Philosophy Today 2008: Vol 52 Index

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ANNUAL INDEX
ADORNO, Theodor
“Adorno’s Endgame.” Deborah Cook. 173-87.
AESTHETICS
“Clashing Styles in Making Art and Decisions: Toward a Philosophy of Complementarity.” Ronald H.
McKinney, S.J. 82-93.
“Fichte and Novalis on the Relationship between Ethics and Aesthetics.” Howard Pollack-Milgate.
333-45.
BEAUVOIR, Simone de
“Beauvoir and the Question of a Woman’s Point of View.” Bonnie Mann. 136-49.
“Is Existentialist Authenticity Unethical? De Beauvoir on Ethics, Authenticity, and Embodiment.”
Sara Cohen Shabot and Yaki Menschenfreund. 150—56.
BRAVER, Lee
“A Festival of Anti-Realism: Braver’s History of Continental Thought.” Graham Harman. 197-210.
BREAZEALE, Daniel
“The First-Person Standpoint of Fichte’s Ethics.” 270-81.
BUTLER, Judith
“The Precarious Lives of Animals: Butler, Coetzee, and Animal Ethics.” Chloé Taylor. 60-72.
BYKOVA, Marina
“On Fichte’s Concept of Freedom in the System of Ethics (1798).” 391-98.
CARVALHO, Mario Jorge de Almeida
“The Concept of Drive in the Sittenlehre 1798: Fundamental Aspects of Fichte’s Doctrine of
Oikeiosis.” 298-310.
COETZEE, J. M.
“The Precarious Lives of Animals: Butler, Coetzee, and Animal Ethics.” Chloé Taylor. 60—72.
COOK, Deborah
“Adorno’s Endgame.” 173-87.
CROWE, Ben
“Fichte on the Highest Good: Agent Unity and Practical Deliberation in the Jena Sittenlehre.” 379-90.
DERRIDA, Jacques
“Future Impossible: Carl Schmitt, Jacques Derrida, and the Problem of Political Messianism.” Malek
Moazzam-Doulat. 73-81.
DRYDEN, Jane
“The Empirical I in the System of Ethics.” 399-406.
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EMBODIMENT
“The Problem of Defining Pain.” Abraham Olivier. 3-14.
“Enabling/Disabling Sensation: Toward an Alimentary Imperative in Carnal Phenomenology.” Tom
Sparrow. 99-114.
“Embodiment in Polyani’s Theory of Knowing.” Yu Zhenhua. 126-35.
“Ts Existentialist Authenticity Unethical? De Beauvoir on Ethics, Authenticity, and Embodiment.”
Sara Cohen Shabot and Yaki Menschenfreund. 150-56.
“*Man’ and His Technological Doubles.” Peter Woelert. 157-64.
ETHICS
“An Ethics of Inheritance.” Caroline Guibet Lafaye. 25-35.
“Toward a Serresian Reconceptualization of Kantian Respect.” Bryan, Lueck. 52-59.
“The Precarious Lives of Animals: Butler, Coetzee, and Animal Ethics.” Chloé Taylor. 60-72.
“Ts Existentialist Authenticity Unethical? De Beauvoir on Ethics, Authenticity, and Embodiment.”
Sara Cohen Shabot and Yaki Menschenfreund. 150-56.
“A Despairing Duty: The Non-Reciprocal Dimension in Sartre’s Ethics.” Paul Gyllenhammer. 165-—
72.
“Two Hundred Years of Solitude: The Failed Reception of Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Giinther Zéller.
218-27.
“Fichte and the Universality of the Moral Law.” Claude Piché. 228-35.
“The Transcendental Deduction of the Categorial Imperative in Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Jacinto
Rivera de Rosales. 236-42.
“Fichte against Kant in the System of Ethics.” Isabelle Thomas-Fogiel. 243-51.
“Fichte, Ethics, and Transcendental Philosophy.” Tom Rockmore. 252-58.
“Finite and Absolute Reason in (and beyond) Pichte’s System of Ethics.” Steve Hoeltzel. 259-69.
“The First-Person Standpoint of Fichte’s Ethics.” Daniei Breazele. 270-81.
“Hegel on Fichte’s Conception of Practical Self-Consciousness: A Fundamental Criticism of the
Sittenlehre in the Differenz-Schrift.’ Lui Zhe. 282-88.
“Feeling is Knowing: The Centrality of Drives and Affect in Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Michael
Steinberg. 289-97.
“The Concept of Drive in the Sittenlehre 1798: Fundamental Aspects of Fichte’s Doctrine of
Oikeiosis.” Mario Jorge de Almeida Carvalho. 298-310.
“One Drive and Two Modes of Acting: Cognition and Volition.” Violetta L. Waibel. 311-20.
“The Concept of Conscience in Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Barbel Frischmann. 321-26.
“The Function and Significance of Longing in the System of Ethics.’ Adam Hankins. 327-34.
“Fichte and Novalis on the Relationship between Ethics and Aesthetics.” Howard Pollack-Milgate.
335-47.
“Apriority from the Grundlage to the System of Ethics.’ Sebastian Rand. 348-54.
“Between the Ideal and the Ego Ideal: Collective Evil from Fichte to Freud.” Arnold L. Farr. 355-64.
“The Beautiful Soul, the Sociopath, and Fichte’s Ethics.” George J. Seidel. 365-69.
“Fichte, Ethics, and the Pleasures of Self-Destruction.” F. Scott Schribner. 370-78.
“Fichte on the Highest Good: Agent Unity and Practical Deliberation in the Jena Sittenlehre.”
Benjamin D. Crowe. 379-90.
“On Fichte’s Concept of Freedom in the System of Ethics.” Marina F. Bykova. 391-98.
“The Empirical I in the System of Ethics.” Jane Dryden. 399-406.
FARR, Arnold
“Between the Ideal and the Ego Ideal: Collective Evil from Fichte to Freud.” 355-64.
FICHTE, J. G.
“Introduction.” Tom Rockmore. 215-16.
“Two Hundred Years of Solitude: The Failed Reception of Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Giinther ZGller.
218-27.
“Fichte and the Universality of the Moral Law.” Claude Piché. 228-35.
“The Transcendental Deduction of the Categorial Imperative in Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Jacinto
Rivera de Rosales. 236-42.
“Fichte against Kant in the System of Ethics.” Isabelle Thomas-Fogiel. 243-51.
“Fichte, Ethics, and Transcendental Preesenes - .”’ Tom Rockmore. 252-58.
“Finite and Absolute Reason in (and beyond) Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Steve Hoeltzel. 259-69.
“The First-Person Standpoint of Fichte’s Ethics.” Daniel Bronatie. 270-81.
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“Hegel on Fichte’s Conception of Practical Self-Consciousness: A Fundamental Criticism of the
Sittenlehre in the ig oy Sool Lui Zhe. 282-88.
“Feeling is Knowing: The Centrality of Drives and Affect in Fichte’s System of Ethics.’ Michael
Steinberg. 289-97.
“The Concept of Drive in the Sittenlehre 1798: Fundamental Aspects of Fichte’s Doctrine of
Oikeiosis.’ Mario Jorge de Almeida Carvalho. 298-310.
“One Drive and Two Modes of Acting: Cognition and Volition.” Violetta L. Waibel. 311-20.
“The Concept of Conscience in Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Barbel Frischmann. 321-26.
“The Function and Significance of Longing in the System of Ethics.’ Adam Hankins. 327-34.
“Fichte and Novalis on the Relationship between Ethics and Aesthetics.” Howard Pollack-Milgate.
335-47.
“Apriority from the Grundlage to the System of Ethics.’ Sebastian Rand. 348-54.
“Between the Ideal and the Ego Ideal: Collective Evil from Fichte to Freud.” Arnold L. Farr. 355-64.
“The Beautiful Soul, the Sociopath, and Fichte’s Ethics.” George J. Seidel. 365-69.
“Fichte, Ethics, and the Pleasures of Self-Destruction.” F. Scott Schribner. 370-78.
“Fichte on the Highest Good: Agent Unity and Practical Deliberation in the Jena Sittenlehre.”
Benjamin D. Crowe. 379-90.
“On Fichte’s Concept of Freedom in the System of Ethics.’ Marina F. Bykova. 391-98.
“The Empirical I in the System of Ethics.” Jane Dryden. 399-406.
FRISCHMANN, Barbel
“The Concept of Conscience in Fichte’s System of Ethics.’ Barbel Frischmann. 321-26.
FUCHS, Wolfgang
“Love and Lust After Levinas and Lingis.” 45-51.
GILL, Jerry H.
“Wittgenstein’s Turnabout.” 188-96.
GYLLENHAMMER, Paul
“A Despairing Duty: The Non-Reciprocal Dimension in Sartre’s Ethics.” 165-72.
HANKINS, Adam
“The Function and Significance of Longing in the System of Ethics.” 327-34.
HARMAN, Graham
“A Festival of Anti-Realism: Braver’s History of Continental Thought.” 197-210.
HEGEL, G. W. F.
“Crisis as a Philosophical Beginning: Hegel and Husserl on the Problem of Motivation.” Tanja
Stahler. 15-24.
“Hegel on Fichte’s Conception of Practical Self-Consciousness: A Fundamental Criticism of the
Sittenlehre in the Differenz-Schrift.’ Lui Zhe. 282-88.
HOELTZEL, Steve
“Finite and Absolute Reason in (and beyond) Fichte’s System of Ethics.” 259-69.
HUSSERL, Edmund
“Crisis as a Philosophical Beginning: Hegel and Husserl on the Problem of Motivation.” Tanja
Stahler. 15-24.
KANT, Immanuel
“Toward a Serresian Reconceptualization of Kantian Respect.” Bryan Lueck. 52-59.
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“The Transcendental Deduction of the Categorial Imperative in Fichte’s System of Ethics.” Jacinto
Rivera de Rosales. 236-42. :
“Fichte against Kant in the System of Ethics.” Isabelle Thomas-Fogiel. 243-51.
KEEPING, J.
““Oh that this too, too Solid Flesh would melt’: A Phenomenology of Sadness in Shakespeare’s Ham-
let.” 116-25.
LAFAYE, Caroline Guibet
“An Ethics of Inheritance.” 25—35.
LEVINAS, Emmanuel
“Love and Lust after Levinas and Lingis.” Wolfgang Fuchs. 45-51.
LINGIS, Alphonso
“Love and Lust after Levinas and Lingis.” Wolfgang Fuchs. 45-51.
LIU, Zhe
“Hegel on Fichte’s Conception of Practical Self-Consciousness: A Fundamental Criticism of the
Sittenlehre in the Differenz-Schrift.’ 282-88.
LUECK, Bryan
“Toward a Serresian Reconceptualization of Kantian Respect.” 52-59.
MANN, Bonnie
“Beauvoir and the Question of a Woman’s Point of View.” 136-49.
MCKINNEY, Ronald H, S.J.
“Clashing Styles in Making Art and Decisions: Toward a Philosophy of Complementarity.” 82-93.
MENSCHENFREUND, Yaki
“Ts Existentialist Authenticity Unethical? De Beauvoir on Ethics, Authenticity, and Embodiment.”
150-56.
MOAZZAM-DOULAT, Malek
“Future Impossible: Carl Schmitt, Jacques Derrida, and the Problem of Political Messianism.” 73-81.
NOVALIS
“Fichte and Novalis on the Relationship between Ethics and Aesthetics.” Howard Pollack-Milgate.
335-47.
OLIVIER, Abraham
“The Problem of Defining Pain.” 3-14.
PHENOMENOLOGY
“At What Price Freedom?’: The Phenomenological Rudiments of Sartre’s Cost-Benefit Analysis.”
Basil Vassilicos. 36-44.
“Enabling/Disabling Sensation: Toward an Alimentary Imperative in Carnal Phenomenology.” Tom
Sparrow. 99-114.
“° Oh that this too, too Solid Flesh would melt’: A Phenomenology of Sadness in Shakespeare’s Ham-
let.’ J. Keeping. 116-25.
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PICHE, Claude
“Fichte and the Universality of the Moral Law.” 228-3555.
POLLACK-MILGATE, Howard
“Fichte and Novalis on the Relationship between Ethics and Aesthetics.” 335-47.
POLYANI, Michael
“Embodiment in Polyani’s Theory of Knowing.” Yu Zhenhua. 126-35.
RAND, Sebastian
“Apriority from the Grundlage to the System of Ethics.” 348-54.
RIVERA DE ROSALES, Jacinto
“The Transcendental Deduction oft he Categorial Imperative in Fichte’s System of Ethics.’ 236-42.
ROCKMORE, Tom
“Introduction.” 215-16.
“Fichte, Ethics, and Transcendental Philosophy.” 252-58.
SARTRE, Jean-Paul
“At What Price Freedom?’: The Phenomenological Rudiments of Sartre’s Cost-Benefit Analysis.”
Basil Vassilicos. 36-44.
“A Despairing Duty: The Non-Reciprocal Dimension in Sartre’s Ethics.” Paul Gyllenhammer. 165—
72.
SCHMITT, Carl
“Future Impossible: Carl Schmitt, Jacques Derrida, and the Problem of Political Messianism.” Malek
Moazzam-Doulat. 73-81.
SCRIBNER, Scott
“Fichte, Ethics, and the Pleasures of Self-Destruction.” 370-78.
SEIDEL, George
“The Beautiful Soul, the Sociopath, and Fichte’s Ethics.” 365-69.
SERRES, Michel
“Toward a Serresian Reconceptualization of Kantian Respect.” Bryan Lueck. 52-59.
SHABOT, Sara Cohen
“Is Existentialist Authenticity Unethical? De Beauvoir on Ethics, Authenticity, and Embodiment.”
150-56.
SHAKESPEARE, William
““Oh that this too, too Solid Flesh would melt’: A Phenomenology of Sadness in Shakespeare’s Ham-
let.” J. Keeping. 116-25.
SPARROW, Tom
“Enabling/Disabling Sensation: Toward an Alimentary Imperative in Carnal Phenomenology.” 99—
114.
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STAHLER, Tanja
“Crisis as a Philosophical Beginning: Hegel and Husserl on the Problem of Motivation.” 15-24
STEINBERG, Michael
“Feeling is Knowing: The Centrality of Drives and Affect in Fichte’s System of Ethics.” 289-97.
TAYLOR, Chloé
“The Precarious Lives of Animals: Butler, Coetzee, and Animal Ethics.” 60—72.
THOMAS-FOGIEL, Isabelle
“Fichte against Kant in the System of Ethics.” 243-51.
VASSILICOS, Basil
= What Price Freedom?’: The Phenomenological Rudiments of Sartre’s Cost-Benefit Analysis.”
36-44.
YU, Zhenhua
“Embodiment in Polyani’s Theory of Knowing.” 126-35.
WAIBEL, Violetta
“One Drive and Two Modes of Acting: Cognition and Volition.” 311-20.
WITTGENSTEIN, Ludwig
“Wittgenstein’s Turnabout.” Jerry H. Gill. 188-96.
WOELERT, Peter
Man’ and His Technological Doubles.” 157-64.
ZOLLER, Giinther
“Two Hundred Years of Solitude: The Failed Reception of Fichte’s System of Ethics.” 218-27.
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