Anthony Kosar

Editors’ Foreword: Nietzsche and Democracy

Philosophy

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The submission, titled "Editors’ Foreword: Nietzsche and Democracy," immediately signals its nature as an introductory piece, likely setting the stage...

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Heisenberg on Science, Language, and the Question of Objectivity

Philosophy

Far from regarding physical science as a universal model of human knowledge, Werner Heisenberg relativized the scientificity of natural...

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This paper proposes an intriguing exploration into Werner Heisenberg's philosophical perspectives, moving beyond his direct contributions to physics t...

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Discursivity. On the logical explanation of Ricoeur's hermeneutics

Philosophy

This article explores the logical dimensions of Ricoeur’s definition of Discursivity. This is a key aspect for understanding not only the g...

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This article proposes a timely and significant exploration into the logical dimensions underpinning Paul Ricoeur's concept of Discursivity, a foundati...

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The semantic logos and the apophantic logos

Philosophy

Coseriu separates lógos semantikós from lógos apophantikós. The former manifests in the three levels of linguistic determination: it is uni...

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This paper proposes an exploration of Eugenio Coseriu's crucial distinction between *lógos semantikós* and *lógos apophantikós*. The abstract efficien...

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The absolute reality of the categories

Philosophy

The debate about categories has been in the Western Civilization since Aristotle formulated his organon or set of procedures to study th...

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This article proposes an ambitious engagement with the perennial philosophical problem of categories, explicitly tracing its roots to Aristotle and ac...

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Jesús Martínez del Castillo: About the categories

Philosophy

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This submission presents a title, "Jesús Martínez del Castillo: About the categories," but critically lacks an abstract. The title itself suggests an...

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Benjamin Haines

Review of America's Philosopher: John Locke in American Intellectual Life by Claire Rydell Arcenas

Philosophy

Review of Claire Rydell Arcenas’s America’s Philosopher: John Locke in American Intellectual Life (Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 20...

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Claire Rydell Arcenas’s recent work, *America’s Philosopher: John Locke in American Intellectual Life*, published by the University of Chicago Press,...

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José Luis Ponce Pérez

¿Por qué Panecio de Rodas perdió interés por el sabio estoico? Una respuesta desde el tema de los tipos de vida (περì βíων)

Philosophy

Panaetius of Rhodes (2nd century BC) is often considered a heterodox Stoic, exhibiting significant differences from his predecessors, Zeno, Cleanthes...

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This paper addresses a significant and long-standing debate in Stoic scholarship concerning Panaetius of Rhodes's apparent divergence from earlier Sto...

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Matteo Garau

Spinoza sive anti-Spinoza. Jacobi e la scientia intuitiva

Philosophy

This article argues that the form of immediate knowledge that Jacobi opposes to Spinozism is structurally connected to Spinoza’s third kind of knowled...

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This article presents a fascinating and provocative re-reading of the philosophical relationship between Jacobi and Spinoza, particularly focusing on...

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Francesco Brusori

Leon Battista Alberti e il tema della morte

Philosophy

The aim of this paper is to analyze the concept and value of death in Leon Battista Alberti’s moral reflection. First, I will study the philosophical...

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This paper proposes a timely and significant analysis of Leon Battista Alberti's complex engagement with the concept of death. Focusing on his moral r...

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