D. M. R.

In Memoriam
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 5. [PDF]  

Robb Edward Eason

Robert Brandom and the history of philosophy: On the advantages and disadvantages of history for pragmatic inferentialism
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 7-14. [PDF]  

Joseph Margolis

Present doldrums, pleasant prospects: Philosophy early in the new century
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 15-34. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Angelica Nuzzo

Life and death in the history of philosophy: Brandom’s Tales of the Mighty Dead
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 35-53. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Tom Rockmore

On reading Hegel
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 55-66. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Kenneth Baynes

‘Gadamerian platitudes’ and rational interpretations
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 67-82. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Allegra de Laurentiis

Not Hegel’s tales: Applied concepts, negotiated truths and the reciprocity of un-equals in conceptual pragmatism
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 83-98. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Eduardo Mendieta

The meaning of being is the being of meaning: On Heidegger’s social pragmatism
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 99-112. [Abstract] [PDF]  

James Swindal

Can a discursive pragmatism guarantee objectivity?: Habermas and Brandom on the correctness of norms
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 113-126. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Robert B. Brandom

The structure of desire and recognition: Self-consciousness and self-constitution
Philosophy & Social Criticism 2007 33: 127-150. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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