Wallace Góis (Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo)
Courage to Be, Courage of Truth: Ontology, Genealogy, and Political Spirituality at the Intersection of Tillich and Foucault

Cameron Hubbard (University of California, Riverside)
To Have In One’s Power: The Use of Perspectives in Genealogy

Abbas Jamaliarmandi (UNSW Sydney)
Foucault, Agamben, and the Poetic Function of Genealogy: Historical Intelligibility and Critical Subjectivity

Rong-Shih Li (National Chengchi University)
The Playful Agent: Resolving the Problem of the Self in On the Genealogy of Morality

Julian Ratcliffe (University of Oxford)
Who’s Afraid of Friedrich Nietzsche? Genealogical Anxiety, Normative Nihilism, and Rule-Following

Ronya Ramrath (University of Oxford)
Herkunft Ursprung

Tuomo Tiisala (University of Vienna)
Why History Matters to the Evaluation of Concepts

Jan Thümmel (Max Josef Metzger Institute for Dialogue and Reconciliation)
Mythology as Genealogy in F. W. J. Schelling’s Early Writings

Lin Zijie (Sun Yat-sen University)
Primitive Accumulation as Genealogy without Reconciliation: On the Disjunction of Logic and History in Capital, Vol. I

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