Volume 17, Issue 1

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February 2014

Alienation

Issue Editor:

Tim Henning

16 articles in this issue

Editorial Note
A. W. Musschenga
F. R. Heeger
EditorialNotes 19 January 2014 Pages: 1 - 1
List of Reviewers in 2013

Acknowledgments 23 January 2014 Pages: 3 - 5
Alienation—New Perspectives from Environmental Ethics, Social Philosophy, and Action Theory; an Introduction
Tim Henning
OriginalPaper 12 October 2013 Pages: 7 - 11
In Defense of Ambivalence and Alienation
Logi Gunnarsson
OriginalPaper 28 September 2013 Pages: 13 - 26
On Being Wholeheartedly Ambivalent: Indecisive Will, Unity of the Self, and Integration by Narration
Thomas Schramme
OriginalPaper 25 September 2013 Pages: 27 - 40
Alienation from Nature and Early German Romanticism
Alison Stone
OriginalPaper 19 September 2013 Pages: 41 - 54
Alienation and Therapy in Existentialism: A Dual Model of Recognition
Gillian Howie
OriginalPaper Open access 02 October 2013 Pages: 55 - 69
Estrangement, Nature and ‘the Flesh’
Simon Hailwood
OriginalPaper 20 September 2013 Pages: 71 - 85
On Alienation from the Built Environment
Steven Vogel
OriginalPaper 04 October 2013 Pages: 87 - 96
In Defense of the Moral Significance of Empathy
Aaron Simmons
OriginalPaper 13 March 2013 Pages: 97 - 111
Consent Under Pressure: The Puzzle of Third Party Coercion
Joseph Millum
OriginalPaper 28 March 2013 Pages: 113 - 127
What’s So Special About Persecution?
Jaakko Kuosmanen
OriginalPaper 09 April 2013 Pages: 129 - 140
‘Incommensurability’ and Vagueness: Is the Vagueness View Defensible?
Mozaffar Qizilbash
OriginalPaper 07 May 2013 Pages: 141 - 153
Human Rights and Human Dignity: A Reply to Doris Schroeder
Peter Schaber
OriginalPaper 12 May 2013 Pages: 155 - 161
Conflictual Moralities, Ethical Torture: Revisiting the Problem of “Dirty Hands”
Moran Yemini
OriginalPaper 17 May 2013 Pages: 163 - 180
James Stacey Taylor, Death, Posthumous Harm, and Bioethics
Justin A. Capes
BookReview 08 August 2013 Pages: 181 - 182

Volume 17, Issue 1

Editorial Note

List of Reviewers in 2013

Alienation—New Perspectives from Environmental Ethics, Social Philosophy, and Action Theory; an Introduction

In Defense of Ambivalence and Alienation

On Being Wholeheartedly Ambivalent: Indecisive Will, Unity of the Self, and Integration by Narration

Alienation from Nature and Early German Romanticism

Alienation and Therapy in Existentialism: A Dual Model of Recognition

Estrangement, Nature and ‘the Flesh’

On Alienation from the Built Environment

In Defense of the Moral Significance of Empathy

Consent Under Pressure: The Puzzle of Third Party Coercion

What’s So Special About Persecution?

‘Incommensurability’ and Vagueness: Is the Vagueness View Defensible?

Human Rights and Human Dignity: A Reply to Doris Schroeder

Conflictual Moralities, Ethical Torture: Revisiting the Problem of “Dirty Hands”

James Stacey Taylor, Death, Posthumous Harm, and Bioethics

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