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- Series
- Analecta Husserliana
- Date
- 1989
- Publisher
- Kluwer
- Place
- Dordrecht
- Pages
- 442
- ISBN
- n/a
Aesthetics
Phenomenology
Eugene F Kaelin
Calvin Schrag
American phenomenology
Origins and developments
Eugene F Kaelin, Calvin Schrag
v-vii
ix-xxix
The history of American phenomenology-in-process
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
xxix-xxxi
Introductory note
Kaelin Eugene F, Schrag Calvin
3-15
Marvin Farber and Husserl's Phenomenology
Kim Sang-Ki
3-146
17-30
Fritz Kaufmann's Aesthetics
Rudnick Hans
31-42
43-57
Moritz Geiger and Aesthetics
Mickunas Algis
59-71
The Place of Alfred Schütz in Phenomenology and His Contribution to the Phenomenological Movement in North America
Wagner Helmut R
73-84
Into Alfred Schütz's World
Wolff Kurt
85-97
John Wild and Phenomenology
Edie James M
99-113
John Wild and the Life-World
William McBride
115-146
The Legacy of Dorion Cairns and Aron Gurwitsch
Embree Lester
149-192
149-152
Beyond the epoché
Anderson John
153-157
Phenomenological foundations
Durfee Harold
158-164
Experience and critical reflections
Kockelmans Joseph
165-168
The reconstitution of ethics
Laskey Dallas
169-179
Self-presentation
Spiegelberg Herbert
180-190
Self-presentation
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
193-196
Self-presentation
Barral Mary Rose
193-302
197-199
Self-presentation
Catalano Joseph
200-204
205-206
Statement of professional interests
Dauenhauer Bernard
207-211
Self-presentation
Edie James M
212-215
Existence through resistance between man, world, and God
Frings Manfred S
216-220
221-226
Self-presentation
Ihde Don
227-232
Between boredom and anxiety
Kaelin Eugene F
233-236
The natural and the unnatural
Frederick Kersten
237-242
A philosophical self-introduction
Theodore Kisiel
243-247
The crisis of reason and the "natural" world
Kohák Erazim
248-251
252-256
Self-presentation
Lingis Alphonso
257-259
Self-presentation
Medina Angel
260-263
Self-presentation
Mickunas Algis
264-269
Self-presentation
Mohanty Jithendra Nath
270-275
Self-presentation
Pietersma Henry
276-281
Authorial reflections
Schrag Calvin
282-287
Self-presentation
Siegfried Hans
288-290
Self-presentation
Sweeney Robert
291-293
What I've tried to do with phenomenology
Wilshire Bruce
294-299
Working within medicine
Zaner Richard
303-304
Eidetic variations
Alderman Harold
303-400
305-310
Self-presentation
Aquila Richard
311-313
Self-presentation
Bell Linda
314-315
Self-presentation
Brough John
316-317
Self-presentation
Bruzina Ronald
318-322
On mystical and other phenomena
Caputo John D
323-324
Reason and its limits
Cobb-Stevens Richard
325-326
Self-presentation
Cobb-Stevens Veda
327
Self-presentation
Dillon Martin C
328-333
Toward an applied phenomenology
Elliston Frederick
334-338
How I am a philosopher
Embree Lester
339-341
Self-presentation
Hall Harrison
342-344
Self-presentation
Levin David Michael
345-349
Self-presentation
Madison Gary Brent
350-352
Description of my life and work
Marsch James
353-359
Self-presentation
William McBride
360-364
Self-presentation
Null Gilbert T
365-366
Fidelity as well as insight
Pax Clyde
367-368
Self-presentation
Reeder Harry P
369-373
Repeating Heidegger's question
Scharff Robert
374-383
Philosophical passages
Silverman Hugh J
384-389
(On) self-presentation
Smith David Woodruff
390-392
Self-presentation
Solomon Robert
393-397
On discovering the difference between Husserl and Frege
Willard Dallas
401-445
401-403
Phenomenology and I
Eng Erling
404-410
Phenomenology as non-logical steps
Gendlin Eugene T
411-414
Self-presentation
Giorgi Amedeo Peter
415-420
Hermeneutic ontology and the fate of rhetoric
Hyde Michael
421-423
Phenomenological approaches to the creative orchestration of literature and aesthetics
Kronegger Marlies
424-429
Self-presentation
Lanigan Richard L
430-433
Self-presentation
Psathas George
434-436
Self-presentation
Schlack Randles Beverly
437-439
Self-presentation
Rudnick Hans
440-441
Phenomenology and practical human science
Scudder Jr John R
442-445
On my brush with phenomenology
Wolff Kurt
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