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101. Sex, Gender and Christian Identity in the Patristic Era

102. The Empiricism of Michel Serres: A Theory of The Senses between Philosophy of Science, Phenomenology and Ethics

103. Sex, Gender and Christian Identity in the Patristic Era

104. Political Liberalism and Justificatory Secularism

105. Sørensen’s Bataille: Notes on The ‘Apolitical’

106. Can it Be or Feel Right to Hate? On the Appropriateness and Fittingness of Hatred

107. Dialectics as Immanent Critique. Or, Dialectics as Both Ontology and Epistemology with a Practical Intention

108. On Murderous Silence

109. Warfare and Group Solidarity: from Ibn Khaldun to Ernest Gellner and Beyond

110. Dialectics as Immanent Critique. Or, Dialectics as Both Ontology and Epistemology with a Practical Intention

111. Can it Be or Feel Right to Hate? On the Appropriateness and Fittingness of Hatred

112. Political Liberalism and Justificatory Secularism

113. Sørensen’s Bataille: Notes on The ‘Apolitical’

114. Vehicles, Contents and Supervenience

115. Reason without Feelings? Emotions in the History of Western Philosophy

116. On the Blinding Clarity of Property Rights: Seven Fragments of Reductionism in the Theory of Property

117. Suicide, euthanasia and the duty to die: A Kantian approach to euthanasia

118. On the Blinding Clarity of Property Rights: Seven Fragments of Reductionism in the Theory of Property

119. Vehicles, Contents and Supervenience

120. Reason without Feelings? Emotions in the History of Western Philosophy

121. Suicide, euthanasia and the duty to die: A Kantian approach to euthanasia

122. Reason without Feelings? Emotions in the History of Western Philosophy

123. On the Blinding Clarity of Property Rights: Seven Fragments of Reductionism in the Theory of Property

124. Suicide, euthanasia and the duty to die: A Kantian approach to euthanasia

125. Vehicles, Contents and Supervenience

126. Philosophical Implications of Morris’ Semiotic Theory

127. Ius sive Potentia: Paul and Spinoza

128. Deliberative Epistemic Instrumentalism, or Something Near Enough / Deliberativni epistemički instrumentalizam, ili nešto što je blizu tome

129. The possibilities and limits of non-territorial autonomy in securing indigenous self-determination

130. Philosophical Implications of Morris’ Semiotic Theory

131. Ivory Tower and Barricades: Marcuse and Adorno on the Separation of Theory and Praxis

132. The Concept of Engagement

133. The Silence of the Other: the Voice and the Sign

134. Non-territorial autonomy and gender equality: The case of the autonomous administration of north and east Syria - Rojava

135. Deliberative Epistemic Instrumentalism, or Something Near Enough / Deliberativni epistemički instrumentalizam, ili nešto što je blizu tome

136. Ius sive Potentia: Paul and Spinoza

137. The Erotic/Aesthetic Quality Seen from the Perspective of Levinas’s Ethical An-archaeology

138. Biological Citizenship in the Reliability Democracy

139. Ivory Tower and Barricades: Marcuse and Adorno on the Separation of Theory and Praxis

140. The possibilities and limits of non-territorial autonomy in securing indigenous self-determination

141. The possibilities and limits of non-territorial autonomy in securing indigenous self-determination

142. Non-territorial autonomy and gender equality: The case of the autonomous administration of north and east Syria - Rojava

143. Ius sive Potentia: Paul and Spinoza

144. Ivory Tower and Barricades: Marcuse and Adorno on the Separation of Theory and Praxis

145. Ius sive Potentia: Paul and Spinoza

146. Philosophical Implications of Morris’ Semiotic Theory

147. Non-territorial autonomy and gender equality: The case of the autonomous administration of north and east Syria - Rojava

148. The Silence of the Other: the Voice and the Sign

149. The Silence of the Other: the Voice and the Sign

150. The Concept of Engagement