Phenomenology of life

Series | Book

Kluwer, Dordrecht

2005

562, ix Pages

ISBN 9781402024634

Analecta Husserliana
vol. 84

Phenomenology of life

Meeting the challenges of the present-day world

Edited by

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/1-4020-3065-7

Full citation:

Tymieniecka, A.-T. (ed) (2005). Phenomenology of life: Meeting the challenges of the present-day world, Kluwer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Table of contents

v-vii

Acknowledgments

Phenomenologists' vocation in the world of life

3-41

"Phenomenology of life" as chance for philosophy's transformation into a new humanism

Cozma Carmen

3-11

The pragmatic test of the ontopoeisis of life

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa

xiii-xxxvii

The meaning of life vis-à-vis the challenges of the present-day world

Grünberg David

13-31

The transcendental-phenomenological meaning of the notion of "experience" in E. Husserl and J. Dewey's philosophy

Telcharova-Kurenkova Rimma, Plekhanov Eugene, Rogačeva Elena

33-41

The role of the philosopher continued

45-116

Husserl's mission of sovereignty of thought

Sivák Jozef

45-67

The task of philosophy and the significance of the vocation of the philosopher for human life in Husserl's phenomenological analysis

Ghigi Nicoletta

69-79

Towards a phenomenology of courageous willing

Wattles Jeffrey

81-95

Becoming phenomenology

Ma Ming-Qian

97-116

Sharing-in-life

119-191

How can we be together

Buceniece Ella

119-128

A critique of the polarity in Edmund Husserl's intersubjectivity theory

Okoro Chiedozie

129-144

Lived words

Itkonen Matti

145-163

Existence and communication

Vevere Velga

165-175

The existence of other egos and the philosophy of moral sentiments

Turan Halil

177-191

Ecological concern and their groundwork in the unity-of-everything-there-is-alive

195-261

The beingness of living beings in Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's philosophy

Ikere Zaiga

195-200

On the idea of environment

Sol Ayhan

201-216

The meaning of life

Milkov Nikolaj

217-234

Epistemological relativism as a challenge to life sciences

Antonites Alex

235-247

Meeting one's death in Arcadia

Scolnicov Hanna

249-261

Ciphering life

265-290

Objectivization of time in the obsessive world

Rovaletti Maria Lucrecia

265-274

Phenomenology, linguistic intentionality, affectivity and Villemoes' new therapy for schizophrenics

Cobb-Stevens Richard, Ver Eecke Wilfried

275-290

Further excavating of the "conception" of the "life-world"

293-364

Phenomenological hyletics and the lifeworld

Ales Bello Angela

293-301

Phenomenology, the life-world and the human condition

Rokstad Konrad

303-313

Transcendence and the human condition

Çirakman Elif

315-337

L'enchantement du corps chez Nietzsche et Husserl

Beaulieu Alain

339-355

To being or not to being?

Hamblet Wendy

357-364

Search for a deeper social equilibrium

367-552

Imre Kertesz in the 21st century

Airaudi Jesse

367-384

Phanomenologie der Gewalt

Staudigl Michael

385-405

Twentieth-century Italian painting against the nihilist drift of European thought

Trupia Piero

407-424

On guises, concepts and related topics

Akinci Semiha

425-438

Curriculum of primary school science

Selvi Kiymet

439-450

The orator does not think before, nor even while, speaking

Wait Eldon

451-464

Education amidst a cultural crisis

Van Groenou Willem

465-552

Index of names

553-556

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