Loyola University of Chicago, USA

• 1. What is Continental Philosophy?  2. The problem of the relationship between receptivity and spontaneity: What is giveness?  3. The problem of the relationship between heteronomy and autonomy: What is obligation?  4. The problem of the relationship between the beautiful and the sublime: For what may we still hope?  5. The problem of the relationship between humanism and anti-humanism: What is "man"? Conclusion: What is philosophy?

"'This is a well structured, informative and lively account of continental philosophy. It identifies and documents what are certainly some of the key problems for this philosophical tradition. The treatment is at once eminently accessible and thoughtful, never sacrificing complexity for the sake of clarity.' -Brian.Elliott, University College Dublin"

Loyola University of Chicago, USA

• 1. What is Continental Philosophy?  2. The problem of the relationship between receptivity and spontaneity: What is giveness?  3. The problem of the relationship between heteronomy and autonomy: What is obligation?  4. The problem of the relationship between the beautiful and the sublime: For what may we still hope?  5. The problem of the relationship between humanism and anti-humanism: What is "man"? Conclusion: What is philosophy?

"'This is a well structured, informative and lively account of continental philosophy. It identifies and documents what are certainly some of the key problems for this philosophical tradition. The treatment is at once eminently accessible and thoughtful, never sacrificing complexity for the sake of clarity.' -Brian.Elliott, University College Dublin"

Loyola University of Chicago, USA

• 1. What is Continental Philosophy?  2. The problem of the relationship between receptivity and spontaneity: What is giveness?  3. The problem of the relationship between heteronomy and autonomy: What is obligation?  4. The problem of the relationship between the beautiful and the sublime: For what may we still hope?  5. The problem of the relationship between humanism and anti-humanism: What is "man"? Conclusion: What is philosophy?

"'This is a well structured, informative and lively account of continental philosophy. It identifies and documents what are certainly some of the key problems for this philosophical tradition. The treatment is at once eminently accessible and thoughtful, never sacrificing complexity for the sake of clarity.' -Brian.Elliott, University College Dublin"