Discourse Theory and its Implications for Philosophy of EducationM. Papastephanou · 1999

Communicative action and philosophical foundations: Comments on the Apel-Habermas debatePapastephanou, M. · Philosophy & Social Criticism · 1997

Onto-theology and the incrimination of ontology in Levinas and DerridaPapastephanou, M. · Philosophy & Social Criticism · 2005

Ulysses' reason, nobody's fault: Reason, subjectivity and the critique of EnlightenmentPapastephanou, M. · Philosophy & Social Criticism · 2000

Rapid remediation of soil heavily contaminated with hydrocarbons: a comparison of different approachesDados, Angelos; Omirou, Michalis; Demetriou, Kyproula; Papastephanou, Chara; Ioannides, Ioannis M. · Annals of Microbiology · 2015

Cross-shelf distribution of copepods and the role of event-scale winds in a northern California upwelling zoneKatherine M. Papastephanou; Stephen M. Bollens; Anne M. Slaughter · 2006

Eurocentrism beyond the 'universalism vs. particularism' dilemma: Habermas and Derrida's joint plea for a new EuropePapastephanou, M. · History of the Human Sciences · 2011

The Chicago school and firsthand dataPlatt, J. · History of the Human Sciences · 1994

Alienation, authenticity and the selfRae, G. · History of the Human Sciences · 2010

DeraisonHacking, I. · History of the Human Sciences · 2011

History, memory, identityMegill, A. · History of the Human Sciences · 1998

The ordinariness of the archiveOsborne, T. · History of the Human Sciences · 1999

Max Weber's charismatic prophetsAdair-Toteff, C. · History of the Human Sciences · 2014

What is a Problem?Osborne, Thomas · History of the Human Sciences · 2003

Partial readings: addressing a Renaissance archiveMilner, S. J. · History of the Human Sciences · 1999