Markus Gabriel holds the chair for Epistemology, Modern and Contemporary Philosophy at the University of Bonn and is also the Director of the International Center for Philosophy in Bonn.Graham Priest is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York.

“This book places two of the leading thinkers of our day, Graham Priest and Markus Gabriel, into conversation with each other. The result is an illuminating and invigorating text, and a text that shows the possibilities of engaged philosophical discourse. May this be a model for future texts.”Jeffrey Bell, Southeastern Louisiana University“Developing differently situated projects that nevertheless reveal illuminating points of striking convergence, Markus Gabriel and Graham Priest debate the most fundamental problems of contemporary inquiry into what there is. A fascinating glimpse of where philosophical thought is headed today.”Paul M. Livingston, University of New Mexico

• PrefaceIntroduction    Laureano RalónI     Essays1     Everything and Nothing     Graham Priest2     Is There Such a Thing as Everything?  Markus Gabriel3     Some Thoughts on Everything Graham Priest4     Some Thoughts on “Some Thoughts  on  Everything”  (Which Are  not  About  Everything)      Markus GabrielII    Bonn Discussions5     Existence6     Intentionality7     Non-Wellfoundedness8     Everything, Nonsense, and Wittgenstein9     NothingnessIII  Postscript      Gregory Moss10    Transcending Everything

Markus Gabriel holds the chair for Epistemology, Modern and Contemporary Philosophy at the University of Bonn and is also the Director of the International Center for Philosophy in Bonn.Graham Priest is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York.

“This book places two of the leading thinkers of our day, Graham Priest and Markus Gabriel, into conversation with each other. The result is an illuminating and invigorating text, and a text that shows the possibilities of engaged philosophical discourse. May this be a model for future texts.”Jeffrey Bell, Southeastern Louisiana University“Developing differently situated projects that nevertheless reveal illuminating points of striking convergence, Markus Gabriel and Graham Priest debate the most fundamental problems of contemporary inquiry into what there is. A fascinating glimpse of where philosophical thought is headed today.”Paul M. Livingston, University of New Mexico

• PrefaceIntroduction    Laureano RalónI     Essays1     Everything and Nothing     Graham Priest2     Is There Such a Thing as Everything?  Markus Gabriel3     Some Thoughts on Everything Graham Priest4     Some Thoughts on “Some Thoughts  on  Everything”  (Which Are  not  About  Everything)      Markus GabrielII    Bonn Discussions5     Existence6     Intentionality7     Non-Wellfoundedness8     Everything, Nonsense, and Wittgenstein9     NothingnessIII  Postscript      Gregory Moss10    Transcending Everything

Markus Gabriel holds the chair for Epistemology, Modern and Contemporary Philosophy at the University of Bonn and is also the Director of the International Center for Philosophy in Bonn.Graham Priest is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York.

“This book places two of the leading thinkers of our day, Graham Priest and Markus Gabriel, into conversation with each other. The result is an illuminating and invigorating text, and a text that shows the possibilities of engaged philosophical discourse. May this be a model for future texts.”Jeffrey Bell, Southeastern Louisiana University“Developing differently situated projects that nevertheless reveal illuminating points of striking convergence, Markus Gabriel and Graham Priest debate the most fundamental problems of contemporary inquiry into what there is. A fascinating glimpse of where philosophical thought is headed today.”Paul M. Livingston, University of New Mexico

• PrefaceIntroduction    Laureano RalónI     Essays1     Everything and Nothing     Graham Priest2     Is There Such a Thing as Everything?  Markus Gabriel3     Some Thoughts on Everything Graham Priest4     Some Thoughts on “Some Thoughts  on  Everything”  (Which Are  not  About  Everything)      Markus GabrielII    Bonn Discussions5     Existence6     Intentionality7     Non-Wellfoundedness8     Everything, Nonsense, and Wittgenstein9     NothingnessIII  Postscript      Gregory Moss10    Transcending Everything