The fortunes of incommensurability

Babette Babich

1-18

The hermeneutics of the natural sciences

Stephen Toulmin

25-29

Experimental life

Heelan on quantum mechanics

Robert P. Crease

31-41

The hermeneutic context of constitution

Dimitri Ginev

43-52

The "Copenhagen interpretation" of quantum mechanics and phenomenology

Ragnar Fjelland

53-65

Sokal's hermeneutic hoax

physics and the new inquisition

Babette Babich

67-78

Wittgenstein, Hertz, and hermeneutics

Allan Janik

79-95

On the interpretive nature of Hertz's mechanics

Joseph Kockelmans

97-115

Comte and the possibility of a hermeneutics of science

Robert Scharff

117-126

Was heißt das — die Bewandtnis?

Theodore Kisiel

127-136

The hermeneutics of texts

Thomas M. Seebohm

137-152

Husserlian hermeneutics

mathematics and theoria

Richard Cobb-Stevens

153-161

Abstracting Aristotle's philosophy of mathematics

John J. Cleary

163-176

Piaget and Husserl

on theory and praxis in science

Wolfe Mays

177-186

Human agency and the social sciences

from contextual phenomenology to genealogy

187-194

Toward a phenomenological philosophy of nature

John Compton

195-202

No man is an island

John Ziman

203-217

Science as the work of a community

Rom Harré

219-229

Patrick Heelan's interpretation of Van Gogh's "bedroom at arles"

Joseph Margolis

233-238

Patrick Heelan's innocent eye

Steven Crowell

239-250

Merleau-Ponty's reading of Heidegger

Jacques Taminiaux

251-263

Heidegger's truth of art and the question of aesthetics

Babette Babich

265-278

Phenomenology and 20th century artistic revolutions

D. Cyril Barrett

279-286

Virtue and virtual reality in John Trumbull's pantheon

Irma B. Jaffe

287-298

Getting at the rapture of seeing

Ellsworth Kelly and visual experience

Leo J. O'Donovan

299-304

Grammar(s) of perception

Barbara Saunders

305-313

Cognitive neuroscience of social sensibility

Jay Schulkin

315-322

Phenomenology and pragmatism

a continuing dialogue with Patrick A. Heelan

Robert Neville

323-334

Psychoanalytic praxis and the truth of pain

William Richardson

339-350

Poetics of a possible god — faith or philosophy?

Richard Kearney

351-360

James on bootstraps, evolution, and life

Thomas Nickles, Gaye McCollum-Nickles

361-376

In-between science and religion

Dominic Balestra

377-384

Thinking the philosophy of religion

Garrett Barden

385-392

Van Gogh's eyes

Thomas Altizer

393-402

A catholic stance toward scientific inquiry for the 21st century

Steve Fuller

403-410

The dialogism of meaning, the discursive embeddedness of knowledge, the colloquy of being

Heidi Byrnes

411-422

The creative imagination

W. Norris Clarke

423-428

A priestly view of bible arithmetic

deity's regulative aesthetic activity within davidic musicology

Ernest G. McClain

429-443

Afterword

Patrick A. Heelan

445-459