Nonfiction

Essays

“Beyond Free Will: An Alternative Paradigm in Existentialism” in The Philosopher vol. 110, no. 1 (Winter 2022). Available Online.

“Kimberly Camp, or Life Between Parallels” in Whitehot Magazine, 12 June 2021. Available Online.

“Kourosh Mahboubian, or Living For Two” in Whitehot Magazine, 26 February 2021. Available Online.

“The Three-Way Fight and Antifascist Philosophy” in Erraticus, 18 January 2021. Available Online.

“Christine Wong Yap and Hoi Leung, or The Places You Belong To” in Whitehot Magazine, 22 December 2020. Available Online.

“Khari Turner, or The Joy in the Struggle” in Whitehot Magazine, 30 November 2020. Available Online.

“Donald Martiny, or Figures Without Ground” in Whitehot Magazine, 10 November 2020. Available Online.

“Between You and Me: Heidegger and the Shared World of Mitsein” in The Philosopher vol. 108, no. 4 (Autumn 2020).

“Dindga McCannon, or A Table of Their Own” in Whitehot Magazine, 19 October 2020. Available Online.

“Hiba Schahbaz, or What Dreams I Might Become” in Whitehot Magazine, 8 October 2020. Available Online.

“Coming Soon: Filo Sofi Arts Presents ‘Disclosures’ for Whitehot Magazine” in Whitehot Magazine, 6 October 2020. Available Online

“The Pragmatic Truth of Existentialism” in Erraticus, 24 August 2020. Available Online

“Arthur Kwon Lee Picks a Fight With Modernity” in Whitehot Magazine, 20 August 2020. Available Online

“The Locking Spine” in Erraticus, 10 March 2020. Available Online

“The Chorus of Philosophy: Communicative Praxis at the Intersection of Philosophy and Literature” in Review of Communication vol. 19, no. 3 (2019).

“Communicating that I Am: Mirrors, Modernism, and the Ontology of Place” in Review of Communication vol. 19, no. 3 (2019).

“The Instinctualist Manifesto” in Rituals in Pairing, Iris Scott Exhibition. New York: Filo Sofi Arts, 2019.

“Everybody Gets a Cat: Iris Scott and the Problem of Kitsch” in The Door is Ajar, Mind the Cat, Iris Scott Exhibition. New York: Filo Sofi Arts, 2018.

“Between Solitude and Solidarity: Objectification in the Existential Novels of Camus and Naipaul” in Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics vol. 41, no. 2 (Winter 2018), pp. 48-59.

“Joyce and Heidegger: Appropriations of the Past Toward a New Philosophy of Transcendence” in College Literature vol. 45, no. 3 (Summer 2018), pp. 487-451.

“Space Age Philosophy: Wonder in the Archives.” Memoirs and Memories: Tales from Purdue’s Archives and Special Collections, 5 August 2015. Available Online

Books

The Ontological I & Other Essays. Streisguth Martin (2012). Buy it here.

Book Reviews

Jeremy Ekberg, The Myth of Identity in Modern Drama, in Sartre Studies International vol. 23, no. 2 (Dec. 2017), pp. 119-22.

David F. Krell, Ecstacy, Catastrophe: Heidegger from Being and Time to the Black Notebooks, in Phenomenological Reviews, 25 February 2016. Available Online

Martin Heidegger, Hegel, translated by Joseph Arel and Niels Feuerhahn, in Phenomenological Reviews, 4 January 2016. Available Online