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Books
· Moeller, Hans-Georg (2010) Daodejing de Zhexue. Beijing: Renmin Chubanshe.
Book Chapters
· Davis, BW (2010) ‘Heidegger and Japanese Fascism: An Unsubstantiated Connection’ In: Japanese and Continental
Philosophy: Conversations with the Kyoto School. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press.
· Heisig, JW; Raud, R (2010) ‘Body-Mind and Buddha-Nature: DÛgen’s Deeper Ecology’ In: Frontiers of Japanese
Philosophy: Classical Japanese Philosophy. Nagoya, Japan: Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture.
· Jansen, Julia (2010) ‘Imagination in Phenomenology and Interdisciplinary Research’ In: Shaun Gallagher and Daniel
Schmicking (Eds.). Handbook of Phenomenology and Cognitive Science. Dordrecht: Springer.
· McCullagh, Ciaran (2010) ‘We are where we are: Constructing the Crisis’ In: Perry Share and Mary Corcoran (Eds.). Ireland
of the Illusions: A Sociological Chronicle 2007-2008. Dublin: Institute of Public Administration.
· Moeller, Hans-Georg (2010) ‘Introduction’ In: Laughter in Eastern and Western Philosophies. Freiburg, Munich: Karl Alber.
· Mueller, HG (2010) ‘Negative Ethics: Zhuangzi Revisited’ In: Schilling and Richard King (Eds.). Ethics of Ease. Ethics in the
Zhuangzi. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.
· O’Mahony, P (2010) ‘Discourse, Participation and Sociological Theory” In: Democratic Transgressions of Law: Governing
Technology through Public Participation. Leiden: Brill.
· O’Mahony, P (2010) ‘The Reconstruction of Sociological Learning Theory: Cognitive Sociology, Normativity and
Discursivity’ In: Critical Turns in Critical Theory: Festschrift for Piet Strydom. London: Taurus.
· Ruane, Joseph (2010) ‘Ireland’s multiple interface-periphery development model: Achievements and limits’ In: Boss,
Michael (Eds.). The Nation-State in Transformation: Economic Globalisation, Institutional Mediation and Political Values.
Aarhus: Aarhus University Press.
· Skillington, T (2009) “Critical theory and crisis diagnosis: The reconciliation of reason and revolution after 1968” In:
Bhambra, K. and Demir, I (Eds.). 1968 in Retrospect: History, Theory, Politics. London: Macmillan Palgrave.
· Strydom, P (2009) ‘A Theory of Cognitive Frames for Critical Sociology’ In: Seamus O’Tuama (Eds.). Critical Turns in Critical
Theory: New Directions in Social and Political Thought ( Festschrift for Piet Strydom). London: Tauris Academic Studies.
· Strydom, P (2010) ‘Intersubjectivity — Interactionist or Discursive? Reflections on Habermas’ Critique of Brandom’ In:
David M. Rasmussen and J. Swidal (Eds.). Habermas II, vol. 2. London: Sage.
· Szakolczai, Arpad (2010) ‘Modernità multiple, età assiale e liminalità permanente: approcci alla modernità alla ricerca di un
paradigma” In: Consuelo Corradi (Eds.). Modernità multiple - forthcoming. Soveria Mannelli (CZ), italy: Rubbettino.
Edited Books
· Moeller, Hans-Georg; Wohlfart, Guenter (Ed.). (2010) Laughter in Eastern and Western Philosophies, Freiburg, Munich: Karl
Alber.
· Ruane, Joseph; Todd, Jennifer (Ed.). (2010) Ethnicity and Religion: Intersections and Comparisons, London: Routledge.
Peer Reviewed Journals
· Beatty, John; Moore, Alfred (2010) ‘Should we Aim for Consensus?’. Episteme, 7 (33):198-214198.
· Braun, Kathrin; Herrmann, Svea-Luise; Konninger, Sabine; Moore, Alfred (2010) ‘Ethical Reflection Must Always Be
Measured’. Science, Technology and Human Values, 35 (66):839-864839.
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