Vol. II, No.1 (January 2012)

Aristotle’s Intermittently Existing Masked Man

By: Marcus Schultz-Bergin – Bowling Green State University

Gadamer Contra Excess

By: Louise Mabille – University of Pretoria, South Africa

Vol. I, No. 3 (September)

Genealogy and Morality

By: Michael Forster — University of Chicago

Response by: Paul di Georgio

The Source of Platonism in the Philosophy of Mathematics Revisited

By: Burt C. Hopkins — Seattle University

Vol. I, No.2 (May)

Encouraging Dialectic – A Letter From the Editor

Genealogy

By: Michael Forster – University of Chicago

Responses by: Aaron Jaffe and Cam Clayton, with replies by Michael Forster

Consequences in Kantian Ethics

By: Ermanno Bencivenga – University of California, Irvine

Interdisciplinarity

By: Shane Ralston – Penn State University, Hazleton

Responses by: American Dialectic Staff, with reply by Shane Ralston

Vol. I, No.1 (January 2011)

Plato’s Republic and the Politics of Convalescence

By: Jacob Howland — University of Tulsa

Responses by: Antón Barba-Kay and Joseph M. Forte

Evil and the Parable of the World in the Consolation of Philosophy

By: William Wians — Merrimack College

Responses by: John Teepen Schlachter

Kant’s Early Ethics

By: Michael Rohlf — The Catholic University of America

The Unexpurgated Robinson Crusoe

By: Eva Brann — St. John’s College, Annapolis

Why Leo Strauss?

By: Heinrich Meier — University of Munich

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