Past issues
Issue 36: Special Issue on Bergson
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Editors' Introduction
Essays
Bergson and the history of vitalism
The Discreet Charm of Hippocratism: Archaic Revival or Avant-Garde Vitalism?
Bergson, Lovejoy and Radical Vitalism
Vitalism, Individuation, and an Image for Life- Bergson contra Driesch
Actuality of Bergson’s vitalism: Bergson and contemporary Biology
Bergson’s vitalism, between spiritualism and pan-psychism
Sewall Wright, Leading Geneticist, Reader of Bergson, and Almost Bergsonian
Bergson on Panpsychism
Bergson and the Fringes of the Psyche: Between Spiritualism and Spiritism
New perspectives on the implications of Bergsonian vitalism
Issue 35
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Features
Essays
“Principles of Association of Ideas” to “Quasi-cause”: How Deleuze Adapts Hume
Transcendence Through Language: Emmanuel Levinas and the Philosophical Approach to Ethics
From Restricted to General Political Economy: Derrida and Marx on Meaning and Value
Nail’s Lucretius: Strong Misreading and Whig History
Review Essays
Issue 34: In Memoriam Bernard Stiegler
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Editors' Introduction
Features
Technologies of Memory and ImaginationAshley Woodward, Amélie Berger Soraruff
The Theatre of Individuation: Phase-shift and Resolution in Simondon and HeideggerKristina Lebedeva
Suffocated Desire, or How the Culture Industry Destroys the Individual: Contribution to a Theory of Mass ConsumptionJohann Roussow
The Uncanniness of Thought and the Metaphysics of PenelopeArne De Boever, Greg Flanders, Alicia Harrison
On Abbas Kiarostami’s Close UpArne De Boever
Interview
Essays
Prostheses of Desire: On Bernard Stiegler’s New Critique of ProjectionArne De Boever, Greg Flanders, Alicia Harrison
Algorithmic Catastrophe—The Revenge of Contingency
Interview: For a Philosophy of Technology in ChinaGeert Lovink interviews
(Neuro)plasticity, Epigenesis and the Void
The Pharmacology of Addiction
Reviews
Issue 33
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Features
Essays
Rancière’s Poetics of Knowledge
Neuroaesthetics and Critique
Politics that Does Not Command: Reconsidering Rancière’s Opposition between Politics and Policing
The Use of Ears: Agamben Overhearing Derrida Overhearing Heidegger
The Univocity of Substance and the Formal Distinction of Attributes: The Role of Duns Scotus in Deleuze’s Reading of Spinoza
Fore Me, This Fellow Speaks! Rancière and Plebian Equality
Martin Hägglund, This Life: Secular Faith and Spiritual Freedom
Issue 32: Special Issue on Spinoza
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Essays
Something of it remains’: Thought, Individuation and the Eternity of the Mind
Guyau’s Spinoza: Between Epicureanism and Stoicism
Spinoza: A Synthesis of Epicureanism and StoicismFederico Testa
Freedom as Overcoming the Fear of Death: Epicureanism in the Subtitle of Spinoza’s Theological Political Treatise
A System of Freedom and Joy – Herder on the Traces of Spinoza: The two editions of God, Some Conversations and their relation to the EthicsKirk Turner
Rational and Affective Genesis of Sociability: Balibar’s Reading of Spinoza
Humility, Acquiescentia and Subordination: A Spinozist Response to Jean Hampton’s Feminist Kantianism
Spinoza’s Compendium of the Grammar of the Hebrew Language
The Mother of All Prejudices: Teleology and Normativity in Spinoza
Spinoza’s Theory of ThoughtKirk Turner
Becoming Concrete: Spinoza’s Third Kind of KnowledgeKirk Turner
Individual Identity in SpinozaGil Morejón
Natural Right and the Failure to Calculate: The Paradox of the Slave in Spinoza’s Tractatus-Theologico Politicus
Review
Issue 31: Special Issue on Bachelard
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Editor's Introduction
Essays
The Metaphysics of Dust
Reformation and the Seven SinsMatthew Devine and Paul Cortois
Gaston Bachelard looks at Albert Flocon’s ‘Castles in Spain’
Surrationalism after Bachelard: Michel Serres and Le Nouveau Nouvel Esprit Scientifique
How Rhythm Operates in the Work of Gaston Bachelard and Henri Bergson
Towards an Interdisciplinary Anthropology? The Transformative Epistemologies of Bergson, Bachelard, and Simondon
When Memory Flows into Reason: Outline of an Epistemology Symmetrized
Gaston Bachelard’s Philosophy of Science: Between Project and Practice
The Two Bachelards of Louis Althusser
The New Axiomatic Method: Bachelard on the Meaning and Deformation of Concepts
Review
Issue 30
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Editor's Introduction
Features
Review Panel: The Work of Moira Gatens
Reflections on Imagination and Embodiment in the Work of Moira Gatens, 1983-2008
Thinking Without Monsters: The Role of Philosophy in Moira Gatens
Re-visioning Benedict de Spinoza and George Eliot through the Work of Moira Gatens
Essays
We are continuing to backfill our archive of issues, anticipating the full archive to be available online by the end of 2023.