From Embodiedness to Community: Recognition, Alterity and the Existentialist Social Conscience

Articles in the same Issue

1. Masthead
2. Contents
3. Symposium. Community's Futures
4. Introduction
5. Community, Politics and Language: Reconsidering Habermas and Recognition
6. Community and Identity in Cyberspace: An Introduction to Key Themes and Issues
7. From Embodiedness to Community: Recognition, Alterity and the Existentialist Social Conscience
8. Trinitarian Teaching and Its Social Consequences
9. “Who Wants to be a European?” Community and Identity in the European Union
10. Mapping Hungarianness: Configurations of Community, Past and Future
11. Articles
12. Passion and Age: Kierkegaard's Diagnosis of the Present Age
13. Book Reviews
14. Monika Vrzgulová (Ed.): Videli sme holokaust (We Saw the Holocaust)
15. Milan Kovac, Arne B. Mann (Eds.): Boh všetko vidí Duchovný svet Rómov na Slovensku (God Sees Everything. The Spiritual World of the Romanies in Slovakia)
16. Jana Plichtová: Metódy sociálnej psychólgie zblízka. Kvalitatívne a kvantitatívne skúmanie sociálnych reprezentácií (An Insight into the Methods of Social Psychology. The Qualitative and Quantitative Study of Social Representations)
17. Mission and Scope Statement. Submissions. Form of Manuscript
18. Call for Papers for a Special issue on Constructing Histories