Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews | University of Notre Dame
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Heidegger in Ruins is the culmination of a series of books, written over the course of three decades, that Richard Wolin has devoted to Martin Heidegger and his most prominent Jewish students. In the wake …
This is a big, splashy book, both in number of pages and ambitions. It is much ballyhooed, receiving reviews and attention throughout the Anglophone world. Sapolsky wishes to disabuse us of what he takes to …
In this book Matthew Tugby offers a new theory of natural modality, where natural modality is understood to consist of those possibilities and necessities arising from the laws of nature and the behavioural dispositions of …