- Mathew Abbott, The Animal for Which Animality is an Issue.
- Paul Alberts, Responsibility Towards Life in the Early Anthropocene.
- Anthony Burke, Humanity After Biopolitics.
- Rosalyn Diprose, Building and Belonging Amid the Plight of Dwelling.
- Joanne Faulkner, Negotiating Vulnerability Through “Animal” and “Child”.
- Debjani Ganguly, Deathworlds, the World Novel and the Human.
- Debjani Ganguly & Fiona Jenkins, Limits of the Human.
- Melinda Hinkson, Image-Encounters with the Techno-Mediated Other.
- Fiona Jenkins, Souls at the Limits of the Human.
- Gerda Roelvink & Magdalena Zolkos, Climate Change as Experience of Affect.
- Robert Sinnerbrink, A Post-Humanist Moralist.
- David Wood, Toxicity and Transcendence.
- Krzysztof Ziarek, The Limits of Life.
- Giorgio Agamben, Angels.
- Pietro Bianchi, The Word and the Flesh: Postworkerism and the Biopolitics of Language in Paolo Virno and Christian Marazzi.
- Lorenzo Chiesa, Biopolitics in Early Twenty-First-Century Italian Theory.
- Lorenzo Chiesa, The Bio-Theo-Politics of Birth.
- Lorenzo Chiesa & Frank Ruda, The Event of Language as Force of Life: Agamben's Linguistic Vitalism.
- Roberto Esposito, Politics and Human Nature.
- Andrea Fumagalli, Twenty Theses on Contemporary Capitalism (Cognitive Biocapitalism).
- Christian Marazzi, Dyslexia and the Economy.
- Boštjan Nedoh, Kafka's Land Surveyor K: Agamben's Anti-Muselmann.
- Massimo Recalcati, Hunger, Repletion, and Anxiety.
- Jelica Šumič, Giorgio Agamben's Godless Saints: Saving What Was Not.
- Alvise Sforza Tarabochia, Affirmative Biopolitics and Human Nature in Franco Basaglia's Thought.
- Davide Tarizzo, The Untamed Ontology.
- Alberto Toscano, Divine Management: Critical Remarks on Giorgio Agamben's the Kingdom and the Glory.
- Paolo Virno, The Anthropological Meaning of Infinite Regression.
- Jennifer Cooke, The Risks of Intimate Writing.
- Gilles Deleuze & David Scott, Supplement.
- Salah El Moncef Bin Khalifa, Editorial Introduction.
- Lisa Guenther, Merleau-Ponty and the Sense of Sexual Difference.
- Christian Haines, Corporeal Time.
- Nicholas Heron, The Ungovernable.
- Nidesh Lawtoo, Bataille and the Birth of the Subject.
- Raoni Padui, Realism, Anti-Realism, and Materialism.
- Christopher Peterson, The Posthumanism to Come.
- Janice Richardson, Untimely Voices.
- Rebecca Saunders, Keeping a Distance.
- David Scott, Gilles Deleuze's Contributions to David Hume, Sa Vie, Son Œuvre.
- Cary Wolfe, Response to Christopher Peterson, “The Posthumanism to Come”.
- Ashley Woodward, Nihilism and the Sublime in Lyotard.
- Jennifer Bajorek, Jane Alexander's Anti-Anthropomorphic Photographs.
- Andrew Benjamin, Mark Howard & Christopher Townsend, Informed Faces.
- Bettina Bergo, The Face in Levinas.
- Terri Bird, Figuring Materiality.
- Marios Constantinou, Allegorical Materialism.
- Neil Cox, Picasso.
- Erica Fudge, The Human Face of Early Modern England.
- Hagi Kenaan, Facing Images.
- Desley Luscombe, Between Sky and Water.
- Daniel Palmer, In Naked Repose.
- Laurence Simmons, Jacques Derrida's Ghostface.
- Tom Slevin, “The Catastrophe of My Existence”.
- Christopher Townsend, The Purist Focus.
- Michael Bernhard, The Revolutions Of 1989.
- Costica Bradatan, Geography and Fragility.
- Costica Bradatan, On the Meaning of Life in the Age of the Most Meaningless Death.
- Keith Hitchins, Interwar Southeastern Europe Confronts the West.
- Krzysztof Michalski & Magdalena Zolkos, The Fragility of It All.
- Aleksandar Mijatović & Aljoša Pužar, Familiar Affairs.
- Adrian Nita, Mihai Şora's Philosophy of Dialogue.
- Jan Sokol, Europe Speaks.
- Anita Starosta, Europe in the Mode of as If.
- Julia Sushytska, What Is Eastern Europe?
- G. M. Tamás, Marx on 1989.
- Aviezer Tucker, Jamming the Critical Barrels.
- Mare van den Eeden, Voices From Central Europe.
- Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover, Poststructuralism in Georgia.
- Magdalena Zolkos, Apocalyptic Writing, Trauma and Community in IMRE Kertész's Fateless.
- Paul Crosthwaite, Blood on the Trading Floor.
- Neal Curtis, The Human, In Medio.
- Joanne Faulkner, Innocence, Evil, and Human Frailty.
- Sean Gaston, Conrad and the Asymmetrical Duel.
- Tom Grimwood, Hesitation and Irony in Nietzsche's “Woman and Child”.
- Harriet Hawkins, Visions of Excess.
- Sarah Jackson, Touching Freud's Dog.
- Salah El Moncef Bin Khalifa, General Issue 2010.
- Salah El Moncef Bin Khalifa & Jean-Louis Poirier, “Elements Toward A Philosophical Zoology” Part 2.
- Robert S. Lehman, Between the Science of the Sensible and the Philosophy of Art.
- Stefan Mattessich, The Blind Spot.
- Stamatia Portanova, Digital Strain.
- Joseph Ward, Revisiting Nietzsche Et la Philosophie.
- Patrick Wright, A Timeless Sublime?
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