Beyond Struggle and Power: Heidegger's Secret ... - Interpretation

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The journal welcomes manuscripts in political philosophy
in the broad sense. Submitted articles can be interpretations of literary works,
theological works, and writings on jurisprudence with an important bearing on
political philosophy.
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