- Recognition Across French-German Divides: The Social Fabric of Freedom in French Theory
- Recognition as a Philosophical Practice: From “Warring” Attitudes to Cooperative Projects
- Actuality Without Existence: The Jewish Figure in Heidegger’s Notebooks
- The Significance of Improvisation in the Age of Technology
- Agnes Heller’s Late Lectures: Method, Scope and Contemporaneity
- Underdevelopment and Critical Theorizing: Empowerment and Cosmopolitan Democracy
- From Workers’ Councils to Democratic Autonomy: Rediscovering Cornelius Castoriadis’ Theory of Council Democracy
- Agnes Heller: A Philosopher for Today
- The Revival of Romantic Anti-Capitalism on the Right: A Synopsis Informed by Agnes Heller’s Philosophy
- Critical Theory, Social Critique and Knowledge
- Entering the Archive: “Il faut défendre la société” and Michel Foucault’s Critical Archeological Inquiry into the History and Method of Genealogy
- A Foucauldian Critique of Scientific Naturalism: “Docile Minds”
- Negative Organicism: Adorno, Emerson, and the Idea of a Disclosing Critique of Society
- Ecological Sensibility: Recovering Axel Honneth’s Philosophy of Nature in the Age of Climate Crisis
- The Disciplinary Conception of Enlightenment in Kant’s Critical Philosophy
- Kant on the Imagination: Fanciful and Unruly, or “an Indispensable Dimension of the Human Soul”
- 1968 in an Expanded Field: The Frankfurt School and the Uneven Course of History
- In the Crosshairs of the Fourfold: Critical Thoughts on Aleksandr Dugin’s Heidegger
- The Metaphysical Spectator and the Sphere of Social Life in Kant’s Political Writings
- Claudia Leeb’s The Politics of Repressed Guilt: The Tragedy of Austrian Silence with David W. McIvor, Lars Rensmann, and Claudia Leeb
- Beyond Redistribution: Honneth, Recognition Theory and Global Justice
- A Method of Mobility: Dialectical Critique and the Work of Concepts
- Adorno, foucault and the critique of the West
- Critique as social practice. Critical theory and social self-understanding