Paper index
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Intentionality inherently de se and the Problem of Self-Consciousness
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Phrónesis, Gewissen und Schuld in Sein und Zeit
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Muss die Gegebenheit des Subjekts eine Gegebenheit als Subjekt sein?
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Abstractly Human Labour and the Reduction Problem
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What is Species-Being?—Towards a Full Rehabilitation of the Concept of Alienation
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Zum Zusammenhang von Mensch, Natur und Entfremdung in Marx´ Ökonomisch-Philosophischen Manuskripten
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Tomasello zu Moralität aus der Perspective der zweiten Person
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“Philosophers have thus far only … interpreted the world …”
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The Problem of Essential Anaphora
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Attitudes de se and de me
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Consciousness, Self-Consciousness and Essential Indexicality
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Why Light Rail causes Tunnel Vision — A Critique of the Non-Critique of Transport for Canberra
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The Struggle for the Ordinary—Was für eine Konsumtheorie braucht die Umweltpolitik?
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Making the Argument against Efficiency more Efficient
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The Myth of Affluenza or Why Consumerism is not a Disease — Towards a Meaningful Ecopolitics of Consumption
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On the Mindedness of Rational Animals—Coping with Dreyfus
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Sichbenehmen and Sichverhalten—Why Heidegger is not an Anthrochauvinist
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How Philosophy can contribute to Eco-Political Thinking
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Was ist eigentlich Eigentlichkeit?
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On the Need not to be Constructivist about Affectivities
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Using Luther to Understand Heidegger on Anxiety
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Heidegger and the Hermeneutic ‘As’
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Sustainability or Growth, Sustainability and Growth—A Spurious Disjunction and a Spurious Conjunction?
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Green Fever about Luxury—Misunderstanding the Middle-Class Battler
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Pragmatism’s Achilles’ Heel?—Robert Brandom on the First Person