Superstitio: an Introduction to the Special Section by Claudio Buccolini, Enrico Pasini

“…The following contributions stem from a Call for Papers on “Superstitio from Ancient to Early Modern: Philosophy, Lexicography, and History of Ideas” that was presented in the previous issue of Lexicon Philosophicum (8, 2020). …”
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Guido Vernani, Averroism, and the Modernity of Dante’s Political Thought by Mariano Pérez Carrasco

“…The paper focuses on the link between Dante’s alleged Averroism, an accusation formulated for the first time by the Dominican friar, but latter repeated by philosophical historiography, and the interpretation of the Monarchy as a sign of the beginning of modern philosophy.…”
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The True Philosopher in Eighteenth-Century Germany by Andreas Rydberg

“…This tension, finally, leads into a more central discussion regarding the scholarly analysis of personae and identity formation in early modern philosophy. …”
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TARP LITERATŪROS IR POLITIKOS by Alvydas Jokubaitis

“…Prieš kelerius metus, recenzuodamas Leonido Donskio Forms of Hatred: The Troubled Imagination in Modern Philosophy and Literature, jį apibūdinau kaip idėjų istoriką1. …”
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Just where is the error? Or: epistemology as the history of error? by Edward M. Świderski

“…The author of the article proposes a random sampling of some recent critical self-reflexion, the conclusion of which is that the epistemological turn in modern philosophy has been largely a mistake or at least is deficient in essential respects. …”
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Más allá de la reconciliación: la hermenéutica crítica de Paul Ricoeur Beyond reconciliation: the critical hermeneutics of Paul Ricoeur by Adriana Kaulino

“…In this context, there are at least two alternatives for modern philosophy- without resigning the pretension of universality- to find its own historical time: the hermeneuthic and the dialectical criticism. …”
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Preunderstanding, Presuppositions and Biblical Interpretation by Thomas A. Howe

“…The pervasive recognition of presuppositions and preunderstanding in interpretation has largely developed out of the influence of modern philosophy, particularly in such representatives as Immanuel Kant, Martin Heidegger, and Hans-Georg Gadamer. …”
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Motion of Human Nature towards "Imago Dei" in the Thought of St. Maximus the Confessor by Mariia Hupalo

“…The idea of mutability and relationality of human nature has a profound impact on modern philosophy, but still needs clarification. Maximus might represent an anthropology that is appealing to our time and at the same time deeply grounded in Christian tradition. …”
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The House that Lars Built. The Architecture of Transgression by Małgorzata Stępnik

“…Von Trier’s film may be read as an oeuvre immersed in literary tradition—from Dante’s <i>Divine Comedy</i> to the modern <i>Bildungsroman</i>—as well as inspired by modern philosophy, particularly George Bataille’s philosophy of transgression, (as expound in his <i>Erotism</i> and his short 1929 essay on <i>Architecture</i>).…”
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الأنطولوجيا: النشأة والتطور والنضج by محمد فرحة

“…We will try to prove this by an interpretive survey of the history of ontology, depending on the original texts of the philosophers themselves, starting from the Greek philosophy, passing through Medieval and Modern philosophy and ending at the Contemporary philosophy. …”
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‘Yes We Camp!’: Marseille’s artistic and participatory urban camp examined through a socio-materiality lens by Alena Siarheyeva

“… The presented paper builds on theoretical language borrowed from post-modern philosophy and humanist geography to investigate particular features of the artistic and participatory “Yes We Camp!” …”
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الأنطولوجيا: النشأة والتطور والنضج by محمد فرحة

“…We will try to prove this by an interpretive survey of the history of ontology, depending on the original texts of the philosophers themselves, starting from the Greek philosophy, passing through Medieval and Modern philosophy and ending at the Contemporary philosophy. …”
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Aesthetics and Autobiography in Cavell by Jochen Schuff

“…In his ‘Aesthetic Problems of Modern Philosophy’, Cavell states exactly this form of appeal to the ‘We’ of author and reader as the basic move of his own version of ‘ordinary language philosophy’. …”
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Past, present, and future of the concept of information by Rafael Capurro

“…They give rise to a renaissance of the objective notion of information but under a different framework as the one of the classic pre-modern philosophy. Establishing a connection between the concepts of information and message several options are presented leading to a concept of information based on a theory of messages.…”
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Covenant, Promise, and the Gift of Time by George Pattison

“…The question directs us back to the nature of time, a question that became concealed in the course of Western philosophical development or that was answered in terms of time's nullity. Modern philosophy (Levinas) has, however, pointed to the inseparability of time, language, and responsibility, thereby giving to time a positive content in terms of the ethical responsibility that, before God, we have for one another.…”
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Eco–Philosophy——The Theoretical Foundation of Ecological Civilization Construction by Yu Mouchang

“…With the relationship among man, society, and nature being its basic problem, and the harmony of the three being its target, Eco–philosophy, as a holistic philosophical world view, goes beyond the modern philosophy of subject–object dichotomy and helps to facilitate the ecological civilization construction with its new world view, epistemology, methodology and axiology. …”
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L'unica via d'uscita dalla filosofia moderna by Graham Harman

“…This article contends that the central principle of modern philosophy is obscured by a side-debate between two opposed camps that are united in accepting a deeper flawed premise. …”
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Mary Astell on Neighborly Love by Timothy Yenter

“…Attending to theocentrism opens up new avenues of research in the study of early modern philosophy. It also helps us to see connections between Astell and other theocentric philosophers such as Spinoza and Anne Conway.…”
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Filosofihistoria och sekularisering by Jayne Svenungsson

“…This article discusses a particular case of this dialectic, namely how one has related modern philosophy to pre-modern theological philosophies when writing the history of philosophy during the 20th Century. …”
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Leibniz Lectures (Spring 1947) by Strawson, Peter Frederick

“…Strawson dates back to the very beginning of his academic career, when he already combined a special focus on the philosophy of logic and language with a serious interest in early modern philosophy from Descartes to Kant. Appointed Assistant Lecturer in Philosophy at Bangor, in Spring 1947 he “also lectured on the philosophy of Leibniz (studied mainly in the Gerhardt edition)” (Strawson 2011, 230). …”
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