Vol. 42 No. 2 (2021): The Concept of World in Contemporary Philosophy

The Concept of World in Contemporary Philosophy

• Introduction: The World According to Contemporary Philosophy

  Rok Benčin

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• The World: The Tormented History of an Inescapable Para-Concept Part I: The Pre-History of the “World”

  Bruno Besana

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• World? Which World? On Some Pitfalls of a Concept

  Peter Klepec

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• On Acosmic Realism

  Roland Végső

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• The Actuality of a World: What Ceases Not to Be Written

  Ruth Ronen

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• The End of Life Is Not the Worst: On Heidegger’s Notion of the World

  Jan Völker

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• The Anatomy of the World

  Magdalena Germek

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• Capital, Logic of the World

  Nick Nesbitt

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• World(s)

  Marina Gržinić

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• Worlds as Transcendental and Political Fictions

  Rok Benčin

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• Dispersed Are We: The Novel of Worlds and the World of the Novel in Virginia Woolf’s Between the Acts

  Jean-Jacques Lecercle

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• Architecture and the Distribution of the Sensible

  Nika Grabar

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• How the True World Finally Became Virtual Reality

  Anna Longo

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• Spectres of Eternal Return: Benjamin and Deleuze Read Leibniz

  Noa Levin

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• Notes on Contributors

  Rok Benčin

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