[Marxism] BaykuÅ: Turkish Journal for Philosophical Writings

["Dogan Gocmen" <dgn.gcmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

* * DeÄerli ArkadaÅlar, BaykuÅ: Felsefe YazÄlarÄ Dergisinin Ãzne 
kuramÄnÄ
konu edinen ÃÃÃncà sayÄsÄ ÃÄktÄ. AÅaÄÄda iÃindekilerin listesi
bulunmaktadÄr. LÃtfen yayiniz.
Dear Friends,  The third issue of BaykuÅ: Turkish Journal for Philosophical
Writings is published. Below you find the list of contents. You are welcome
to forward.
Liebe Freundinnen und Freunde, die dritte Nummer der BaykuÅ: Zeitschrift fÃr
philosophische Schriften ist herausgekommen. Unten findet sich das
Inhaltsverzeichnis. Bitte leiten Sie weiter.

DoÄan GÃÃmen
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ÄÃindekiler
Contents
Änhaltverzeichnis

BaykuÅ'tan...
From BaykuÅ
Von BaykuÅ
7
* ErtuÃrul TuranâErdoÃan YÃldÃrÃmâSinan Kadir Ãelik
* Hasan Ãnal NalbantoÃlu'yla sÃyleÅi
Interview with=2 0Turkish philosopher Hasan Ãnal Nalbantoglu
Interview mit dem tÃrkischen Philosophen Hasan Ãnal Nalbantoglu
12

* Nebil Reyhani
* Ãki akÃl kavramÃ
Two Concepts of Reason
Zwei Begriffe der Vernunft
29
*
DoÃan GÃÃmen
* Ãzne felsefesinde iki dÃnÃm noktasÃ:
bazà gÃncel yaklaÃÃmlar baÃlamÃnda Renà Descartes'tan Adam Smith'e
Ãznenin kuruluÅu ve kurtuluÅu
Two Turning Points in the Philosophy of the Self: From Rene Descartes to
Adam Smith
Constitution and Emancipation of the Self in Relation to some Contemporary
Approaches
Zwei Wendepunkte in der Philosophie des Subjekts: Von Rene Descartes to Adam
Smith:
Die Konstitution  und Emanzipation des Subjekts
43
*
Alain Badiou
* Bir bÃtÃne ait olan her Åey, bÃtÃnde iÃerilmiÅ olarak
ona engel olur
Everything, that belongs to the whole, hinders whole as immanent part of it
Alles was dem Ganzen gehÃrt, verhindert das Ganze als sein immanentes Teil
83
*
Alain Badiou
* Eylem: Ãznenin konaÃÃ
Action: The Place Where the Self Stops
Aktion: Wo das Subjekt steht
93
* DoÃan Ãzlem
* Dilthey'da Kant eleÅtirisi baÃlamÃnda felsefenin ÃzÃnÃn 
belirlenemezliÃi
The Undefinability of the Nature of Philosophy Considered in the Context of
Dilthey's Critique of Kant
Die Unbestimmbarkeit des Wesens der Philosophie in=2 0Dilthey's Kritik von
Kant
101
* Saffet Murat Tura
* Ãznesi olmayan sÃreÃâI
The Process without Subject
Der Prozess ohne Subjekt
131
* Pierre Hadot
* "BenliÃin terbiyesi" fikri Ãzerine dÃÅÃnceler
Thoughts on the Idea of "Disciplining the Self"
 Gedanken Ãber die "Disziplinierung des Selbst"
151
*Hannah Arendt
* Martin Heidegger'in sekseninci doÃum gÃnà vesilesiyle*
Because of Martin Heidegger's 80th Birthday
AnlÃsslich des 80. Geburtstag von Martin Heidegger
161
*Hans Heinz Holz
* DoÃa hukukundan dÃnya tarihine
From Natural Jurisprudence to World History
 Vom Naturrecht zu Weltgeschichte
173
* Reinhard Jellen
* Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel'in Tinin Fenomenolojisi ve Marksizm
The Phenomenology of Sprit of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Marxism
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel's PÃnomenologie des Geistes und Marxismus
195
TOZLU RAFLARDAN
Archive
Archive
*Ãlham Dilman
* Descartes'Ãn insan kavramÃ: zihin ve vÃcut
Descartes' Conception of Human Being: Mind Body
Das Menschenbild von Descartes: Leib und Seele
209
* BetÃl ÃotuksÃken
* Dilman Descartes'a haksÃzlÃk etmiyor mu?
Does Dilman not injustice to Descartes
Tut Dilman Descartes nicht unrecht?
223
* Ãetin Balanuye
* BilinÃ: doÃal ve mucizevi ama mucize deÃil!
Consciousness: Natural and Wunderbar but not Wunder!
Bewusstsein: NatÃrlich und Wunderbar aber kein Wunder!
229
* GÃÃlà AteÃoÃlu
* Ãznesiz bir yapà mÃ?
Structure without Subject?
Struktur ohne Subjekt?
235
* Ãngilizce Ãzetler
* Abstracts in English
Zusammenfassungen in Englisch
250
* Bu sayÃya katkÃda bulunanlar
* Contributers
Autoren
256


-- 
Dogan GÃcmen
Author of The Adam Smith Problem:
Reconciling Human Nature and Society in
The Theory of Moral Sentiments and Wealth of Nations, I. B. Tauris,
London&New York 2007
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