Volume LXXIII: September 2019—June 2020

ARTICLES
Benjamin Berger. Schelling, Hegel, and the History of Nature	531
Michael B. Burke. Liberated Presentism	569
Zachary Calhoun. Kant on Positing: Being as Self-determination	77
Domenic D'Ettore. Being as First Known and the Analogy or Univocity of Being: Scotus versus Cajetan	741
Eli Dresner and Johan Siebers. I Interpret You: Davidson and Buber	109
María Elton. The Metaphysics of Free Will and Moral Freedom in Thomas Reid	55
C. Stephen Evans. Worldviews, Moral Seemings, and Moral Epistemology	815
Alberto Ghibellini. The "Second Cave" and Historical Consciousness in the Correspondence of Leo Strauss and Gerhard Krüger	285
Charlie Gustafson-Barrett. The Lógos of Agency (or the Agency of Lógos): On Plato'sIon	3
Andreja Novakovic. Human Beings as Ends-in-Themselves in Hegel's Philosophy of History	227
Guy Schuh. Friendship and Aristotle's Defense of Psychological Eudaimonism	681
Matias Slavov. Time as an Empirical Concept in Special Relativity	355
Charles E. Snyder. Arcesilaus and the Ontology of Stoic Cognition	455
Mark K. Spencer. Beauty and Being in von Hildebrand and the Aristotelian Tradition	311
Jensen Suther. Hegel's Logic of Freedom: Toward a "Logical Constitutivism".	771
David Svoboda and Prokop Sousedik. Thomas Aquinas and Some Thomists on the Nature of Mathematics	715
William Tullius. Time, Eternity, and the Transition from Phenomenology to Metaphysics in Edith Stein, Edmund Husserl, and Eric Voegelin	255
James L. Wood. Necessity and Contingency in the Philosophy of Parmenides	421
BOOK REVIEWS
Summaries and Comments	127, 355, 605, 837
Reviewer Index	159, 389, 641, 865
CURRENT PERIODICAL ARTICLES
Philosophical Abstracts.	161, 391, 643, 867
NORTH AMERICAN GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Doctoral Dissertations	189
Faculty Updates	215
ANNOUNCEMENTS	221