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    Of Times: Arrested, Resigned, Imagined. Temporality in Hegel, Heidegger and Derrida
    International Journal of Philosophical Studies 28 (3): 313-316. 2020.
    Volume 28, Issue 3, July 2020, Page 313-316.
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    Time after History: Derrida’s Two Readings of Heidegger
    International Journal of Philosophical Studies 28 (3): 317-334. 2020.
    The essay situates and dissects Derrida’s two catalytic interventions into Heidegger’s thought on time and history—the seminar Heidegger: The Question of Being & History and the essay Ousi...
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    Jan Patočka thought travels on the parallel rails of a-subjective phenomenology and the care of the soul. For the most part, their parallel supportive function remains unproblematic. However, in order to appreciate the significance of Patočka’s contribution to the history of philosophy and the stakes of its undertaking, the alignment of the rails must be tested: how can a phenomenology, which strives to dislocate the subject from its experiential privilege, attempt to bring the soul into both th…Read more
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    Share of Death: Care Crosses Camp
    Filozofija I Društvo 31 (4): 629-648. 2020.
    The essay thematises the question of care in conditions of total power – not merely _extra muros_, in the everyday life of the Third Reich, but in its most radical articulation, the concentration camp. Drawing inspiration from Todorov’s work, the essay engages with Levinas, Agamben, Derrida and Nancy, to investigate Heidegger’s determination of _Da-sein_’s horizon through a solitary confrontation with death. Drawing extensively on primary testimonies, the essay shows that when the enclosure of t…Read more
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    1 Who or What: Differential Friendship
    In Luke Collison (ed.), Derrida's Politics of Friendship: Amity and Enmity, Edinburgh University Press. pp. 31-46. 2021.
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    From the Soul
    Philosophy Today 60 (1): 7-24. 2016.
    The essay examines the articulation of the figure of the beast in Plato’s thought on the city and soul, in the Republic and other dialogues. The constitutive correspondence or homology of the city and soul comprises Platonic psycho-politics, a space defined by the thērion: monster and animal at once. The thērion operates within the tripartite division of the soul and the tripartite division of the city. Its various figurations, from wolf to hydra, seem to constrict this figure to the margins of …Read more
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    The essay at hand undertakes to think the inception of occidental thought as an event opening for the first time the horizon of the thought of Nothing. Although a study with and from, it is not a study of Heidegger, but a study of the inception of logos, as such an archaeology. The inception is delimited along the proper names of Anaximander, Heraclitus and Parmenides which we approach in reverse order, re-turning ever-closer to the origin that appears as ever-other, ever-distant. In this re-tur…Read more