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- Series
- Analecta Husserliana
- Date
- 2002
- Publisher
- Kluwer
- Place
- Dordrecht-Boston-London
- Pages
- 740, xii
- ISBN
- 9781402000669
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka
Phenomenology world-wide
Foundations, expanding dynamics, life-engagements: a guide for research and study
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka
1-10
Introduction
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
11-28
11-77
The incipient phase
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29-60
The generative principles of phenomenology, their genesis, development and early expansion
Ales Bello Angela
61-73
Personal identity and the depth of the person
De Monticelli Roberta
74-77
Jean Hering and early phenomenological ontology
Surzyn Jacek
78-171
Laying the foundations of phenomenology
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78-93
94-97
The question of grammar in Logical investigations
Benoist Jocelyn
98-99
Husserl and Bolzano
Benoist Jocelyn
100-102
Husserl's concept of pure logical grammar
Flores Hernández Luis
103-113
114-118
Husserl's notion of the natural attitude and the shift to transcendental phenomenology
Luft Sebastian
119-133
Passivity as pre-predicative constitution in Husserl
Kühn Rolf, Staudigl Michael
134-145
Fathoming the abyss of time
Rinofner-Kreidl Sonja
134-145
158-171
The concept of Lebenswelt from Husserl's philosophy of arithmetic to his crisis
D'ippolito Bianca Maria
172-183
Max Scheler
Frings Manfred S
172-254
The efflorescence of phenomenology
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184-198
The philosophy of Roman Ingarden
Majewska Zofia
199-201
In the shadow of the master
Bielawka Maria
202-209
210-231
Hedwig Conrad-Martius and the phenomenology of nature
Ales Bello Angela
240-254
255-322
Reception, interpretation, assimilation and elaboration around the world after the second world war
Not Available
255-264
German phenomenology from Landgrebe to Waldenfels
Baptist Gabriella
265-273
274-285
Phenomenological anthropology in the Netherlands and Flanders
Levering Bas, Van Manen Max
286-292
293-297
Italian phenomenology in the world forum
Manganaro Patrizia
298-300
301-306
307-311
312-315
316-317
Phenomenology in India
Sinha Debabrata
318-322
Phenomenology and Islamic philosophy
Hanafi Hassan
323-469
323-334
335-341
342-383
Maurice Merleau-Ponty, philosophy as phenomenology
Bourgeois Patrick
384-391
392-401
Paul Ricoeur and hermeneutic phenomenology
Jervolino Domenico
402-408
Phenomenology in Ortega and in Zubiri
Conill Sancho Jesús
409-429
Emmanuel Levinas
Sugarman Richard
430-459
460-469
Jacques Derrida's profound and radical questioning of Husserlian phenomenology
Seron Denis, Giovannangeli Daniel
470-502
470-472
María Zambrano's phenomenology of poetic reason
Illán Miguel
473
Fernando Montero's linguistic phenomenology
Conill Sancho Jesús
474-477
José Gaos
Carrillo Canán Alberto
478
Antonio Banfi
Zecchi Stefano
479-480
Enzo Paci, the life world from an empirical approach
Zecchi Stefano
481
Sofia Vanni-Rovighi
Zecchi Stefano
482
Dino Formaggio
Zecchi Stefano
483-485
Husserlian phenomenology in the work of Mario Sancipriano
Ales Bello Angela
486-490
Karol Wojtyła, between phenomenology and scholasticism
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
491-493
Hermann Schmitz, the "new phenomenology"
Schmitz Hermann
497-502
Michel Henry's "radical phenomenology of life"
Kühn Rolf, Staudigl Michael
503-570
503-519
Meditations on intersubjectivity and historicity in Husserl's transcendental phenomenology
Rokstad Konrad
520-531
Phenomenological ethics, a historical outline
Bengtsson Jan
532-543
Phenomenology: corporeity and intersubjectivity in Husserl
Cantista Maria José
544-552
Philosophy of language and corporeity
Di Pinto Luigia
553-561
562-567
Phenomenological sociology
Backhaus Gary
568-570
Phenomenology and pragmatism
Bourgeois Patrick
571-656
Innovation in life-oriented arenas
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571-572
The concept of Lebenswelt in European culture
D'ippolito Bianca Maria
573-579
580-588
Work and economics in Max Scheler
Verducci Daniela
589-600
Phenomenology and fundamental educational theory
Vandenberg Donald
601-605
606-615
From Ingarden to naturalistic aesthetics
Mróz Piotr, Warmínski Andrzej
608-615
Phenomenology in science and literature
Dolidze Mamuka
616-620
Phenomenology of religion
Bosio Franco
621-630
AlFred Schütz, progenitor of social phenomenology
Backhaus Gary
631-640
Phenomenology and the philosophy of the natural sciences
Heelan Patrick A
641-644
645-647
Hannah Arendt, phenomenology and political theory
Bernasconi Robert
648-656
Edith Stein: phenomenology, the state and religious commitment
Ales Bello Angela
657-684
657-663
Ludwig Binswanger, the inspiring force
Ricci Sindoni Paola
664
Medard Boss
Scott Charles E
665-667
The life and work of Erwin Straus
Eng Erling
668
669-678
679-684
685-719
685-686
A note on Edmund Husserl's late breakthrough to the plane of nature-life, completing his itinerary
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
687-716
Phenomenology of life, integral and scientific, fulfilling the expectations of Husserl's initial aspirations and last insights
Cecilia Lafuente María Avelina
717-719
720-722
Synopsis and prospectus of phenomenology's path
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
723-734
735-740
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