Spinoza’s ‘Infinite Modes’ Reconsidered by Kristin Primus

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Self-Love or Diffidence? Malebranche and Hume on the Love of Fame by Julie Walsh

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Efficient Cause as Paradigm? From Suárez to Clauberg by Nabeel Hamid

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Luxury, Mystification, and Oppressive Power in d’Holbach’s Philosophical Writings by Enrico Galvagni

“…This critical view of luxury is no news and was shared by many others philosophes. In this paper, however, I argue that in d’Holbach’s account, luxury is more than an economically and morally disruptive force. …”
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Thinking, Totalitarianism, and Tribunals: The Notion of Responsibility in Repressive Regimes by Andreea Norica Bălan

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An idea of public reason: exclusionary and broad by Diogo Fernandes

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(Non-)Paranoid Reading of Sigmund Freud and the Fear of Being Photographed: Corpus-Based Approach by Illia Ilin

“…Distant reading enables a non-paranoid reading of Freud’s text, situating it within the context of other texts from late nineteenth to early twentieth-century Austria that discuss the fear of being photographed.…”
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Approaching Empedocles through PWL practices by Lucio Angelo Privitello

“…Adorno’s four terms (fragmentary, enigmatic, fixated, shudder), work as a frame for Empedocles’ poem-fragments (and those of other Presocratics), that dovetails with PWL practices, and examples of self-transformation, both personal and historical. …”
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Par-delà Nietzsche by Victor Kocay

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Sortir du nihilisme : Nietzsche, Mill et l’individualité comme clé de transformation morale et civilisationnelle by Camille Dejardin

“… Nietzsche’s criticism of the masses could have looked hackneyed at the end of the XIXth century, had it not the originality of moving onto psychological and biological levels what others previously elaborated only at a social scale: a "herd instinct" explaining both the lack of social cohesion and the loss of possible individual affirmation in democratic and egalitarian ages. …”
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BERTRAND RUSSELL'IN FELSEFE ANLAYIŞI ÜZERİNE BİR İNCELEME by Fikri Gül

“…On the one hand, he indicates the importance of philosophy as a special discipline. On the other hand, however, he reduces its value by viewing it as a subordinate element of science. …”
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İRADEDE DUYGUNUN ETKİSİNE GENEL BİR BAKIŞ by Nurten Gökalp

“…There are different views in philosophy related with the human decision and will. …”
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HEIDEGGER ABOUT THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL INTENTION OF DESCARTES` PHILOSOPHIZING by Anatolii M. Malivskyi

“…The purpose of the article is to single out and comprehend the key points of Heidegger`s vision of the main ideas of Descartes` philosophy while searching «the other beginning» of philosophizing as anthropology. …”
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Enoch Olujide Gbadegesin, Yunusa Kehinde Salami and Kola Abimbola (eds.) Exploring the Ethics of Individualism and Communitarianism. Harvest Day Publications ,2016,365p. by Adeshina Afolayan

“…While some confronted some basic elements of his work, like chapter four (human personality), seven (work), and nine (destiny), other chapters took the thematic concerns of, say, communitarianism and ethics as the springboard for further reflections on corruption, nationalism and nation building, citizenship, religion, personhood, leadership, race, justice, gender and the nature of African philosophy. …”
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COURAGE AND FEAR IN THE CONTEXT OF OPPOSITION OF HUMAN ACTIVITY AND INACTIVITY: EXISTENTIAL ASPECT by Dmytro Yu. Snitko

“…The application of phenomenological approach and other methods of existential philosophy enabled to discover the importance of fear and courage for human existence. …”
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I. KANT, T. PARSONS AND POSTPOSITIVISM IN SOCIAL THEORY by Zenonas Norkus

“…These synonyms are interpreted in the article as a semantic symptom of the traditionally peculiar relations of sociology with other social sciences and philosophy. Sociology traditionally vacillates between the two definitions of its subject – the minimalist subject (the subject of sociology is a specific phenomena in society) and the maximalist subject (the subject of sociology is the society as a totality). …”
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KANTO ETIKOS PĖDSAKAI R. M. HARE’O PERSPEKTYVIZME by Jūratė Baranova

“…He does not oppose them each other. On the other hand, Hare distances himself from Kant trying to find the way of smoothing the opposition between fact and norm. …”
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Średniowieczne źródła antropocentryzmu by Anita Ganowicz-Bączyk

“…On the other hand, an essential aspect of medieval philosophy was rejecting the earthly world and turning to the transcendental one. …”
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The Complex Relations between Organization and Disorganization and Their Conceptual System by Kun Wu, Shan Zhang, Tianqi Wu

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