A paradox of cognition

Nicholas Rescher

3-6

The articulation of a scientific domain from the viewpoint of hermeneutic phenomenology

the case of vectorial metabolism

Dimitri Ginev

7-30

One cognitive style among others

towards a phenomenology of the lifeworld and of other experiences

Gregor Schiemann

31-48

The infinite science of the lifeworld

steps toward a postfoundational phenomenology

Giovanni Leghissa

49-68

Hermeneutics in the field

the philosophy of geology

Robert Frodeman

69-79

The metroscape

phenomenology of measurement

Robert P. Crease

81-87

Consciousness, quantum physics, and hermeneutical phenomenology

Patrick A. Heelan

91-112

Die ewige Wiederkunft wissenschaftlich betrachtet

Oskar Beckers Nietzscheinterpretation im kontext

Michael Stöltzner

113-135

Heidegger and our twenty-first century experience of ge-stell

Theodore Kisiel

137-151

Constellating technology

Heidegger's die Gefahr/the danger

Babette Babich

153-182

Heidegger and the reversed order of science and technology

Lin Ma, Jaap van Brakel

183-205

Logos and the essence of technology

Holger Schmid

207-223

On the manifold meaning of truth in Aristotle

Graeme Nicholson

227-242

The twofold character of truth

Heidegger, Davidson, Tugendhat

Jeff Malpas

243-266

What can philosophy of science learn from hermeneutics

and what can hermeneutics learn from philosophy of science? with an excursus on botticelli

Jan Faye

267-281

The classical notion of person and its criticism by modern philosophy

Enrico Berti

283-295

Philosophie des sciences et philosophie première

Pierre Kerszberg

299-316

A re-reading of Heidegger's "Phenomenology and theology"

Adriaan Peperzak

317-337

The remainders of faith

on Karl Löwith's conception of secularization

Rodolphe Gasché

339-358

The hermeneutics of God, the universe, and everything

Simon Glynn

359-385