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332020

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Features

Left-RightJean-Luc NancyMatthew Ellison We Bergsonians: The Kyoto ManifestoElie During and Paul-Antoine MiquelBarry Dainton

Essays

Rancière’s Poetics of KnowledgeMartin Grünfeld Neuroaesthetics and CritiqueFrancis Russell Politics that Does Not Command: Reconsidering Rancière’s Opposition between Politics and PolicingDevin Zane Shaw The Use of Ears: Agamben Overhearing Derrida Overhearing HeideggerNaomi Waltham-Smith The Univocity of Substance and the Formal Distinction of Attributes: The Role of Duns Scotus in Deleuze’s Reading of SpinozaNathan Widder Fore Me, This Fellow Speaks! Rancière and Plebian EqualityOded Zipory Martin Hägglund, This Life: Secular Faith and Spiritual FreedomMartin Rayburn
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