Volume 73 (2019), Issue 1

In a recent paper, Romy Jaster and Ansgar Beckermann have added a new twist to the traditional debate about the compatibility of free will with determinism. They wonder whether the abilities required for free will are compatible with determinism....

So far Schelling's contributions to the Critical Journal of Philosophy, which he published in close collaboration with Hegel, have only rarely received closer attention. According to common opinion, Schelling fails to meet the criteria of...

This paper focuses on justice in Hegel's philosophy of law. Starting with the observation of justice not being mentioned explicitly in German law merely at all, the claim towards a philosophy of law to explain this silence of the law, is asserted...

Wonder (thaumazein) is the beginning of philosophy. This well-known formula can be grasped for the first time in Plato's Theaetetus (155d). The standard interpretation of this passage takes wonder as a positively connoted, transitive starting point...