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1. God as Intrinsic Formal Cause: A Platonic Response to Aseity-Based ObjectionsOpen Philosophy · 2026
2. Ideal Ego and Ego-Ideal in Lacan’s Seminar IOpen Philosophy · 2026
3. Selfhood Beyond Relational and Anti-Relational OntologiesOpen Philosophy · 2026
4. Khora and Media PhilosophyOpen Philosophy · 2026
5. Embodied Universality: Fichte, Walīullāh, and the Paradox of Universal NormsOpen Philosophy · 2026
6. “Auditioning” Ontology: Ambient Realism and the Practice of CritiqueOpen Philosophy · 2026
7. The Melancholia of Extinction: Psychoanalysis and Speculative Realism at the EndOpen Philosophy · 2026
8. The Jena Wissenschaftslehre as an Answer to Kant’s Critique of the Power of JudgmentOpen Philosophy · 2026
9. Simulation and Representation: A Thomist Theory of Video GamesOpen Philosophy · 2026
10. Clerdon´s ComebackOpen Philosophy · 2026
11. Anthropology of UnhappinessOpen Philosophy · 2026
12. Liquid Realism: Hauntology, Lack, and Mourning as MethodOpen Philosophy · 2026
13. From Ratio to Logos: Reconstructing Participatory Ontologism in the Ern–Frank ControversyOpen Philosophy · 2026
14. The Dialectic of Affective Legitimacy: Emotion, Reason, and Institutional SurvivalOpen Philosophy · 2026
15. Intellectual Intuition and Rule-Following in Fichte’s Doctrine of ScienceOpen Philosophy · 2026
16. Dualities of Spontaneity: Adorno’s Rethinking of a Kantian ConceptOpen Philosophy · 2026
17. Looping the Real: Horror Games and the Metamodern ConditionOpen Philosophy · 2026
18. An Apology of PraxisOpen Philosophy · 2026
19. I Identify as Reason. Fichte’s First Principle of Philosophy and Rational Self-RealizationOpen Philosophy · 2026
20. The Wissenschaftslehre and the Philosophical LifeOpen Philosophy · 2026
21. Pathologies of PassionOpen Philosophy · 2026
22. Socrates and Biopolitics: An Essay on Care, Truth-Telling, and Destituent PowerOpen Philosophy · 2026
23. When Ideal Types Become Pseudo-objective. Migranticization, Narratives, and the Role of the ArtsOpen Philosophy · 2026
24. Incapability or Contradiction? Deguchi’s Self-as-We in Light of Nishida’s Absolutely Contradictory Self-IdentityOpen Philosophy · 2025
25. A Question that Says What it Does: On the Aperture of Materialism with Brassier and BatailleOpen Philosophy · 2025
26. A Visual Solution to the Raven Paradox: A Short Note on Intuition, Inductive Logic, and Confirmative EvidenceOpen Philosophy · 2025
27. Demons as Decolonial Hyperobjects: Uneven Histories of HauntologyOpen Philosophy · 2025
28. Bridging the Emotional Gap: Philosophical Insights into Sensual Robots with Large Language Model TechnologyOpen Philosophy · 2025
29. Arche and Nous in Heidegger’s and Aristotle’s Understanding of PhronesisOpen Philosophy · 2025
30. Integrating Ethics of Technology into a Serious Game: The Case of TethicsOpen Philosophy · 2025
31. The “WE-turn” in Jazz and Cognition: From What It Is, to How It HappensOpen Philosophy · 2025
32. Yasuo Deguchi’s “WE-turn”: A Social Ontology for the Post-Anthropocentric WorldOpen Philosophy · 2025
33. Self-Driving Cars, Trolley Problems, and the Value of Human Life: An Argument Against Abstracting Human CharacteristicsOpen Philosophy · 2025
34. A Question that Says What it Does: On the Aperture of Materialism with Brassier and BatailleOpen Philosophy · 2025
35. Playable Concepts? For a Critique of Videogame ReasonOpen Philosophy · 2025
36. Technically Getting Off: On the Hope, Disgust, and Time of Robo-EroticsOpen Philosophy · 2025
37. Can and Should AI Help Us Quantify Philosophical Health?Open Philosophy · 2025
38. The Power of Predication and QuantificationOpen Philosophy · 2025
39. Aristotle and Sartre on Eros and Love-RobotsOpen Philosophy · 2025
40. What Do Science and Historical Denialists Deny – If Any – When Addressing Certainties in Wittgenstein’s Sense?Open Philosophy · 2025
41. The WE-turn of Action: PrinciplesOpen Philosophy · 2025
42. The Zhou Puzzle: A Peek Into Quantification in Mohist LogicOpen Philosophy · 2025
43. Meaning as Interbeing: A Treatment of the WE-turn and Meta-ScienceOpen Philosophy · 2025
44. On What Makes Some Video Games PhilosophicalOpen Philosophy · 2025
45. Calling and Responding: An Ethical-Existential Framework for Conceptualising Interactions “in-between” Self and OtherOpen Philosophy · 2024
46. Hegel’s Theory of TimeOpen Philosophy · 2024
47. Thinking from the Home: Emanuele Coccia on Domesticity and HappinessOpen Philosophy · 2024
48. The Marxist Method as the Foundation of Social Criticism – Lukács’ PerspectiveOpen Philosophy · 2024
49. Retroactivity in Science: Latour, Žižek, KuhnOpen Philosophy · 2024
50. The Temporal Difference and Timelessness in Kant and HeideggerOpen Philosophy · 2024