Phenomenology: Critical concepts in philosophy II

Book

Routledge, London

2004

380 Pages

ISBN n/a

Phenomenology: Critical concepts in philosophy II

Themes and issues

Edited by

Dermot Moran, Lester Embree

Publication details

Full citation:

Moran, D. , Embree, L. (eds) (2004). Phenomenology: Critical concepts in philosophy II: Themes and issues, Routledge, London.

Table of Contents

Introduction to volume II

Embree Lester, Moran Dermot

1-4

Perception, memory, space, and time

5-116

Contribution to the phenomenological theory of perception

Gurwitsch Aron

7-23

Consciousness, the object, and its three distances

José Ortega y Gasset

24-29

The visual perception of distance

Ballard Edward

30-42

On seeing a material thing in space

Drummond John

43-55

Husserl's phenomenology of time-consciousness

Brough John

56-89

On Heidegger's phenomenology of perception

Taminiaux Jacques

90-101

Keeping the past in mind

Casey Edward

102-116

Others and intersubjectivity

117-214

The perception of other minds

Scheler Max Ferdinand

119-142

The problem of transcendental intersubjectivity in Husserl

Alfred Schütz

143-178

Beyond empathy

Zahavi Dan

179-200

The Husserlian theory of intersubjectivity as alterology

Depraz Natalie

201-214

Body and self

215-332

On the motility of the ego

Spiegelberg Herbert

217-234

Edmund Husserl's contribution to phenomenology of the body in Ideas II

Behnke Elizabeth

235-264

Lived body and environment

Gallagher Shaun

265-293

Merleau-Ponty and the reversibility thesis

Dillon Martin C

294-315

Intentionality and the mind/body problem

Mohanty Jithendra Nath

316-332

Emotions and mood

333-380

Reason and emotion

Cairns Dorion

335-347

Edmund Husserl's phenomenology of mood

Lee Nam-In

348-362

Advances regarding evaluation and action in Husserl's Ideas II

Embree Lester

363-380

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