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Paul Ricoeur

August 23, 2020

The social contract is imaginary. That’s why it’s so powerful

March 6, 2017

Guest Post: Sylvia Plath, Paul Ricoeur and the language of madness

November 1, 2015

My article on Michel Serres, Biosemiotics and the “Great Story” of the Universe published in SubStance

November 7, 2014

A table showing who is part of the new materialism, and an argument as to why it is not a “turn”

September 12, 2014

Paul Ricœur: Philosophy must have a foot outside philosophy, and must not end its dialogue with science

May 21, 2014

Update on current books: _The Human Remains_ and _Humanity After God_

May 10, 2014

Paul Ricoeur and the Autonomy of Philosophy: A Reappraisal

March 28, 2014

Deep Sustainability: Narrative, Religion and Ethics

January 14, 2014

Current Research: The Human Remains

October 7, 2013

The Pantasm: Heraclitus, Michel Serres, and the Changeux-Ricœur exchange. On naming the human

July 14, 2013

Paul Ricoeur in Dialogue with Theology and Religious Studies

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