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Beyond the Doubleday Myth
Comparative and Continental Philosophy15 March 2024By David JonesDepartment of History and Philosophy, Kennesaw State University, GA, USA
Biopolítica y liberación: La noción de vida humana en Agamben y Dussel
Comparative and Continental Philosophy08 March 2024By Rafael VizcaínoDePaul University, USA
Zen Pathways: An Introduction to the Philosophy and Practice of Zen Buddhism
Comparative and Continental Philosophy08 March 2024By Leah KalmansonThe University of North Texas, USA
Phenomenological Ontology of Breathing: The Respiratory Primacy of Being
Comparative and Continental Philosophy19 February 2024By Vedant SrinivasNew Delhi, India
Explicating the conception of political obligation embedded in Martin Heidegger’s early treatises
Comparative and Continental Philosophy16 February 2024By William J. WallaceJim JoseUniversity of Newcastle, Australia
Adorno, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and Critical Theory: Negative Dialectics and Non-identity Thinking
Comparative and Continental Philosophy12 February 2024By Sunny DhillonUKSunny Dhillon is a Senior Lecturer in Education Studies at Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln (UK). His research interests include Critical Theory (the first iteration of the Frankfurt School), Nietzsche, J. Krishnamurti, Utopian Studies, as well as Academic Literacies. His latest research explores the mythical archetype of the Trickster, and the role of transgressive humor in contemporary marketized Higher Education learning environments.
Does Philosophy Have More Than One Method? On Intercultural Comparison, Hegel, and Universality
Comparative and Continental Philosophy05 February 2024By Timo EnnenHong KongTimo Ennen received his bachelor’s degree in philosophy and history from Freie Universität Berlin. He earned the master’s degree in Chinese philosophy from Fudan University in Shanghai. As a PhD candidate in Humanities at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, he is currently working on German philosophy, Chinese philosophy and comparative philosophy with particular interest in German Idealism, the Neo-Confucian Learning of the Heart-Mind (xinxue) and theories of comparative and intercultural philosophy.
Tetsugaku Companion to Nishida Kitarō
Comparative and Continental Philosophy05 February 2024By Rika DunlapMount St. Mary’s University
Pregnancy as a Cipher for Nietzsche’s Project of Self-Overcoming: The Case of Pascal
Comparative and Continental Philosophy05 February 2024By Katia HayJamie Parra Netherlandsb AustraliaKatia Hay is Assistant Professor in the Philosophy Department at the University of Amsterdam andJamie Parr is Adjunct Professor in the School of Philosophy at Australian Catholic University, Sydney, Australia.
Moral and Criminal Responsibilities for Free Choice between Good and Evil in the Philosophy of Chŏng Yakyong, With Reference to Matteo Ricci
Comparative and Continental Philosophy05 February 2024By Yi JongwooSouth KoreaYi Jongwoo received his PhD in Neo-Confucianism from Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul. He is a Research Professor in Humanities Korea Plus Center in the Institute of Japanese Studies, Dankook University, South Korea. Currently, he pursues his interest in the interrelations and comparisons of Chŏng Yagyong’s Confucianism, Matteo Ricci’s Catholicism, and Zhu Xi’s Neo-Confucianism.
Nietzsche, Nishitani, and Laruelle on the Apostle Paul: tradition and the affirmation of life
Comparative and Continental Philosophy05 February 2024By Matthew C. KrugerAssociate Professor of the Practice, Theology Department, Boston CollegeMatthew Kruger is Associate Professor of the Practice in the Theology Department at Boston College. He completed his PhD at BC in 2014, his MDiv at Harvard Divinity School in 2009, and his BA at Tufts University in Comparative Religion in 2006. He is the author of three books and works at the intersection between Christian, Continental, and Japanese philosophy.
Henry Corbin and D.T. Suzuki: On Theophanic Imagination as Imaginatio vera
Comparative and Continental Philosophy02 February 2024By Shun MiyajimaGraduate School of Humanities and Sociology, the University of Tokyo, Japan
Translation, Mastery, and Ground; or, Overcoming Some Hermeneutic Fictions
Comparative and Continental Philosophy15 November 2023By Timothy H. Engström:Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Rochester Institute of Technology, NY, USATimothy Engström is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He publishes in the areas of meta-philosophy, comparative Continental and Anglo-American, aesthetic theory, rhetorical theory, and philosophy of technology.
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana: School of Philosophy – Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle
Comparative and Continental Philosophy04 September 2023By Luis Fernando Cardona
In This Issue
Comparative and Continental Philosophy29 August 2023By Jennifer Liu
The Future is Female
Comparative and Continental Philosophy23 August 2023By David Jones
Being Without World: A Phenomenological Reading of the Findings on Torture in the Colombian Truth Commission’s Final Report
Comparative and Continental Philosophy08 August 2023By Gustavo Gómez Pérez
The Claim of Ethics: Language and the Other(ness) of the Subject in Emmanuel Levinas and Jacques Lacan
Comparative and Continental Philosophy29 July 2023By Ian Tan
The Sea Both Giveth and Taketh Away: Hölderlin and Coetzee on the Philosophical Essence of the Refugee
Comparative and Continental Philosophy29 July 2023By Arun Iyer
Augusto Salazar Bondy on Latin American Philosophy: The “Culture of Domination” Thesis Reconsidered
Comparative and Continental Philosophy24 July 2023By Renzo Llorente
Qing (情) Gan (感) and Tong (通): Decolonizing the Universal From a Chinese Perspective Part 2
Comparative and Continental Philosophy18 July 2023By Shuchen Xiang
Qing (情), Gan (感), and Tong (通): Decolonizing the Universal from a Chinese Perspective: Part 1
Comparative and Continental Philosophy13 July 2023By Shuchen Xiang
Can There Be a Marx After the Kyoto School?
Comparative and Continental Philosophy13 July 2023By Dennis Stromback
Saving Cormac McCarthy?
Comparative and Continental Philosophy13 July 2023By Amanda K. Parris
Dynamis: Ontology of the Incommensurable
Comparative and Continental Philosophy11 July 2023By Michael J. Ardoline
The Empty-Sublime: Considering Robert Rauschenberg in a Comparative Context
Comparative and Continental Philosophy11 June 2023By Christopher C. Huck

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