- Pontificia Universidad Javeriana: School of Philosophy – Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle
- In This Issue
- The Future is Female
- Being Without World: A Phenomenological Reading of the Findings on Torture in the Colombian Truth Commission’s Final Report
- The Claim of Ethics: Language and the Other(ness) of the Subject in Emmanuel Levinas and Jacques Lacan
- The Sea Both Giveth and Taketh Away: Hölderlin and Coetzee on the Philosophical Essence of the Refugee
- Augusto Salazar Bondy on Latin American Philosophy: The “Culture of Domination” Thesis Reconsidered
- Qing (情) Gan (感) and Tong (通): Decolonizing the Universal From a Chinese Perspective Part 2
- Qing (情), Gan (感), and Tong (通): Decolonizing the Universal from a Chinese Perspective: Part 1
- Can There Be a Marx After the Kyoto School?
- Saving Cormac McCarthy?
- Dynamis: Ontology of the Incommensurable
- The Empty-Sublime: Considering Robert Rauschenberg in a Comparative Context
- Charlie’s Reading Room: Comparative Philosophy as Just Philosophy
- The Phenomenology of AdventureSimmel, Sartre, de Beauvoir, Jankélévitch
- Making the Difference: Eternal Return, Simulacrum, and Ontico-Ontological Unity in Deleuze’s Engagement with Nietzsche and Plato
- In This Issue 14.3
- Peace as Awakening to the Other: A Comparative Hermeneutics of Levinasian Face and Qisong’s Chan Buddhist Notion of Inherent Nature (Xing 性)
- Zhuangzi and Simone Weil on Decreating the Self
- The Fractal Self: Science, Philosophy, and the Evolution of Human Cooperation
- Tetralemma and Trinity: An Essay on Buddhist and Christian Ontologies
- Reform or Replace? The Category of Faith and Global Philosophy of Religion
- Author Meets Readers: On Rein Raud’s Being in Flux
- Becoming and Negation, Protagoras and Nāgārjuna
- Ereignis and the Grounding of Interpretation: Toward a Heideggerian Reading of Translation and Translatability as Appropriative Event
- Thinking What Is Strange and Dangerous: Heidegger, Tragedy, and Original Ethics
- Meister Eckhart’s Mysticism in Comparison with Zen Buddhism
- Kenosis, Nature, and Anthropocentrism: A Response to Fulvi
- Editor’s Preface
- Ueda Shizuteru’s Zen Philosophy of Dialogue: The Free Exchange of Host and Guest