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Volume 21 (2015): Issue 2 (Dec 2015): Diverse Lineages of Existentialism

in Sartre Studies International

Table of Contents

Editors’ note
- Editors’ note
  
  Pages: 1
I. Thomas R. Flynn
- Progress and the Practico-Inert; Tom Flynn on Sartre’s “dialectical nominalism” and the “mediating third”; Two Core Concepts of Sartre’s Later Philosophy: Responses to Gyllenhammer and Baugh
  
  By: Paul Gyllenhammer, Bruce Baugh and Thomas R. Flynn
  
  Pages: 2–32
II. Ronald Aronson
- Marcuse’s Ghost: On Ronald Aronson’s Existentialist Politics; What Does It Mean to Transform the World? Ron Aronson, Hope and Revolution; We – A Response to Jonathan Judaken and Beck Pitt
  
  By: Jonathan Judaken, Rebecca Pitt and Ronald Aronson
  
  Pages: 33–58
III. Ronald E. Santoni
- Is Violence Necessarily in Bad Faith?; Liberatory Violence, Bad Faith, and Moral Justification: A Reply
  
  By: Matthew C. Eshleman and Ronald E. Santoni
  
  Pages: 59–84
IV. David Detmer
- Sartre’s Concept of Freedom(s); There is No Good Answer: The Role of Responsibility in Sartre’s Ethical Theory; Critique of Freedom as a Value: Defending the Early Sartre against Moral Relativism; Trying to Get it Right: A Reply to Four Critics
  
  By: Peter Jones, Michael Butler, Taylor Smith, Matthew C. Eshleman and David Detmer
  
  Pages: 85–133

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An Interdisciplinary Journal of Existentialism and Contemporary Culture

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