Table of contents

The phenomenology of man and of th human condition

The human individual, nature, and the possible worlds

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

24-24

Can fictional narratives be true?

Paul RICOEUR

3-19

The relation between man and world

A transcendental-anthropological problem

Hans Köchler

The phenomenology of man and of the human condition in communication with the human sciences

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

21-50

On the impact of the human sciences on our conception of man and society

Joseph Kockelmans

51-76

The question of the unity of the human sciences revisited

Calvin Schrag

77-95

Cognition and work

Robert Sweeney

97-111

Scheler's shadow on us

Kurt Wolff

113-122

Natural spontaneity in the translacing continuity of beingness

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

125-151

Transcendence and evil

Emmanuel Levinas

153-165

Nature and man in Edmund Husserl's "inner historiography"

Bianca M. D'ippolito

167-170

Man and nature: bearings, resources

Maria Villela-Petit

171-179

Les antithèses de la communication et leur influence sur l'étiologie des maladies

Dieter Wyss

187-195

Life and culture in the analysis of the relationship between man and nature

Angela Ales Bello

197-206

La réalisation du projet husserlien de "monde naturel" selon Jan Patočka

Jozef Sivák

207-228

Man-in-nature as a phenomenological datum

Kalyankumar Bagchi

229-236

Nature and man

Richard Webster

237-243

Humanity, nature, and respect for law

245-256

The immersion in transcendence of man from nature

Mary R. Barral

257-271

Le retrait de la métaphore

Jacques Derrida

273-300

Nature and human nature in literary contexts

Eugene F. Kaelin

301-326

Creative consciousness and the natural world in Virginia Woolf's the waves

Beverly A. Schlack

327-341

Nature and feeling: the constitutive and the subjective

Hans Rudnick

343-349

The phenomenological conception of the possible worlds and the creative function of man

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

353-373

Creativity and the method of the sciences

Cornelis A. Van Peursen

375-385

Husserl and the logic of questions

Cornelis Struyker Boudier

387-410

The challenge of philosophical anthropology

Calvin Schrag

411-415

Back to nature itself!

Zurab Kakabadze

417-425

La connaissance du monde de l'art

Jean-Claude Piguet

427-430

Comments after the international phenomenology conference in Montreal 1974

Erling Eng

437-439