Philosophy & Social Criticism -- Table of Contents (July 1 1996, 22 [4])

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Helga Geyer-Ryan: From morality to mortality: Women and the violence of political change, or law and (b)order
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 1-11. [PDF]

Hans Herbert Kögler: The self-empowered subject: Habermas, Foucault and hermeneutic reflexivity
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 13-44. [PDF]

Tom Huhn: The movement of mimesis: Heidegger's 'Origin of the Work of Art' in relation to Adorno and Lyotard
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 45-69. [Abstract] [PDF]

E.E. Berns: Decision, hegemony and law: Derrida and Laclau
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 71-80. [Abstract] [PDF]

Peg Birmingham: Feminist fictions: Discourse, desire and the law
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 81-93. [PDF]

Linda M. G. Zerilli: Between materialism and utopianism: Reflections on the work of Drucilla Cornell
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 95-108. [PDF]

Drucilla Cornell: Feminist challenges: a response
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 109-118. [PDF]

Paul Thomson: Review essay : James Robert Brown, Smoke and Mirrors: How Science Reflects Reality (New York: Routledge, 1994
Philosophy & Social Criticism 1996 22: 119-130. [PDF]

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