-Dardé
Pages 87 to 107| Rawls’ silence on Hayek’s theses on social justice: Some
speculative hypotheses
| Jean-Fabien Spitz
Pages 109 to 131| Questions of society and justice: The manna from heaven argument in
Nozick, Cohen, and Rawls
| Augusto Sperb Machado
Pages 133 to 153| The responsibility of the regulated social order: Questions raised
by Rawls’s A Theory of Justice
| Emmanuel Picavet
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Tolerance: Phenomenological perspectives (I)
| Les Études philosophiques
(2023/1 No 144)
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Pages 3 to 7| Tolerance: Phenomenological perspectives
| Claude Vishnu Spaak
Pages 7 to 31| Hegel, Weber, and the Quakers: Tolerance as an experience of
separation
| Paul Slama
Pages 33 to 52| A theological-political morass: Assimilation, modernity, and
identity according to Leo Strauss and Emmanuel Levinas
| John Rogove
Pages 53 to 69| Transcendence and totality. Bonhoeffer, phenomenology, and the
figure of the “perfect man”
| Emanuele Mariani
Pages 71 to 94| Transcendence of the face and freedom of the subject.
Phenomenological ethics and politics of tolerance (Sartre, Levinas,
Heidegger)
| Claude Vishnu Spaak
Pages 95 to 109| Jacques Derrida: Hospitality beyond tolerance and intolerance at
the heart of hospitality
| Susanna Lindberg
Pages 111 to 140| Iron and magnet: The Epicurean explanation of attraction phenomena
in Galen’s De naturalibus facultatibus
| Giulia Scalas
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Tolerance: Phenomenological perspectives (I)
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 6| Introduction
| Claude Vishnu Spaak
Pages 7 to 19| “Logic of the heart.” The theo-anthropological turn of the
phenomenological reduction according to Scheler (1913–1928)
| Christian Sommer
Pages 21 to 38| Toward a phenomenology of active tolerance
| Sylvain Camilleri
Pages 39 to 65| Intolerable otherness (I). The transcendental intolerance of the
ego according to Husserl
| Pierre-Jean Renaudie
Pages 67 to 84| Intolerable otherness (II). Supporting the other according to
Levinas’ ethics
| Chiara Pavan
Pages 85 to 101| Does the social relationship tolerate otherness? The
phenomenological refoundation of a humanistic and open civility
| Frédéric Lelong
Pages 103 to 121| Can we experience a universal principle of tolerance?
| Julien Rabachou
Pages 123 to 126| Introduction
| Vincent Blanchet
Pages 127 to 132| The unknown god
| Reiner Schürmann
Pages 133 to 155| On the diversity of meanings of releasement according to Reiner
Schürmann
| Ian Alexander Moore, Émeline Durand
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Milieu, ambiance, environment
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 9| Introduction Human geography: Mesology and phenomenological issues
| Vincent Gérard
Pages 11 to 24| Mesology of the encounter: An invitation to dialogue Series 1:
Introduction to mesology
| Nobuo Kioka, Augustin Berque
Pages 25 to 40| Milieu, contingency, and meaning in nature
| Augustin Berque
Pages 41 to 52| Nagarjuna, milieu, and emptiness
| Alain Petit
Pages 53 to 70| From world to milieu: Heidegger and Watsuji
| Vincent Gérard
Pages 71 to 87| “In the middle of being” with Heidegger: Approaching the
Geviert
| Pierre Souq
Pages 89 to 106| From milieu to ambiance: Philosophical reflections on another
conception of the environment
| Bruce Bégout
Pages 107 to 130| The two treatises of the person: Locke and the concept of
self-ownership
| Raphaël Authier
Pages 131 to 157| The same us: Identity and reminiscence in Condillac
| Alberto Frigo
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Pierre Aubenque
| Les Études philosophiques
(2022/2 No 141)
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In memoriam]]>
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Pages 3 to 7| Introduction
| David Lefebvre
Pages 9 to 28| Critical observations on the traditional interpretation of
Aristotle’s Metaphysics
| Enrico Berti
Pages 29 to 55| Aubenque’s Metaphysics
| Stephen Menn
Pages 57 to 68| Metaphysics and negation in Pierre Aubenque
| Fabienne Baghdassarian
Pages 69 to 85| Aubenque and the Aristotelian tradition
| Gweltaz Guyomarc’h
Pages 87 to 103| Between hyper-Platonism and humanism: Pierre Aubenque’s Aristotle
| David Lefebvre
Pages 105 to 107| Obituary
| Rémi Brague
Pages 109 to 141| Nature and supposit: From modern Thomism to contemporary readings
of Thomas Aquinas’s Quodlibet II
| Igor Agostini
Pages 143 to 166| The concept of the ontological structure of the world
| Grégoire Lefftz
Pages 169 to 170| Publications received
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Post-Hegel (2)
| Les Études philosophiques
(2022/1 No 140)
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Pages 3 to 8| Introduction Post-Hegel or according to Hegel?
| Raphaël Authier, Vincent Blanchet, Vincent Valeyre
Pages 9 to 13| Post-Hegel, still Hegel
| Bernard Bourgeois
Pages 15 to 25| Kierkegaard, a critic of Hegel
| Gaetano Rametta, Maririta Guerbo
Pages 27 to 41| Barth and Hegel
| Emmanuel Cattin
Pages 43 to 60| “The age of the ‘systems’ has passed”: Rosenzweig and the
Hegelian completion of philosophy
| Vincent Blanchet
Pages 61 to 68| Another Kehre?
| Jean-François Kervégan
Pages 69 to 87| Speech and the speaker: The role of Hegel in Foucault
| Raphaël Authier
Pages 89 to 104| Kojève, Hyppolite, and Bourgeois: Three paths of Hegelianism
| Wilma Pilati
Pages 105 to 107| Introduction to the article by Jacques Brunschwig
| David Lefebvre
Pages 109 to 125| Man and animal in Aristotle’s biological work
| Jacques Brunschwig
Pages 127 to 146| Air as a cause of disease in ancient Greek medicine:
Classification, contamination, prevention
| Jocelyn Groisard
Pages 147 to 150| Marion Bourbon, Penser l’individu. Genèse stoïcienne de la
subjectivité, Turnhout, Brepols, 2019, 424 pp.
| John Sellars
Pages 150 to 157| Plotin, Œuvres complètes. Traité 30 (III 8) Sur la
contemplation. Traité 31 (V 8) Sur la beauté
intelligible. Traité 32 (V 5) Sur l’Intellect et que les
intelligibles ne sont pas hors de l’Intellect, et sur le Bien.
Traité 33 (II 9) Contre les gnostiques, ed. Lorenzo
Ferroni and Jean-Marc Narbonne, ed. Lorenzo Ferroni, trans. Simon
Fortier, Francis Lacroix and Jean-Marc Narbonne, introduced and
annotated by Kevin Corrigan, Zeke Mazur, Jean-Marc Narbonne and
John D. Turner, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2021.
| Izabela Jurasz
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Post-Hegel (1)
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 7| Introduction: Post-Hegel or according to Hegel?
| Raphaël Authier, Vincent Blanchet, Fanny Valeyre
Pages 9 to 26| “And the darkness comprehended it not.” Speaking evil (Hegel,
Schelling, Heidegger)
| Benoît Donnet
Pages 27 to 46| Inside the silence of history: Franz Rosenzweig and the philosophy
of history
| Émeline Durand
Pages 47 to 62| Benjamin through a Hegelian lens
| Thomas Aït Kaci
Pages 63 to 83| Post-Hegel or pre-Plato? The Heideggerian question of beginning
| Fanny Valeyre
Pages 85 to 103| “What remains of absolute knowledge?” Hegelianism in Derrida
| Gregory Aschenbroich
Pages 105 to 123| Fetishized conceptual identity: Marx versus Hegelian discourse,
between legacy and criticism
| Victor Béguin
Pages 125 to 145| Form, reflection, logic: Hegelian responses to Frege
| Florian Rada
Pages 153 to 153| Publications received
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Aristotle’s ethics in English-language criticism (1)
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 10| Aristotle’s ethics in English-language criticism: Introduction
| Carlo Natali, David Lefebvre
Pages 11 to 26| Science and methodology in the ethics of Aristotle
| Devin Henry
Pages 27 to 47| Aristotle on practical wisdom
| Jessica Moss
Pages 49 to 63| Luck and moral/non-moral goods in Aristotle
| Sarah Broadie
Pages 65 to 86| Vision in Plato’s Theaetetus and Timaeus
| Clément Heidsieck
Pages 87 to 122| The people versus the state? The two strands of logic in The
Social Contract
| Francesco Toto
Pages 123 to 141| Heidegger versus Nietzsche: Building Dasein and breeding
superhumans
| César Gómez Algarra
Pages 149 to 150| Publications received
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The politics of Saint Augustine
| Les Études philosophiques
(2021/2 No 137)
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Pages 3 to 5| “Political Augustinianism”: The end of a myth
| Laure Solignac, Émilie Tardivel
Pages 7 to 26| The City of God as an apology
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 27 to 52| Saint Augustine and the definition of the city: Poles apart in
“political Augustinianism”
| Jean-Marie Salamito
Pages 53 to 72| The Jerusalem beneath: Franciscan readings of The City of
God
| Laure Solignac
Pages 73 to 90| The untraceable city: Thomas Aquinas and the two cities
| Jean-Rémi Lanavère
Pages 91 to 108| Luther, Calvin, and the temporal sword
| François Dermange
Pages 109 to 122| From two cities to two kingdoms: Augustinianism and modern
political philosophy
| Émilie Tardivel
Pages 123 to 140| Before friendship: Saint Augustine and the possibility of
friendship
| Anne de Saxcé
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Reshuffling the cards: The first two
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 4| Introduction Doubt and cogito, questions debated, questions
reshuffled?
| Vincent Carraud
Pages 5 to 36| Doubt as the supreme game – Descartes the skeptic
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 37 to 50| Skepticism and the deceiving God: Mersennian contexts
| Claudio Buccolini
Pages 51 to 74| The ego and the two abstractions of Meditatio II
| Dan Arbib
Pages 75 to 94| On the utterance of the “ego sum”: Speech in the metaphysics
of Descartes"
| Olivier Dubouclez
Pages 95 to 119| Cogito and description from Descartes to Husserl: From
transcendental reflection to the regressive method
| Dominique Pradelle
Pages 121 to 145| God's worlds: Descartes and modalities
| Stéphane Chauvier
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Rawls and his critics
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
| Jean-Cassien Billier
Pages 5 to 27| Differences, talents, and utopias. A defense of John Rawls, once
again
| Alain Boyer
Pages 29 to 41| A problem within A Theory of Justice: How can we reconcile Rawls's
different arguments regarding the Difference Principle?
| Philippe Mongin
Pages 43 to 57| Relations, powers, and individuality in a reconsideration of a
theory of justice
| Emmanuel Picavet
Pages 59 to 73| Rawlsian constitutionalism
| Jean-Cassien Billier
Pages 75 to 101| Emotion and evidence Echoes of the Phaedrus in On The Sublime
| Anca Vasiliu
Pages 103 to 120| Between magic and theology Giordano Bruno and the concept of
vinculum, from De vinculis in genere to De la causa, principio, et
uno
| Giulio Gisondi
Pages 121 to 139| Divine power in Gassendi (and Descartes)
| Giuliano Gasparri
Pages 141 to 153| Reviews
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Two centuries of ontology
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 15| Introduction: The proud neologism
| Alice Ragni, Vincent Carraud
Pages 17 to 36| The birth of ontology in St. Gallen Jacob Lorhard and monastic
metaphysics. The state of affairs
| Marco Lamanna
Pages 37 to 58| Becoming Cartesian? The ontological method from Gerhard de
Neufville to Johann Clauberg
| Domenico Collacciani
Pages 59 to 77| Ontology in Geneva: From David Derodon to Jean-Robert Chouet
| Alice Ragni
Pages 79 to 96| Did Leibniz engage in ontology?
| Michaël Devaux
Pages 97 to 108| Ontology in Lexicon philosophicum by Étienne Chauvin
| Giuliano Gasparri
Pages 109 to 128| Ontology as transcendental anthropology: Kant and the problem of
metaphysics around 1775
| Francesco Valerio Tommasi
Pages 129 to 147| Promise and fiction in David Hume
| Vincent Boyer
Pages 153 to 153| Publications received
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Philosophy and Trinity
| Les Études philosophiques
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Pages 3 to 8| Philosophy and Trinity: An introduction
| Romain Debluë, Sylvain Josset
Pages 9 to 13| Between theology and philosophy: Twenty-four marginal notes on the
Trinity
| Olivier Boulnois
Pages 15 to 32| The origins of the concept of Trinity
| Sébastien Morlet
Pages 33 to 52| The theological genesis of a metaphysical concept: The case of
existence. Richard of Saint Victor
| Jean-Christophe Bardout
Pages 53 to 65| Thomas Aquinas and the Trinity, or the useful precaution
| Thierry-Dominique Humbrecht
Pages 67 to 90| Duns Scotus and the a priori deduction of the Trinity
| Olivier Boulnois
Pages 91 to 105| Eckhart and the Trinity
| Marie-Anne Vannier
Pages 107 to 112| Hegel and the Trinity
| Bernard Bourgeois
Pages 113 to 136| Trinity and analogy in Hans Urs von Balthasar. The Trinitarian
status of love as “transcendental pure and simple”
| Vincent Holzer
Pages 137 to 155| Theological poetics of the Trinity in Paul Claudel
| Dominique Millet-Gérard
Pages 157 to 170| The Trinity of God: An attempt at an icono-conceptual cartography
| François Bœspflug