Continental Philosophy Review

Article	Citations
Mathilde Tahar: Du finalisme en biologie. Bergson et la théorie de l’évolution, Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 2024, 405 pp., ISBN: 978-2-13-085994-9	17
Whose reduction? Which givenness? Michel Henry, Jean-Luc Marion, and the fourth principle of phenomenology	11
Practical concepts and intentional understanding: on the lineage of beginning phenomenology	9
God becoming flesh, flesh becoming divine	6
Plasticity and neoplasticity in Malabou's the future of Hegel: addressing the concept’s ambiguity	6
Learning to see the world in which we live	5
Being-in-movement: phenomenological ontology of being	5
Habit, sedimentation and economic institutions	5
Lines made by walking—On the aesthetic experience of landscape	5
Correction to: The afterlife of fictional media violence. A genetic phenomenology of emotions following Husserl and Freud	5
Touched by beauty: a qualitative inquiry into phenomenology of beauty	5
Between art and science: on Ernst Cassirer’s concept of style	4
On the disclosure of moral values in the arts: a value-realist account	4
Jean-Paul Sartre’s philosophical realism in Being and Nothingness versus Jan Patočka’s a-subjective phenomenology on the crucial question of the body	4
On Heidegger’s conception of emotion, which is to say, Husserl’s conception of time: an analysis of Befindlichkeit and temporality	3
Is Bergsonian freedom not deterministic?: Comments on Moravec’s Henri Bergson and the philosophy of religion: God, freedom, and duration	3
Lifeworld art: on Husserl’s Crisis book and beyond	3
Freedom as retroactivity in Bergson’s Time and Free Will	2
Passionate encounters: Alphonso Lingis on community, alterity, and politics	2
The afterlife of fictional media violence. A genetic phenomenology of emotions following Husserl and Freud	2
The Jew as a doppelgänger: the role of the double in the constitution of identity	2
The ethical night of libertinism: Beauvoir’s reading of Sade	2
“A sociality of pure egoists”: Husserl’s critique of liberalism	2
Time’s entanglements: Beauvoir and Fanon on reductive temporalities	2
Generative phenomenology and sedimentations	2

Beyond intersubjectivism: common mind and the multipolar structure of sociality after Husserl	2
Cassirer on language, objectivity, and truth	2
Richard Kearney’s itineraries: Salvage, Hosting Earth, and Anacarnation	2
Difference and presence: Derrida and Husserl’s phenomenology of language, time, history, and scientific rationality	2
The objectivity of mathematics in Cassirer’s symbol-theoretical approach	2
The omnitemporality of idealities	2
Jacques Derrida and Hans-Georg Gadamer, correspondence (1977–2000) Jacques Derrida, How right he was: Gadamer, my Cicerone (2002)	1
The perceived object in media-based empathy: applying Edith Stein’s concept of Wortleib	1
Questioning the boundary between “Us” and “Them” with Waldenfels and Derrida	1
The animal that remembers: Nietzsche’s historical anthropology	1
Flourishing while withering: an explication and critique of Simone de Beauvoir’s phenomenology of aging	1
Mathematical sciences as symbolic form: the objects and objectivity of science in Ernst Cassirer’s philosophy of science and culture	1
Bernhard Waldenfels (March 17, 1934–January 23, 2026)	1
The hermeneutics of Jean-Luc Marion: a new look at an old critique	1
Painting as an embodied act of framing: Toward a phenomenological aesthetics with Merleau-Ponty and Derrida	1
Husserl on shared intentionality and normativity	1
Ambiguities of conscience: Heidegger, Levinas, Richir	1
Freedom as hesitation: Henri Bergson in the light of phenomenological criticism	1
Kevin Thompson and Perry Zurn (eds.): Intolerable: Writings from Michel Foucault and the Prisons Information Group [1970–1980]	1
Ageing-in-the-world	1
The philosophy of freedom in Jan Patočka’s thought	1
Shannon M. Mussett: Entropic Philosophy: chaos, breakdown, and creation, Lanham: Roman & Littlefield, 2022, 203 pp., ISBN: 978-1-78,661-246-5	1
James G. Hart, Hedwig Conrad-Martius’ Ontological Phenomenology, ed. Rodney K. B. Parker, Cham: Springer, 2020, 272 pp., ISBN 978-3030448417	1
Correction: An interview with Bernhard Waldenfels. Translated by Andrés Roa and Timothy B. Jaeger	1
Kojève’s planetary approach to Greek philosophy	1
Continuity in Leibniz and Deleuze: A reading of Difference and Repetition and The Fold	1
The worst, the lesser violence and the politics of deconstruction	1
Correction: Alexandre Kojève, “Immanence and transcendence” (1939)	1
The influence of relativity on the philosophy of symbolic forms	1
The impurity of praxis: Arendt and Agamben	1
Gottesglaube as Glaubenstrotz. The concessive structure of the Christian religious attitude	1
Community: a unified disunity?	1
Kojève, Kant and the remnants of paganism. On the double meaning of dualism	1
From Base Materialism to Base Culture: Georges Bataille and the Politics of Heterogeneity	1
Echoes of an origin: Kojève’s philosophy of the inexistent	1
Gesture as original abstraction: a reflection on bodily sedimentation	1
Cultural appropriation: an Husserlian account	1
Habit, sedimentation, tradition: the hidden influence of history in shaping our lives: a Husserlian account	1
Intercorporeity qua natural: Merleau-Ponty on the institution of nature	1
Incompatibilism without alternative possibilities: Bergson in the debate on free will	1
Drew M. Dalton: The Matter of Evil: From Speculative Realism to Ethical Pessimism, Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 2024	1
Phenomenologies of aging: an introduction	0
Kojève, Kant, and paganism	0
Writing, Sedimentations, Differance. On the Aporology of History.	0
Reconciliation of metaphysics and phenomenology? Edith Stein as a bridge-builder between idealism and realism	0
Objectivity and truth in Ernst Cassirer’s ethics	0
On the functional logic of cultural value in Locke and Cassirer’s philosophies of culture	0
Expectation and judgment: towards a phenomenology of discrimination	0
Entering the grey zone of aging between health and disease: a critical phenomenological account	0
Photography and evidence: reflections on the imagistic violence	0

Two modern attitudes to Buddhism: Alexandre Kojève and Mou Zongsan	0
John Rogove and Pietro D’Oriano (eds.), Heidegger and his anglo-american reception: a comprehensive approach, cham: Springer Nature, 2022, 390 pp., ISBN: 978-3-031-05816-5	0
To be: The Outline of a Phenomenology	0
Sharon Krishek, Lovers in essence: a Kierkegaardian defense of romantic love	0
Vocational life: personal, communal and temporal structures	0
The groundlessness of sense: a critique of Husserl’s idea of grounding	0
The anonymous temporality of animal life: Merleau-Ponty and Deleuze on the passive syntheses of the organic	0
Healing the Lifeworld: On personal and collective individuation	0
The temporality of artwork and festival and the temporality of the cosmos: gadamer’s reflections on time and eternity	0
Husserl on the state: a critical reappraisal	0
Phenomenological understandings of the relationship between ethics and the idea of God	0
Generative love in Husserl’s late ethics: Toward a theory of the primal institution of personal value	0
The evolutionary turn in the philosophy of technology	0
Towards a phenomenology of need. Paci on grounding economics in the lifeworld	0
Introduction: The ‘functional ideal of truth’ — A new key for Cassirer research	0
Intercorporeality online: anchoring in sound	0
Alphonso Lingis and the question of the animal	0
An eyewitness account of Edmund Husserl and Freiburg phenomenology in 1923–24. Towards reclaiming the plurivocity of historical sources of the Phenomenological Movement	0
Response to Moravec, Bergson and the philosophy of religion	0
Scheler’s phenomenological reduction	0
Varieties of the Lifeworld: Phenomenology and Aesthetic Experience	0
The Resistance of Presence	0
From closure to transformation: Bergsonian dynamics of the societal landscape	0
Introduction: Alexandre Kojève—attempt at an update	0
The inventiveness of compromise: Paul Ricoeur and the productive power of metaphor	0
Time, moral and anti-moral: Améry and Levinas on historical responses to trauma	0
Care and resentment. An essay on moral temporality	0
Truth and science: Cassirer’s conception of truth and its role in the scientific enterprise	0
Husserl on disappointment in the sphere of willing	0
We as home: phenomenological reflections on embodiment, presubjectivity, and the Husserlian homeworld	0
Gerontological difference: Tracing the ontological generativity of aging after Heidegger	0
Review of Critique of Critique (Stanford UP 2023) by Roy Ben-Shai	0
Universality reborn: Hannah Arendt’s natality in feminist ethics	0
Rules in motion: Rule-following with Bergson and Wittgenstein	0
Augustine and Heidegger on Verticality and Everydayness	0
Returning to a fork in the road: The paradoxical leaps along Kojève’s paths to atheism	0
The cogito of the dreamer: overcoming cartesian epistemology through reverie in bachelard	0
Karl Löwith on the I–thou relation and interpersonal proximity	0
From communication to communalization: a Husserlian account	0
Binding and axiomatics: Deleuze and Guattari’s transcendental account of capitalism	0
Analytical Bergsonism	0
Kojève, Bayle and the challenge of scepticism	0
Reply to my critics	0
Brave new lifeworld: vicissitudes of the Lebenswelt in French “phenomenology” and beyond	0
Natural sciences, technology and foresight: an approach based on Ernst Cassirer’s symbol theory	0
When the past becomes future-like: A phenomenological study of memory, time, and self-familiarity	0
Unraveling the ties that bind: the social fragility of old age	0
Pluralism and the unity of science: physics and political epistemology in Cassirer’s phenomenology of knowledge	0
A past that is not past – on the pathological form of sedimentation	0
Nietzsche’s turn: from nature as value-less to value-laden	0
“Water is enough.” Nietzsche, intoxication and amor fati	0
Riddles of the body: Derrida and Hegel on corporeality and signs	0
An interview with Bernhard Waldenfels	0
Beyond the mere present: Husserl on the temporality of human and animal consciousness	0
Essentialism, historicity, and ethicalization: rethinking Husserl’s project of phenomenological theology	0
Alexandre Kojève, “Immanence and transcendence” (1939)	0
Moments of realization: extending Homeworld in British-African Novelist Doris Lessing’s Four-Gated City	0
Haugeland’s understanding: on artificial intelligence and existential ontology	0
Traces of sedimentation in Gadamer	0
Essence, modality, and the material a Priori: Scheler and Contemporary Essentialism	0
The “tuning-in” relationship in music and in ethics	0
Emmanuel Alloa, Looking Through Images: A Phenomenology of Visual Media, trans. Nils F. Schott. New York: Columbia University Press, 2021. Xiv + 391 pp.	0
A phenomenological account of heroism using Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception	0
The metaphor of sedimentation and the entanglement of metaphors in Husserl’s phenomenology of time-consciousness	0
Cassirer’s functionalist account of physical truth: object, measurement and technology	0
Embodying Da-sein in ethical life: the redeeming of Heidegger’s pre-ontological experience	0
Existential selfhood in Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception	0
Kojève’s silence: science and the end of history	0
Kojève’s Sophia, or the misfortunes of wisdom	0
Empty satisfaction—a social phenomenology of late modern enjoyment	0
Exploring the philosophical concept of my death in the context of biology: the scholarly significance of the unknown	0
Bodily expressions and affective experiences: a motivational connection	0
Directions of objectivity. Cassirer on art as a symbolic language	0
An analysis of the critical import of phenomenology	0
The experience of pregnancy as an embodied metaphor of hospitality	0
From care to solidarity	0
From encountering foreign languages to the language of phenomenology: Merleau-Ponty and The Problem of Speech	0
Alfred Schutz’s phenomenology of sedimentations	0
Correction: Habit, sedimentation, tradition: the hidden influence of history in shaping our lives: a Husserlian account	0
Ernst Cassirer: Forms and transformations of the philosophical concept of truth (1929)	0

Introduction: Husserl and community	0
Laws of nature, rules of society, and freedom: Bergson today. Introduction	0