Editorial Introduction: Philosophy and the ‘Affective Turn’Marguerite La Caze and Henry Martyn Lloyd

The Role of Forgetting in our Experience of Time: Augustine of Hippo and Hannah ArendtAntonio Calcagno Varieties of Presence: Heidegger and Husserl’s Accounts of the Useful and the ValuableSara Heinämaa Feeling, Thought and the Movement of SubjectivityPaul Redding Suffocated Desire, or How the Cultural Industry Destroys the Individual: Contribution to a Theory of Mass ConsumptionBernard StieglerJohann Roussow

The Politics of Aesthetic Affect – A Reconstruction of Habermas’ Art TheoryGeoff Boucher Sting of ReasonMax Deutscher A Life without Affects and Passions: Kant on the Duty of ApathyPaul Formosa An Approach to the Affective Dimension of SpeakingStuart Grant Merleau-Ponty and the Affective Maternal-Foetal BondJane Lymer “Only the Present is our Happiness”: On Affects in Ancient Thought, In Memorium Pierre HadotMatthew Sharpe “Dense Depths of the Soul”: A Phenomenological Approach to Emotion and Mood in the Work of Helene SchjerfbeckMarie Christine Tams Violent Affects: Nature and the Feminine in Lars von Trier’s AntichristMagdalena Zolkos