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Introduction
Claudia Brodsky (Princeton University, USA) and Eloy LaBrada (Middlebury College, USA) PART ONE. SUBJECTS 1. I Think, Therefore I Feel
Marshall J. Brown (University of Washington, Seattle, USA) 2. Some Dark Interiority. A Brief Conceptual History
Eduardo Lerro (Princeton University, USA) 3. Unsexing Subjects: Marie de Gournay on the Ontology of "Sex"
Eloy LaBrada (Middlebury College, USA) PART TWO. CAUSALITIES 4. Shadows on the Wall of Reason: Diderot before Fragonard
David Ferris (University of Colorado at Boulder, USA /Sebald Chair, University of East Anglia, UK) 5. Timely Plot and Unplotted Time: Action and Experience Before and After Hegel
John Park (Princeton University, USA) 6. Unexpected yet Connected: On Aristotle's Poetics and its Heterodox Reception
Karen Feldman (University of California at Berkeley, USA) 7. The Causal Economy of the Subject in Kant, Hegel and Marx: Being in Time an
Externalization
Irina Simova (Princeton University, USA) PART THREE. JUDGMENT 8. The Man Within the Breast: Sympathy, Deformity, and Moral Subjectivity in Adam Smith's
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
Paul Kelleher (Emory University, USA) 9. Judging, Inevitably: Aesthetic Judgment and Novelistic Form in Fielding's Joseph Andrews
Vivasvan Soni (Northwestern University, USA) 10. The Linguistic Condition of Judgment: Kant's "Common Sense"
Claudia Brodsky (Princeton University, USA) Index.