Life scientific philosophy, phenomenology of life and the sciences of life

Series | Book

Kluwer, Dordrecht

1999

542, xiv Pages

ISBN 9789048150571

Analecta Husserliana
vol. 59

Life scientific philosophy, phenomenology of life and the sciences of life

Ontopoiesis of life and the human creative condition

Edited by

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-2079-3

Full citation:

Tymieniecka, A.-T. (ed) (1999). Life scientific philosophy, phenomenology of life and the sciences of life: Ontopoiesis of life and the human creative condition, Kluwer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Table of contents

v-vii

Philosophy/phenomenology in dialogue with the sciences of life

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa

xi-xiv

The ontopoiesis of life as a new philosophical paradigm

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa

3-26

Differentiation and individualization of life

29-164

The onto-poiesis of life in Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's phenomenology

Mieczysław Pawel Migoǹ

31-48

Fluctus, gravitas et inertia

Calcagno Antonio

49-67

The problem of the origin of life by chance

Casula Mario

69-82

A new creative paradigm: chaos and freedom

Verolini Roberto, Petrelli Fabio

83-114

The notion of "Eleng", that is of time, in African original experience

Nkemnkia Martin Nkafu

115-129

Transcendental philosophy, plurality and respect for the real

Harvey Charles

131-143

Life, genius and the work of art

Rossi Osvaldo

145-157

The femininity and the masculinity, an attempt at philosophical anthropology

Nogal Agnieszka

159-164

The variation of ontopoiesis

165-262

Autopoiesis in the organization of living phenomena

Valacca Gabriella

167-172

Life as eontopoiesis and self-individualization

Matthai Horst

173-188

Hegel: life between death and thought

Sánchez Sorondo Marcelo

189-203

The logos between critique and genetics

Morselli Graziella

205-211

La questione fenomenologica dell'ente-uomo

Fornari Fabrizio

213-232

Complexity as the nodal point for a phenomenology of life

Procacci Silvana

233-247

Phenomenology and cubist space

Majewska Zofia

249-262

Nature as alive

263-357

Is the essence of life a natural or philosophical problem?

Klosowski Kazimierz

265-275

Friedrich Nietzsche: earth-enthusiast extraordinaire

Mcgraw John

277-306

Imagining: the invention of new environments

Rogers Kim

307-322

Understanding nature as living

Boersma Ruurdtje, Beekman Willem

323-331

A phenomenological perspective on educational planning

Boselli Gabriele

333-342

The new silviculture

Ciancio Orazio, Nocentini Susanna

343-357

Transitions: logos and experience

359-532

Forms of emotions

Albertazzi Liliana

361-378

Philosophy and emotion

Durst Margarete

379-400

On the historicity of understanding

Rokstad Konrad

401-422

The frame of events

Tortolonet Gian Michele

423-431

Die Zirkelstruktur und der Zeitaspekt der Erfahrung

Cibulka Josef

433-439

Crítica de la razón impura

Conill Sancho Jesús

441-455

Life, experience and understanding in Dilthey's thought

Danani Carla

457-472

Imagination: rescuing what is going to be cancelled

Volonté Paolo

473-492

What is analytical phenomenology?

Milkov Nikolaj

493-500

The problem of the transcendental ego in Husserl

Riukas Stanley

501-510

Pour une phénoménologie de la chair

Merrouch Younes

511-520

Speech acts and emotional causality in everyday life

Zuczkowski Andrzej

521-532

Index of names

533-537

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