- WHAT IS CALLED THE SOCIAL?
- MICHEL SERRES AND THE SOCIAL
- ON MICHEL SERRES
- SERRES AND LYOTARD
- SILENT WORDS, WRITING IN TONGUES
- MICHEL SERRES AND GLORY
- STATUES OF JEFF BEZOS
- THE LAND AND US
- THE CONTRACT AND THE PARASITE
- STORIES OF THE PARASITE AND SYMBIOSIS AT A TIME OF CRISIS
- SYMBIOSIS AS A NATURAL CONTRACT
- MICHEL SERRES
- REDEFINING LIMITS
- FACING THE ANTHROPOCENE
- THE CONCEPT OF EQUILIBRIUM IN THE WORK OF MICHEL SERRES
- Politics of the Flesh
- Till Death Do Us Part
- Negative Anthropology in Shakespeare, Sophocles, and Freud
- The Inertia of All Flesh
- Spiderman’s Body
- The Pathological A priori
- Desecularizing Santner’s Psychotheology
- The Two Bodies of the King of the Jews
- Exodus into Ordinary Life
- The Vicissitudes of the Flesh and the Dreamwork of Modernism
- The Flesh of All Words
- Too Muchness, the Surplus of Immanence, Manatheism
- notes on the contributors
- Life Death
- Inheritance Indifferent to Legitimacy
- Derrida’s Counter-Institution and Its Ethics of Promise and Responsibility
- Derrida
- Philosophical Responsibility
- Deconstruction as Ethics without Result
- The Notion of Responsibility and the Poetic Revolution in Derrida’s Thought
- Quoting the Other
- “What is Proper to a Culture”
- Logics of Alterity in Derrida’s and Deleuze’s Philosophies of Justice
- Today’s Enlightenment
- Auto-affection and Ethics
- Derrida and the Time of Decision
- How to Make Impossible Decisions
- The Exception Derrida – The “Secret Elect” of the Animals
- Deconstruction’s Animal Promise
- Derrida’s “Very Idea of Democracy”
- Language by Birth and Nationality by Death
- Hyper-Sovereignty and Community
- Fugitive Philosophy
- Derrida and Parle-Ment (Parliament)
- Immanent Ethics and Deconstruction
- An Ethics Worthy of the Name
- Derrida Escaping the Deserts of Moral Law
- Fidelity to Life ∼ Hospitable Biopolitics
- The Brokenness of Being
- General Issue II 2023
- Cosmic Beavers
- A Rebel against the Volk
- “Forgettings That Want to be Remembered”
- Two Regimes of Logocentrism
- “A Cognitive Listening”
- J.M. Coetzee and the Aesthetics of Disgust
- O Friends No Friend