History of European Ideas

Jesus--the secular Jew
pp. 669-672(4)
Author: Altindal A.

Post-modern catholic thought: correlational theology and praxis
pp. 673-679(7)
Author: Dietrich D.

Manning the ramparts: Ireland and the agenda of the Roman Catholic Church
pp. 681-687(7)
Author: Smyth J.

On being outside the world and being inside it
pp. 691-697(7)
Author: Crummett V.

From fiat to 'thou shalt not': reflections on Genesis, romanticism, and language
pp. 699-705(7)
Author: Esterhammer A.

The free and unfree saying of: I, we, and they - (The Multivocal Saying of Otherness)
pp. 707-714(8)
Author: Levine E.

Louise Labe in dialogue with her lute: silence constructs a poetic subject
pp. 715-722(8)
Author: Pouchard L.C.

The EEC and the Intifada
pp. 725-730(6)
Author: Nachmani A.

Peripheric attitudes--the picture of Islam in Finland in the nineteenth century
pp. 731-736(6)
Author: Suistola J.

Religious education and state schools
pp. 739-744(6)
Author: Andrassy G.

Judaism's challenge to the idea of the nation state: a reappraisal of Hannah Arendt
pp. 745-750(6)
Author: Batkay W.M.

State and religion in a secular setting: the Turkish experience
pp. 751-757(7)
Author: Cizre-Sakallioglu U.

Confession and state in Transylvania in mid-nineteenth century
pp. 759-764(6)
Author: Gyemant L.

German nationalism and religion
pp. 765-771(7)
Author: Hoover A.J.

God and Caesar: aspects of establishment and disestablishment in England and Ireland
pp. 773-779(7)
Author: Rutan G.F.

Introduction to the essays on post-modern criticism
pp. 783-784(2)
Author: Zelechow B.

Philosophy under fire: J.F. Lyotard transcending the trenches of postmodernity - Lyotard's Use of 'Ideas': to Criticise Rather Than to Extend Knowledge
pp. 785-790(6)
Author: Brons H.R.

Martin Heidegger and Franz Rosenzweig on the limits of language as poetry
pp. 791-800(10)
Author: Greenberg Y.K.

Violence and post-modernism
pp. 801-806(6)
Author: Jasper D.

The struggle between text and land in contemporary jewry: reflections on George Steiner's Our Homeland, The Text
pp. 807-813(7)
Author: Marmur D.

On fractal thought: Derrida, Hegel, and chaos science
pp. 815-821(7)
Author: McRobert L.

Lyotard's homeopathic indeterminacy: the medicinal sublime
pp. 823-827(5)
Author: Miller-Frank F.

Pilgrimages in contemporary Europe: signs of national and universal culture
pp. 831-835(5)
Author: Guth K.

Rilke and religion: a European battle
pp. 837-843(7)
Author: Heep H.

Civil and uncivil religions: Tocqueville on Hinduism and Islam
pp. 845-850(6)
Author: Kelly C.

Religious identity in middle high German crusader epics
pp. 851-857(7)
Author: Mertens V.

Chaos and void: presencing absence in Edmond Jabes's The Book of Questions and Juan Rulfo's Pedro Paramo
pp. 859-864(6)
Author: Schaffer C.

The 'Jewish' Kreisky: perception or reality?
pp. 865-870(6)
Author: Secher H.P.

Informationalisation and culture: the mass media as transnational communities
pp. 873-881(9)
Author: Luke T.W.

Asia and Europe in modernising Japan
pp. 883-889(7)
Author: Nakano Y.

Homogenisation and globalisation
pp. 891-897(7)
Author: Tomlinson J.

Dialogue as way to peace in the Utopia of Thomas More
pp. 899-905(7)
Author: Zell R.

Of truth and disagreement: habermas, foucault and democratic discourse
pp. 909-914(6)
Author: Aladjem T.K.

The end of humanism and fichte's concept of European intellectualism
pp. 915-921(7)
Author: Fischer B.

Humanism and unity
pp. 923-928(6)
Author: Kelly M.

Leibniz and brentano: two philosophers concerning catastrophes and their solutions
pp. 931-936(6)
Author: Benedikt M.

Rationalism and irrationalism: a nietzschean perspective
pp. 937-943(7)
Author: Cauchi F.

Kant and the irrational
pp. 945-949(5)
Author: Freydberg B.D.

William James: rationality as a pragmatic choice
pp. 951-955(5)
Author: Goodman R.F.

Basic values of western industrial society: feedback effect on rationality
pp. 957-961(5)
Author: Mineau A.

Frictionless philosophy: Paul Feyerabend and relativism
pp. 963-968(6)
Author: Preston J.

The image of wisdom and the wise man in the history of European philosophy (late antiquity-renaissance, modernity)
pp. 969-972(4)
Author: Semane T.