Does philosophy still have a purpose? (1971) -- The German idealism of the Jewish philosophers (1961) -- Karl Jaspers: the figures of truth (1958) -- Martin Heidegger: the great influence (1959) -- Ernst Bloch: a Marxist Schelling (1960) -- Karl Löwith: stoic retreat from historical consciousness (1963) -- Theodor Adorno: the primal history of subjectivity -self-affirmation gone wild (1969) -- Arnold Gehlen: imitation substantiality (1970) -- Walter Benjamin: consciousness-raising or rescuing critique (1972) -- Herbert Marcuse: on art and revolution (1973) -- Hannah Arendt: on the concept of power (1976) -- Hans-Georg Gadamer: urbanizing the Heideggerian province (1979) -- Gershom Scholem: the Torah in disguise (1978)
