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Aris Stylianou: Multitude and Democracy in Spinoza

‹ Sean Sayers: Marxist philosophy in Britain: an account up Vagelis Koutalis: The demarcation of epistemology from rhetoric ›
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Kritiki: Critical Science & Education

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  • Kritiki: Issues
    • Kritiki: Issue 1 (2005)
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    • Kritiki: Issue 9 (2009)
    • Kritiki: Issue 10 (2010)
      • Constantine D. Skordoulis: Five years of Kritiki: Results and prospects
      • Sean Sayers: Marxist philosophy in Britain: an account
      • Aris Stylianou: Multitude and Democracy in Spinoza
      • Vagelis Koutalis: The demarcation of epistemology from rhetoric
      • George Fourtounis: The later Foucault rereads Kant: What is enlightenment?
      • Michael Bartsidis: Conflicts about education in the community of Selitza in 19th c.: the case of J. Glafkopides
      • Sophia Chatzigeorgiadou: The contribution of dialectical philosophy in the pedagogical application of the findings of the research in memory