Introduction

Some remarks about ontopoiesis as new metaphysics

Francesco Totaro

1-7

On communicative being in postmodern times

Daniela Verducci

11-16

The logos of life

Autopoiesis, ontopoiesis, and meta-ontopoiesis

Elisa Tona

17-23

Geometrical representation of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's phenomenology of life

Martha C. Suarez Jimenez

25-28

Celestial experience of life

Alira Ashvo-Muñoz

31-39

On the eternal recurrence as the ground of holiness in the light of philip gröning's "The great silence"

Victor G. Rivas López

41-57

Reflecting the sky experience in a Japanese garden

Lena Hopsch

61-69

A meditation on the oddness of Christian religiosity and conception of love through Bergman's "winter light"

Victor G. Rivas López

71-84

The moon as an artistic focus of the illumination of consciousness

Bruce Ross

85-92

The sky's the limit

Art and the idea of infinity

Brian Grassom

93-104

From the infinitesimal to the infinite

Rolando Briseño's "Celestial tablescapes"

Scott Sherer

105-114

Earth and skies as conflicting complementary or supplementary dramas in the eternal war between epistemology and ethics

Imafedia Okhamafe

117-134

Master and emissary

The brain's drama of dark energy

Rebecca Painter

135-155

More than a common pest

The fly as non-human companion in Emily Dickinson's "I heard a fly buzz when I died" and Samuel Beckett's "Company"

Mary Catanzaro

157-162

Flutter of a butterfly

Alira Ashvo-Muñoz

163-172

Drama between earth and skies

Nietzsche, Saint-John Perse, Yves Bonnefoy

Victor Kocay

175-182

Phenomenology is a humanism

Husserl's hermeneutical-historical struggle to determine the genuine meaning of human existence in "The crisis of the European sciences and transcendental phenomenology"

George Heffernan

183-216

Milton's sky-earth alchemy and Heidegger's earth-sky continuum

A comparative analysis

Bernard Micallef

217-239

Forces of the cosmos in Alam Minangkabau

A phenomenological perspective

Samian

241-248

Language, meaning, and culture

Research in the humanities

Lawrence Kimmel

249-260

Ringing

Kimiyo Murata-Soraci

263-271

On mystery of sky and earth in Camus' "The exile and the kingdom"

Victor G. Rivas López

273-287

Gene Savoy's "Project x" and expanding the mind through the sun and astral bodies

Bruce Ross

289-295