Philosophy Today 1996: Vol 40 Index

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VOLUME 40 ANNUAL INDEX 1996
ADORNO, Theodor BRUZINA, Ronald
“Adorno and Heidegger on Art in the Modern “Language in Lifeworld Phenomenology: The
World.” Michael Baur. 357-66. ‘Origin of Geometry’ was not the Last
Word.” 91-102.
AESTHETICS
“Adorno and Heidegger on Art in the Modern BUTLER, Judith
World.” Michael Baur. 357-66. “Discipline and Control: Butler and Deleuze on
Individuality and Divduality.” C. Colwell.
AFRICAN-AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY 211-16.
“Language and African-American Culture: The “Between Emergence and Possibility: Foucault,
Need for Meta-Philosophical Reflection.” Derrida, and Judith Butler’s Performative
Meili Steele. 179-88. Identity.” Jeffrey T. Nealon. 430-39.
ANSELM CAMERON, W. S. K.
“The Onto-Theological Nature of Anselm’s Meta- “On Communicative Actors Talking Past One An-
physics.” Gregory Schufrieder. 459-73. other: The Gadamer-Habermas Debate.”
160-68.
ARISAKA, Yoko
CAPUTO, John
“Spatiality, Temporality, and the Problem of Foun-
dation in Being and Time.” 36-46. “Openings: Derrida, Différance, and the Produc-
tion of Justice.” Robert J. S. Manning.
BAUR, Michael 405-17.
“Adorno and Heidegger on Art in the Modern
World.” 357-66. CAPUTO, John and Lenore Langsdorf
“Editors” Introduction,” 5-8.
BENSO, Silvia
“Of Things Face-to-Face with Levinas Face-to- CIXOUS, Hélene
Face with Heidegger: Prolegomena to a Meta- “Rethinking the Exchange: Logics of the Gift in
physical Ethics of Things.” 132-41. Cixous and Nietzsche.” Alan D. Schrift.
197-205.
BERDYAEYV, Nicholas
“Mythology and Freedom: Nicholas Berdyaev’s COLTMAN, Rodney
Uses of Jaqcob Boehme’s Ungrund Myth.” “Gadamer, Hegel, and the Middle of Language.”
James McLachlan. 474-85. 151-59.
BERGOFFEN, Debra COLWELL, C.
“Queering the Phallus.” 206—10. “Discipline and Control: Butier and Deleuze on
Individuality and Divduality.” 211-16.
BERGSON, Henri
“Bergson: The Philosophy of Durée-Différence.” CROWMFIELD, David
John Mullarkey. 367-80. “The Question of God: Thinking After Heideg-
ger.” 47-54.
BOEHME, Jacob
“Mythology and Freedom: Nicholas Berdyaev’s CROWELL. Steven Galt
Uses of Jaqcob Boehme’s Ungrund Myth.” “Husserl, Derrida, and the Phenomenology of Ex-
James McLachlan. 474-85. pression.” 61—70.
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VOLUME 40 ANNUAL INDEX 1996
ADORNO, Theodor BRUZINA, Ronald
“Adorno and Heidegger on Art in the Modern “Language in Lifeworld Phenomenology: The
World.” Michael Baur. 357-66. ‘Origin of Geometry’ was not the Last
Word.” 91-102.
AESTHETICS
“Adorno and Heidegger on Art in the Modern BUTLER, Judith
World.” Michael Baur. 357-66. “Discipline and Control: Butler and Deleuze on
Individuality and Divduality.” C. Colwell.
AFRICAN-AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY 211-16.
“Language and African-American Culture: The “Between Emergence and Possibility: Foucault,
Need for Meta-Philosophical Reflection.” Derrida, and Judith Butler’s Performative
Meili Steele. 179-88. Identity.” Jeffrey T. Nealon. 430-39.
ANSELM CAMERON, W. S. K.
“The Onto-Theological Nature of Anselm’s Meta- “On Communicative Actors Talking Past One An-
physics.” Gregory Schufrieder. 459-73. other: The Gadamer-Habermas Debate.”
160-68.
ARISAKA, Yoko
CAPUTO, John
“Spatiality, Temporality, and the Problem of Foun-
dation in Being and Time.” 36-46. “Openings: Derrida, Différance, and the Produc-
tion of Justice.” Robert J. S. Manning.
BAUR, Michael 405-17.
“Adorno and Heidegger on Art in the Modern
World.” 357-66. CAPUTO, John and Lenore Langsdorf
“Editors” Introduction,” 5-8.
BENSO, Silvia
“Of Things Face-to-Face with Levinas Face-to- CIXOUS, Hélene
Face with Heidegger: Prolegomena to a Meta- “Rethinking the Exchange: Logics of the Gift in
physical Ethics of Things.” 132-41. Cixous and Nietzsche.” Alan D. Schrift.
197-205.
BERDYAEYV, Nicholas
“Mythology and Freedom: Nicholas Berdyaev’s COLTMAN, Rodney
Uses of Jaqcob Boehme’s Ungrund Myth.” “Gadamer, Hegel, and the Middle of Language.”
James McLachlan. 474-85. 151-59.
BERGOFFEN, Debra COLWELL, C.
“Queering the Phallus.” 206—10. “Discipline and Control: Butier and Deleuze on
Individuality and Divduality.” 211-16.
BERGSON, Henri
“Bergson: The Philosophy of Durée-Différence.” CROWMFIELD, David
John Mullarkey. 367-80. “The Question of God: Thinking After Heideg-
ger.” 47-54.
BOEHME, Jacob
“Mythology and Freedom: Nicholas Berdyaev’s CROWELL. Steven Galt
Uses of Jaqcob Boehme’s Ungrund Myth.” “Husserl, Derrida, and the Phenomenology of Ex-
James McLachlan. 474-85. pression.” 61—70.
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DECONSTRUCTION physical Ethics of Things.” Silvia Benso.
“Rigor And/In Deconstruction.” J. Claude Evans. 132-41.
55-60. “Ethical Community Without Communitarian-
“Transcendental Ontologism and Derrida’s Read- ism.” Richard Dien Winfield. 3 10—20.
ing of Husserl: The Prospect of Dialectical Me- “Liberalism and Moral Selfhood.” Paul
diation in the Dispute Between Husserlians Fairchild. 341—S6.
and Derrideans.” Burt C. Hopkins. 71-79. “Openings: Derrida, Differance, and the Produc-
“The Rhetoric of Failure and Deconstruction.” tion of Justice.” Robert J. S. Manning.
Ewa Ziarek. 80-90. 405-17.
“Openings: Derrida, Différance, and the Produc- “From Metaphysics to Moral Philosophy.” Paul
tion of Justice.” Robert J. S. Manning. 405-17. Ricoeur. 443—58.
“From Communicative Action to the Face of the
DELEUZE, Gilles Other: Habermas and Levinas on the Founda-
tions of Moral Theory.” Steven Hendley.
“Discipline and Control: Butler and Deleuze on In-
504-30.
dividuality and Divduality.” C. Colwell.
211-16.
EVANS, J. Claude
DERRIDA, Jacques “Rigor And/In Deconstruction.” 55—60.
“Adieu.” 33440.
“Rigor And/In Deconstruction.” J. Claude Evans. FAIRFIELD, Paul
55-60. “Liberalism and Moral Selfhood.” 341—S6.
“Husserl, Derrida, and the Phenomenology of Ex-
pression.” Steven Galt Crowell. 61—70. FEHER, Istvan
“Transcendental Ontologism and Derrida’s Read- “Heidegger’s Postwar Turn: The Emergence of
ing of Husserl: The Prospect of Dialectical Me- the Hermeneutic Viewpoint of His Philoso-
diation in the Dispute Between Husserlians phy and the Idea of ‘Destruktion’ on the Way
and Derrideans.” Burt C. Hopkins. 71-79. to Being and Time.” 9-35.
“Working in the Philosophical Discourse of Mod-
ernity: Habermas, Foucault, and Derrida.” FINK, Eugen
Marie Fleming. 169-78. “Language in Lifeworld Phenomenology: The
“Formal Contamination: A Reading of Derrida’s ‘Origin of Geometry’ was not the Last
Argument.” Douglas L. Donkel. 301—10. Word.” Ronald Bruzina. 91—102.
“Openings: Derrida, Différance, and the Produc-
tion of Justice.” Robert J. S. Manning. 405—17. FLEMING, Marie
“Infinity and the Relation: The Emergence of a
“Working in the Philosophical Discourse of Mod-
Notion of Infinity in Derrida’s Reading of
ernity: Habermas, Foucault, and Derrida.”
Husserl.” Philip J. Maloney. 418-29.
169-78.
“Between Emergence and Possibility: Foucault,
Derrida, and Judith Builer’s Performative Iden-
FOUCAULT, Michel
tity.” Jeffrey T. Nealon. 430-39.
“Working in the Philosophical Discourse of Mod-
ernity: Habermas, Foucault, and Derrida.”
DONKEL, Douglas L.
Marie Fleming. 169-78.
“Formal Contamination: A Reading of Derrida’s
“Between Emergence and Possibility: Foucault,
Argument.” 301-10.
Derrida, and Judith Butler’s Performative
Identity.” Jeffrey T. Nealon. 430-39.
DRABINSKI, John
“The Hither Side of the Living Present in Husserl GADAMER, Hans-Georg
and Levinas.” 142-50.
“Gadamer, Hegel, and the Middle of Language.”
Rodriey Coltman. 151-59.
ETHICS “On Communicative Actors Talking Past One
“Of Things Face-to-Face with Levinas Face-to- Another: The Gadamer-Habermas Debate.”
Face with Heidegger: Prolegomena to a Meta-
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W. S. K. Cameron. 160-68. and Time.” Istvan Fehér. 9-35.
“Recalling the Hermeneutic Circle.” Lawrence “This is not a Text or, Do We Read Images?”
Schmidt. 263-72. Don Ihde. 125-31.
“Gadamer, Hegel, and the Middie of Language.”
HABERMAS, Jiirgen Rodney Coltman. 151—59.
“On Communicative Actors Talking Past One An- “The Father of Modern Hermeneutics in a Post-
other: The Gadamer-Habermas Debate.” W. S. modern Age: A Reinterpretation of Schleier-
K. Cameron. 160-68. macher’s Hermeneutics.” Yong Huang.
“Working in the Philosophical Discourse of Mod- 251-62.
ernity: Habermas, Foucault, and Derrida.” “Recalling the Hermeneutic Circle.” Lawrence
Marie Fleming. 169-78. Schmidt. 263—72.
“From Communicative Action to the Face of the “Kierkegaard on Tragedy: The Aporias of Inter-
Other: Habermas and Levinas on the Founda- pretation.” Elsebet Jegstrup. 289-300.
tions of Moral Theory.” Steven Hendley.
504-30. HOLDERLIN, Friedrich
“Lyrical and Foreign Subjects: The Ordeal of the
HARVEY, William Foreign and the Enigma of One’s Own.” Den-
“Linguistic Relativity in French, English, and Ger- nis Schmidt. 188-96.
man Philosophy.” 273-88.
HOPKINS, Burt
HEGEL, G. W. F. “Transcendental Ontologism and Derrida’s Read-
“Gadamer, Hegel, and the Middle of Language.” ing of Husserl: The Prospect of Dialectical
Rodney Coltman. 151-59. Mediation in the Dispute Between Husser-
lians and Derrideans.” 71—79.
HEIDEGGER, Martin
HUANG, Yong
“Heidegger’s Postwar Turn: The Emergence of the
Hermeneutic Viewpoint of His Philosophy and “The Father of Modern Hermeneutics in a Post-
the Idea of ‘Destruktion’ on the Way to Being modern Age: A Reinterpretation of Schleier-
and Time.” Istvan Fehér. 9-35. macher’s Hermeneutics.” 251-62.
“Spatiality, Temporality, and the Problem of Foun-
dation in Being and Time.” Yoko Arisaka. HUSSERL, Edmund
36-46. “Rigor And/In Deconstruction.” J. Claude Evans.
“The Question of God: Thinking After Heideg- 55-60.
ger.” David Crownfield. 47-54. “Husserl, Derrida, and the Phenomenology of Ex-
“Of Things Face-to-Face with Levinas Face-to- pression.” Steven Galt Croweil. 61—70.
Face with Heidegger: Prolegomena to a Meta- “Transcendental Ontologism and Derrida’s Read-
physical Ethics of Things.” Silvia Benso. ing of Husserl: The Prospect of Dialectical
132-41. Mediation in the Dispute Between Husser-
“Adorno and Heidegger on Art in the Modern lians and Derrideans.” Burt C. Hopkins.
World.” Michael Baur. 357-66. 71-79.
“Heidegger and Kant: The Question of Idealism.” “Language in Lifeworld Phenomenology: The
Frangois Raffoul. 531-47. ‘Origin of Geometry’ was not the Last
Word.” Ronald Bruzina. 91-102.
HENDLEY, Steven “The Hither Side of the Living Present in
“From Communicative Action to the Face of the Husserl and Levinas.” John Drabinski.
Other: Habermas and Levinas on the Founda- 142-50.
tions of Moral Theory.” 504-30. “Infinity and the Relation: The Emergence of a
Notion of Infinity in Derrida’s Reading of
HERMENEUTICS Husserl.” Philip J. Maloney. 418-29.
“Heidegger’s Postwar Turn: The Emergence of the
IHDE, Don
Hermeneutic Viewpoint of His Philosophy and
the Idea of ‘Destruktion’ on the Way to Being “This is not a Text or, Do We Read Images?”
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125-31. Other: Habermas and Levinas on the Founda-
tions of Moral Theory.” Steven Hendley.
KANT, Immanuel 504-30.
“Heidegger and Kant: The Question of Idealism.”
Francois Raffoul. 531-47. McLACHLAN, James
“Mythology and Freedom: Nicholas Berdyaev’s
IRIGARAY, Luce Uses of Jaqcob Boehme’s Ungrund Myth.”
“Queering the Phallus.” Debra Bergoffen. 206—10. 474-85.
MALONEY, Philip J.
JEGSTRUP, Elsebet
“Kierkegaard on Tragedy: The Aporias of Interpre- “Infinity and the Relation: The Emergence of a
tation.” 289-300. Notion of Infinity in Derrida’s Reading of
Husserl.” 418-29.
KIERKEGAARD, Seren
MANNING, Robert J. S.
“Kierkegaard on Tragedy: The Aporias of Interpre-
tation.” Elsebet Jegstrup. 289-300. “Openings: Derrida, Différance, and the Produc-
tion of Justice.” 405—17.
LACAN, Jacques
MARION, Jean-Luc
“Queering the Phallus.” Debra Bergoffen. 206-10.
“The Saturated Phenomenon.” 103-24.
LANGSDORF, Lenore and John Caputo “The Onto-Theological Nature of Anselm’s
Metaphysics.” Gregory Schufrieder. 459-63.
“Editors’ Introduction,” 5—8.
LANGUAGE METAPHYSICS
“From Metaphysics to Moral Philosophy.” Paul
“Husserl, Derrida, and the Phenomenology of Ex-
pression.” Steven Galt Crowell. 61—70. Ricoeur. 443—58.
“Language in Lifeworld Phenomenology: The “The Onto-Theological Nature of Anselm’s
‘Origin of Geometry’ was not the Last Word.” Metaphysics.” Gregory Schufrieder. 459-73.
Ronald Bruzina. 91-102.
“Gadamer, Hegel, and the Middle of Language.” MILLER, Hugh
Rodney Coltman. 151—59. “Phenomenology, Dialectic, and Time in Levi-
“Language and African-American Culture: The nas’s Time and the Other.” 219-34.
Need for Meta-Philosophical Reflection.”
Meili Steele. 179-88. MULLARKEY, John
“Linguistic Relativity in French, English, and Ger- “Bergson: The Philosophy of Durée-Difference.”
man Philosophy.” William Harvey. 273-88. 367-80.
LEVINAS, Emmanuel NEALON, Jeffrey T.
“Of Things Face-to-Face with Levinas Face-to- “Between Emergence and Possibility: Foucault,
Face with Heidegger: Prolegomena to a Meta- Derrida, and Judith Butler’s Performative
physical Ethics of Things.” Silvia Benso. Identity.” 430-39.
132-41.
“The Hither Side of the Living Present in Husserl NIETZSCHE, Friedrich
and Levinas.” John Drabinski. 142-50.
“Rethinking the Exchange: Logics of the Gift in
“Phenomenology, Dialectic, and Time in Levi- Cixous and Nietzsche.” Alan D. Schrift.
nas’s Time and the Other.” Hugh Miller.
197-205.
219-34.
“Nietzsche’s Genealogy.” Shawn J. Smith.
“In Memoriam Emmanuel Levinas.” Paul Ricoeur.
486-95.
331-33.
PHENOMENOLOGY
“Adieu.” Jacques Derrida. 33440.
“Husserl, Derrida, and the Phenomenology of
“From Communicative Action to the Face of the
Expression.” Steven Galt Crowell. 61-70.
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“Transcendental Ontologism and Derrida’s Read- SCHUFREIDER, Gregory
ing of Husserl: The Prospect of Dialectical Me- “The Onto-Theo-Logical Nature of Anselm’s
diation in the Dispute Between Husserlians Metaphysics.” 445—73.
and Derrideans.” Burt C. Hopkins. 71—79.
“Language in Lifeworld Phenomenology: The
SEITZ, Brian
‘Origin of Geometry’ was not the Last Word.”
“Power and the Constitution of Sartre’s Identity.”
Ronald Bruzina. 91-102.
381-87.
“The Saturated Phenomenon.” Jean-Luc Marion.
103-24.
SHLAPENTOKH, Dmitry
“The Hither Side of the Living Present in Husserl
and Levinas.” John Drabinski. 142-50. “The Fedorovian Roots of Stalinism. 388-404.
RAFFOUL, Francois SMITH, Shawn J.
“Heidegger and Kant: The Question of Idealism.” “Nietzsche’s Genealogy.” 478-95.
531-47.
SILVER, Jeffrey H.
RICOEUR, Paul “Wrongdoing and Ignorance: Socrates De-
“In Memoriam Emmanuel Levinas.” 331—33. fended.” 496-503.
“From Metaphysics to Moral Philosophy." 443-58.
“Can There Be a Science of Action? Paul Ri- STALINISM
coeur.” John van den Hengel. 235—50. “The Fedorovian Roots of Stalinism.” Dmity
Shlapentokh. 388-404.
SARTRE, Jean-Paul
“Power and the Constitution of Sartre’s Identity.” STEELE, Meili
Brian Seitz. 381-87. “Language and African-American Culture: The
Need for Meta-Philosophical Reflection.”
SCHLEIERMACHER. F. D. E. 179-88.
“The Father of Modern Hermeneutics in a Post-
modern Age: A Reinterpretation of Schleier- van den HENGEL, John
macher’s Hermeneutics.” Yong Huang. “Can There Be a Science of Action? Paul Ri-
251-62. coeur.” 235—50.
SCHMIDT, Dennis J. WINFIELD, Richard Dien
“Lyrical and Foreign Subjects: The Ordeal of the “Ethical Community Without Communitarian-
Foreign and the Enigma of One’s Own.” ism.” 310-20.
188-96.
ZIAREK, Ewa
SCHMIDT, Lawrence K. “The Rhetoric of Failure and Deconstruction.”
“Recalling the Hermeneutic Circle.” 263-72. 80-90.
SCHRIFT, Alan D.
“Rethinking the Exchange: Logics of the Gift in
Cixous and Nietzsche.” 197-205.
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