Sofia Philosophical Review, 2016 / Volume IX, No.1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. SOME NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE PHILOSOPHICAL

AND LITERARY HERITAGE

Dostoevsky’s Ontopoetics

Emil Dimitrov (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)

Is Hegelianism one of Genocide’s Victims?

Dan Corjescu (University of Sofia)

II. CONTRIBUTION TO STUDIES IN MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY

Wishful Thinking, Hope, and Placebo. Exploring

the Connections between Religion and Medicine

Beyond Illusion, Delusion, and Ideation

David Tomasi (University of Vermont)

III. SOCIALITY AND INTERSUBJECTIVITY IN PERSPECTIVE

Music as Social Practice: Communitarian and Liberal Values in String-Quartet Playing

Geoffrey Dean (University of Utah)

Towards a Phenomenological Foundation of the Human Sciences: Ricoeur’s Reinterpretation of Husserl’s Phenomenological Intersubjectivity

Man-to TANG (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

IV. BOOK REVIEWS

Slavoj Zizek and Srecko Horvat, editors,

What Does Europe Want? - The Union and its Discontents

(New York: Columbia University Press, 2014), 240pp

Reviewed by Eleftherios Sarantis (University of Sofia)

Jason M. Wirth, Commiserating With the Devastated Things: Milan Kundera and the Entitlements of Thinking (New York: Fordham University Press, 2016), 227 pp

Reviewed by Ilona Valcheva (University of Sofia)