Tag: "continental philosophy"

Mental Continental

by Rick Lewis
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Editorial]

Hustle Culture & the Illusion of Freedom

Daneyal Afaqui critiques modern work culture, with input from Theodor Adorno.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Continentals]

Simone Weil & Animal Suffering

Michela Dianetti & Chiara Li Mandri say non-human beings don’t need to be persons for us to care about them. Simone Weil offers another way.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Continentals]

Jacques Derrida (1930-2004)

by Terence Green
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Philosophical Haiku]

Why Classical Liberals Should Embrace Foucault

Muzainy Shahiefisally argues that Foucault really is on the side of freedom.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Continentals]

The Strength of Quiet Rebellion

T.S. Carney on Ernst Jünger and internal sovereignty.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Continentals]

Fun With Deleuze & Guattari

D.E. Tarkington offers some cool conceptual tricks to impress your friends at parties.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Continentals]

The Simulacrum Conceals, or Time Beguiles?

by Shivangi Mishra
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Poetry]

The Day of Ashes

Adam Farnsworth visits a future that reveres the philosophy of Georges Bataille.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Fiction]

Deleuze & Guattari’s Friendly Concepts

Karen Parham explores the collection of curious concepts Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari use in their organic perception of reality.
[Issue 144: June/July 2021: Articles]