Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal

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1991

242 Pages

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Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal

Marxism and contemporary philosophy

Vol. 14 (1)

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(1991). Marxism and contemporary philosophy. Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 14 (1).

Table of Contents

Preface and acknowledgments

Rosenthal John

1-3

Habermas and Arendt on the philosopher's "error"

Bernasconi Robert

3-24

From class struggle to struggle without classes?

Balibar Etienne

7-21

Between necessity and superabundance

Waldenfels Bernhard

23-33

The time of the political

Birmingham Peg

25-45

Domination and moral struggle

Honneth Axel

35-48

Action or/and dwelling

Boeder Heribert

47-59

Failure of a renaissance (why it is impossible to remain a Marxist in East Central Europe)

Vajda György Mihály

49-60

Thoughts on the future of Marxism

Levine Andrew

61-75

Heidegger's Kampf the difficulty of life

Caputo John D

61-83

Seven types of obloquy

Geras Norman

77-115

Prolegomena to an understanding of Heidegger's turn

Grondin Jean

85-108

The ambivalent unthought of the overman and the duality of Heidegger's political thinking

Haar Michel

109-136

From historical Marxisms to historical materialism

Močnik Rastko

117-137

Reconstructing the political

Janicaud Dominique

137-151

On some unsettled questions touching the character of Marxism, especially as philosophy

Suchting Wal

139-207

Shattering

Krell David Farrell

153-182

Porosity

McNeill William

183-212

The divided machine

Turchetto Maria

209-240

Ultimate double binds

Schürmann Reiner

213-236

Heidegger's rector's address

Scott Charles E

237-264

Notes on contributors

241-242

Telling tales

Davies Paul

267-293

Retreat from radicality

Edler Frank H. W.

295-321

politics and the limits of metaphysics

323-334

But suppose we were to take the Rectorial address seriously...

Fynsk Christopher

335-362

Heidegger's apology

Kisiel Theodore

363-404

The subject of hermeneutics and the hermeneutics of the subject

Richardson William

405-422

On Heidegger and national socialism

Rockmore Tom

423-439

Changing the subject

Schmidt Dennis J

441-464

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