SJP, 50th anniversary Special Issue: "Continental Philosophy: What and Where Will It Be?" (2012)

The Southern Journal of Philosophy (University of Memphis),
     50th anniversary Special Issue: "Continental Philosophy: What and Where Will It Be?", Vol. 50, no. 2, 2012.

Editor’s Note  STEPHAN BLATTI

Introduction: “Continental Philosophy: What and Where will it be?” (p. 171-179)  TED TOADVINE

1. What Is Continental Philosophy?

The Heading of A Problem (p.180-190)  SIMON GLENDINNING

In the Future Philosophy will be neither Continental nor Analytic but Synthetic: Toward a Promiscuous Miscegenation of (All) Philosophical Traditions and Styles (p. 191-205)   IAIN THOMSON

Continental Philosophy: Back to the Future (p. 206-219)   DAVID WOOD

Continental Philosophy: Thinking the Corporeal with the Political (p. 220-233) ROSALYN DIPROSE

The Self and the Others: Common Topics for Husserl and Wittgenstein (p. 234-249) SARA HEINÄMAA

University with Conditions: A Deconstructive Reading of Derrida’s “The University without Condition” (p. 250-272)   HISASHI FUJITA

Hegel’s Legacy (p. 273-284)   ROCÍO ZAMBRANA

2. Continental Thinking to Come

Levels and Figures in Phenomenological Analysis (p. 285-294)   ROBERTO J. WALTON

New Phenomenology in France (p. 295-303)   LÁSZLÓ TENGELYI

Taking Stock of Phenomenology Futures (p. 304-318)   SHAUN GALLAGHER

To have done (truly) with Metaphysics (p. 319-328)   ÉTIENNE BIMBENET

Reflections on the Legacy and Future of the Continental Tradition with Regard to the Critical Philosophy of Race (p. 329-344)   KATHRYN T. GINES

The Elemental Turn (p. 345-350)   JOHN SALLIS

When Thinking hesitates: Philosophy as Prothesis and Transformative Vision (p. 351-361)   ALIA AL-SAJI