No. 1, March 2002
Klaus Allerbeck: The republic of science revisited
Anna Castriota: Neo-Fascism or Post-Fascism?
Richard Prust: Being resolved, having identity and telling one's story
Gary Fuller: Understanding persons by mental simulation
Mason Marshall: The value of metaphysics for Borden Parker Bowne
Georg Neuweg: On knowing and learning
No. 2, October 2002
Alan Ford: The divided self of Modernism in the visual arts
R.J. Brownhill: Lutheran freedom: the mature scientist as an ideal individual
C.P. Goodman: Indwelling within language
R.C. Warren: Personalist philosophy: A human resource
No. 3, March 2003
Tihamér Margitay: Freedom, values and knowing: a radicalized interpretation of Polanyi's philosophy
Jan Olof Bengtsson: Spiritual personalism: Prospects and preconditions
Richard Prust: Personality and pretence
Giorgio Baruchello: Irony and its limits: An essay on Richard Rorty
R. J. Brownhill: Michael Polanyi and the development of multiple realities and post modernism with special reference to psychotherapy
R.T. Allen: Aurel Kolnai: Two reviews
No. 4, October 2003
Alan Ford: Narcissism, aestheticism and Andy Warhol
Giorgio Baruchello: The politics of cruelty: an essay on de Sade and Nietzsche
Wendy Hamblet: The reasonableness of cruelty: an enquiry into wanton destructiveness
Konstantin S. Khroutski: The Cosmist future of Personalism
Phil Mullins: Michael Polanyi on Teilhard de Chardin
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