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Hegel on the modern arts
 Myth and the modern problem: Mythic thinking in twentieth-century Britain
 
Divine thinking as the paradigm of life in Aristotle's "De Anima"
 Religion in the public sphere: Reflections on Rawls and Habermas
 
Realism, idealism, and the commitments of common sense
 Memory -- space -- politics: Public memorial and the problem of political judgment
 
Plato's grounds for philosophy: The virtues of dialectic in the later dialogues
 Virtue, rational agency, and respect for persons
 
The politics of expression in Spinoza
 Inheritance, sovereignty, and promise: Political authority and obligation in an age of global transformations
 
The ethics of passing: A theoretical and practical analysis
 Individuation and opposition in Hegel's "Doctrine of Essence": The importance of Kant's "Amphiboly" to Hegel's metaphysics
 
Recovering the common root of science and politics: Reading Descartes and Hobbes with Vico
 The Black Gift: Cultural Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism in Africana Philosophy
 
Mimesis in Thomas Hobbes's "Leviathan" (1651): The theater of the modern commonwealth
 Vagueness: Precision and Particularity
 
Thrown Projection: An Interpretation and Defense of the Hermeneutic Conception of the Self in Heidegger's "Being and Time"
 Spinoza's Physics
 
Does Plato Think Ordinary People Can Be Virtuous? The Moral Capacity of the Producers in Plato's "Republic"
 Extraordinary Moments, Extraordinary Endeavors Arendt on New Beginnings and Principled Action
 
Definiteness, Specificity, and the Multiple Uses of Demonstrative Expressions
 Is Democracy Egalitarian or Epistemic? A Habermasian Perspective on Deliberative Democracy