In this issue Pedro José Grande Sánchez uncovers Michel Henry’s “life philosophy”, which Henry sought to distinguish from a contemporary “disease of life”. Creative criticism by Gray Kochhar-Lindgren and David Ritchie explore how scholastic knowledge intersects with a personal voice. A series of essays on Kierkegaard investigate the place of faith, pseudonyms, and humour in his thought. Also: a commentary on the place of the artist in politics by Adam Staley Groves, and Gorica Orsholits’s review of Alain Badiou’s most recent volume. Cover-image by pizar almaulidina on Pixabay (2019).