American phenomenology

Series | Book

Kluwer, Dordrecht

1989

442 Pages

ISBN n/a

Analecta Husserliana
vol. 26

American phenomenology

Origins and developments

Edited by

Eugene F Kaelin, Calvin Schrag

Publication details

Full citation:

Kaelin, E.F. , Schrag, C. (eds) (1989). American phenomenology: Origins and developments, Kluwer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Table of contents

v-vii

The history of American phenomenology-in-process

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa

ix-xxix

Introductory note

Kaelin Eugene F, Schrag Calvin

xxix-xxxi

Marvin Farber and Husserl's Phenomenology

Kim Sang-Ki

3-15

Founders

3-146

Fritz Kaufmann's Aesthetics

Rudnick Hans

17-30

Fritz Kaufmann's Literary Aesthetics as Defined by His Study of Thomas Mann

Oppenheim Lois

31-42

Moritz Geiger and Aesthetics

Mickunas Algis

43-57

The Place of Alfred Schütz in Phenomenology and His Contribution to the Phenomenological Movement in North America

Wagner Helmut R

59-71

Into Alfred Schütz's World

Wolff Kurt

73-84

John Wild and Phenomenology

Edie James M

85-97

John Wild and the Life-World

William McBride

99-113

The Legacy of Dorion Cairns and Aron Gurwitsch

Embree Lester

115-146

The elder statesmen

149-192

Beyond the epoché

Anderson John

149-152

Phenomenological foundations

Durfee Harold

153-157

Experience and critical reflections

Kockelmans Joseph

158-164

The reconstitution of ethics

Laskey Dallas

165-168

Self-presentation

Spiegelberg Herbert

169-179

Self-presentation

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa

180-190

The first generation

193-302

Self-presentation

Barral Mary Rose

193-196

Self-presentation

Catalano Joseph

197-199

Phenomenological reflection and the human meaning of science

Compton John

200-204

Statement of professional interests

Dauenhauer Bernard

205-206

Self-presentation

Edie James M

207-211

Existence through resistance between man, world, and God

Frings Manfred S

212-215

Space perception and a hermeneutic phenomenology of natural science

Heelan Patrick A

216-220

Self-presentation

Ihde Don

221-226

Between boredom and anxiety

Kaelin Eugene F

227-232

The natural and the unnatural

Frederick Kersten

233-236

A philosophical self-introduction

Theodore Kisiel

237-242

The crisis of reason and the "natural" world

Kohák Erazim

243-247

A philosophy of history with influence from the phenomenological tradition

Langan Thomas

248-251

Self-presentation

Lingis Alphonso

252-256

Self-presentation

Medina Angel

257-259

Self-presentation

Mickunas Algis

260-263

Self-presentation

Mohanty Jithendra Nath

264-269

Self-presentation

Pietersma Henry

270-275

Authorial reflections

Schrag Calvin

276-281

Self-presentation

Siegfried Hans

282-287

Self-presentation

Sweeney Robert

288-290

What I've tried to do with phenomenology

Wilshire Bruce

291-293

Working within medicine

Zaner Richard

294-299

The new wave

303-400

Eidetic variations

Alderman Harold

303-304

Self-presentation

Aquila Richard

305-310

Self-presentation

Bell Linda

311-313

Self-presentation

Brough John

314-315

Self-presentation

Bruzina Ronald

316-317

On mystical and other phenomena

Caputo John D

318-322

Reason and its limits

Cobb-Stevens Richard

323-324

Self-presentation

Cobb-Stevens Veda

325-326

Self-presentation

Dillon Martin C

327

Toward an applied phenomenology

Elliston Frederick

328-333

How I am a philosopher

Embree Lester

334-338

Self-presentation

Hall Harrison

339-341

Self-presentation

Levin David Michael

342-344

Self-presentation

Madison Gary Brent

345-349

Description of my life and work

Marsch James

350-352

Self-presentation

William McBride

353-359

Self-presentation

Null Gilbert T

360-364

Fidelity as well as insight

Pax Clyde

365-366

Self-presentation

Reeder Harry P

367-368

Repeating Heidegger's question

Scharff Robert

369-373

Philosophical passages

Silverman Hugh J

374-383

(On) self-presentation

Smith David Woodruff

384-389

Self-presentation

Solomon Robert

390-392

On discovering the difference between Husserl and Frege

Willard Dallas

393-397

Interdisciplinary cohorts

401-445

Phenomenology and I

Eng Erling

401-403

Phenomenology as non-logical steps

Gendlin Eugene T

404-410

Self-presentation

Giorgi Amedeo Peter

411-414

Hermeneutic ontology and the fate of rhetoric

Hyde Michael

415-420

Phenomenological approaches to the creative orchestration of literature and aesthetics

Kronegger Marlies

421-423

Self-presentation

Lanigan Richard L

424-429

Self-presentation

Psathas George

430-433

Self-presentation

Schlack Randles Beverly

434-436

Self-presentation

Rudnick Hans

437-439

Phenomenology and practical human science

Scudder Jr John R

440-441

On my brush with phenomenology

Wolff Kurt

442-445

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