Mélissa Fox-Muraton is Professor of Philosophy at Clermont School of Business and member of the Philosophies and Rationalities Research Laboratory at the University Clermont Auvergne (France), with a research focus in the fields of existential and moral philosophy.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionMélissa Fox-Muraton1 Towards an Existential Concept of (Dis)ability: A Critical Examination of Models of DisabilityRita Vaičekauskaitė and Jon Stewart2 Heidegger and Garland-Thomson: Uncanniness, Misfitting, and DisabilityMariah Partida3 Nietzsche, Health, and the Social Construction of Disability: “A New Happiness”William A. B. Parkhurst4 Solitude as a Survival Strategy. Cioran on Living with MelancholyHanna Nasielska5 Inability or Disability? An analysis of the Subject’s Inadequate Response in Cioran and CamusMaciej Kałuża and Hanna Nasielska6 Individual Suffering: The Existential Dimension of Mental IllnessRené Rosfort7 Becoming Yourself: Existential Authenticity and Mental IllnessAlycia W. LaGuardia-LoBianco8 Grenzsituationen and Spontaneous Remission in Addiction: A Case Study in Tweaking PhenomenologyT. Virgil Murthy9 The Cyborg Nature of Cognitive Disabilities: An Existential Analysis of Rationalist FrameworksCaroline Christoff10 In the Margins of One’s Own Life: A New Theory of Masking ADHDCal Nelson11 Autistic (Un)Masking and the Challenges of “Authentic” Self-DisclosureMélissa Fox-Muraton12 Stumbling across Language-Games: A Wittgensteinian Perspective on Neurodivergent CommunicationLisa HaaseIndex

Mélissa Fox-Muraton is Professor of Philosophy at Clermont School of Business and member of the Philosophies and Rationalities Research Laboratory at the University Clermont Auvergne (France), with a research focus in the fields of existential and moral philosophy.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionMélissa Fox-Muraton1 Towards an Existential Concept of (Dis)ability: A Critical Examination of Models of DisabilityRita Vaičekauskaitė and Jon Stewart2 Heidegger and Garland-Thomson: Uncanniness, Misfitting, and DisabilityMariah Partida3 Nietzsche, Health, and the Social Construction of Disability: “A New Happiness”William A. B. Parkhurst4 Solitude as a Survival Strategy. Cioran on Living with MelancholyHanna Nasielska5 Inability or Disability? An analysis of the Subject’s Inadequate Response in Cioran and CamusMaciej Kałuża and Hanna Nasielska6 Individual Suffering: The Existential Dimension of Mental IllnessRené Rosfort7 Becoming Yourself: Existential Authenticity and Mental IllnessAlycia W. LaGuardia-LoBianco8 Grenzsituationen and Spontaneous Remission in Addiction: A Case Study in Tweaking PhenomenologyT. Virgil Murthy9 The Cyborg Nature of Cognitive Disabilities: An Existential Analysis of Rationalist FrameworksCaroline Christoff10 In the Margins of One’s Own Life: A New Theory of Masking ADHDCal Nelson11 Autistic (Un)Masking and the Challenges of “Authentic” Self-DisclosureMélissa Fox-Muraton12 Stumbling across Language-Games: A Wittgensteinian Perspective on Neurodivergent CommunicationLisa HaaseIndex