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- Series
- Analecta Husserliana
- Date
- 2009
- Publisher
- Springer
- Place
- Dordrecht
- Pages
- 456, x
- ISBN
- 9789048127245
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka
Phenomenology and existentialism in the twentieth century
New waves of philosophical inspirations
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka
v-vii
1-5
Theme
Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa
ix-x
7-91
9-22
Husserl and phenomenology, experience and essence
Ortiz Hill Claire
23-30
Jean Wahl the precursor
Kremer-Marietti Angèle
31-43
The transcendental and the singular
Villela-Petit Maria
45-73
75-91
The value of the question in Husserl's perspective
Płotka Witold
93-200
95-110
The essential structure and intentional object of action
Walkey Jeffrey
111-125
Subjectivity, openness and plurality
Vydrová Jaroslava
127-143
145-160
Dufrenne and Merleau-Ponty
Berman Michael
161-177
The ethical project and intentionality in Edmund Husserl
Ferrarello Susi
179-189
Is Nietzsche a phenomenologist?
Storm Torjussen Lars Petter
191-200
201-273
203-215
Lev Shestov's philosophy of crisis
Gruca Grzegorz
217-229
The idea of god-man in Nicolas Berdyaev's existentialism
Stark Katarzyna
231-252
Unamuno as "pathological" phenomenologist
Kwan Tze-Wan
253-273
Blondel and the philosophy of life
Mandolini Clara
275-321
277-293
From the archeology of happening… to the matter of death
Pawliszyn Aleksandra
295-307
The phenomenology of pain
Couceiro Bueno Juan Carlos
309-321
The existential overcoming of phenomenology in Hans Blumenberg's philosophy of life and myth
Zowisło Maria
323-368
325-346
347-357
On existence, actuality and possibility
Akinci Semiha
359-368
369-419
371-394
Existentialism: an atheistic or a Christian philosophy?
Franke William
395-408
409-419
Crisis and culture
Zecchi Stefano
421-450
423-432
Understanding as being
Stafecka Mara
433-450
Mind – its way of existence, structure and functions in Tibetan buddhism – comparison with phenomenology
Kurpiewski Wiesław
451-456
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