Continental Philosophy Review 1998: Vol 31 Table of Contents

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Continental Philosophy Review 31: 487-488, 1998
CONTENTS VOLUME3 1 1998
Volume 31 No.1
Articles
Emmanuel Levinas / The understanding of spirituality in French
and German culture [transiated by Andrius Valevicius]
Andrius Valevicius / Afterword: Emmanuel Levinas, the multicul-
tural philosopher
Leonard Lawlor / The end of phenomenology: Expressionism in
Deleuze and Merleau-Ponty
Garry M. Brodsky / Nietzsche's notion of amor fati
Jacqueline Scott / Nietzsche and decadence: The revaluation of
morality
Cheryl L. Hughes / The primacy of ethics: Hobbes and Levinas
Review essay
Val Dusek / Where learned armies clash by night
Andrew Ross, ed., Science Wars
Book review
Cynthia Willett, Maternal Ethics and other Slave Moralities (Lewis
R. Gordon)
Books received
Volume 31 No. 2
Articles
Anthony J. Steinbock / Husserl’s static and genetic phenomnology:
Translator’s introduction to two essays 127-134
Edmund Husserl / Static and genetic phenomenological method
[translated by Anthony J. Steinbock] 135-142
Edmund Husserl / The phenomenology of monadic individuality
and the phenomenology of the general possibilities and com-
possibilities of lived-experiences: static and genetic phenom-
enology [translated by Anthony J. Steinbock] 143-152
Sebastian Luft / Husserl’s phenomenological discovery of the nat-
ural attitude 153-170
Fred Evans / “Solar love”: Nietzsche, Merleau-Ponty and the for-
tunes of perception 171-193
Michael E. Zimmerman/ John D. Caputo: A postmodern, prophet-
ic, liberal American in Paris 195-214
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John D. Caputo / An American and a liberal: John D. Caputo’s
response to Michael Zimmerman 215-220
Book review
Martin Heidegger / Basic Questions of Philosophy: Selected “Prob-
lems of Logic”, and Basic Concepts (Martin Weatherston) 221-224
Volume 31 No.3
Articles
Anthony J. Steinbock / Introduction: Phenomenology in Japan 225-238
Toru Tani / Inquiry into the |, disclosedness, and self-
consciousness: Husserl, Heidegger, Nishida 239-253
Tetsuya Sakakibara / The relationship between nature and spirit
in Husserl’s phenomenology revisited 255-272
Shigeto Nuki / The theory of association after Husserl:
“Form/content” dualism and the phenomenological way out 273-291
Junichi Murata / Colors in the life-world 293-305
Hiroshi Kojima / On the semantic duplicity of the first person
pronoun “I” 307-320
Tadashi Ogawa / Qi and phenomenology of wind 321-335
Volume 31 No.4
Articles
Véronique M. Foti / Heidegger and ‘The Way of Art:’ the empty
origin and contemporary abstraction 337-351
Ben Vedder / Heidegger on desire 353-368
Pierre Keller and David Weberman / Heidegger and the source(s)
of intelligibility 369-386
Gail Weiss / Reading/writing between the lines 387-409
David James Miller / Wittgenstein: time for a new philosophical
practice 411-424
Book reviews
Enrique Dussel, The Invention of the Americas: Eclipse of “the
Other” and the Myth of Modernity (Mario Saenz) 425-434
Thomas C. Anderson, Sartre's Two Ethics: From Authenticity to
Integral Humanity (Stephen A. Dinan) 435-440
Natika Newton, Foundations of Understanding (Kathleen Wider) 441-445
Calvin O. Schrag, The Self After Postmodernity (David Carr) 445-450
Voiume contents/Author index 487-489