Introduction

100 years of philosophy at the New School

Ceciel Meiborg

267-269

The importance of knowing Greek

reflections on immigration and the philosophy of transferable values

Inessa Medzhibovskaya

271-312

Introduction to "Neo-Aristotelianism: on the medieval renaissance and William of Ockham"

Ian A. Moore

315-316

Neo-Aristotelianism

on the medieval renaissance and William of Ockham

Reiner Schürmann

319-347

The simul

Reiner Schürmann reads Kant through Luther

Agnes Heller

349-363

Theory of the priority of the ordinal over the cardinal numbers

philosophical principles of mathematics

Aron Gurwitsch

365-410

Democracy

the politicizing of society

Sheldon S. Wolin

413-424

Beyond "kaput"

Horace Kallen and kallenism at the New school for social research

Mark Larrimore

427-441

Are there limitations to toleration in a free society?

Horace M. Kallen

443-456

Susanne K. Langer's theory of mind and living form

introduction to "Materials and elements in art"

Veronica Padilla

459-474

Materials and elements in art

Susanne Langer

477-488

Introduction to the exchange between Rudolf Bultmann and Hans Jonas on Hans Jonas' "Essay on immortality"

Ian A. Moore

491-493

Exchange on Hans Jonas' Essay on immortality

Rudolf Bultmann, Hans Jonas

495-506

On the responsibility of the philosopher and the artist

Hans Jonas

509-524

Pragmatic naturalism

John Dewey's living legacy

Richard Bernstein

527-594

Alan Bass, fetishism, psychoanalysis, and philosophy

the iridescent thing

Emily Gillcrist

597-601

Richard J. Bernstein, Why read Hannah Arendt now

Paul T. Wilford

601-605

Simon Critchley, Tragedy, the Greeks and us

Yi Wu

605-609