Acknowledgements

Contents

Modern eco-philosophy and phenomenology of life on human positioning in the cosmos

A.-t. Tymieniecka and Henryk skolimowski in comparison

Jan Szmyd

3-20

Darwin's God

The human position after Darwin's theory – philosophical and theological implications

Roberto Verolini, Fabio Petrelli

21-35

Nature and cosmos in a phenomenological elucidation

Konrad Rokstad

37-52

The cosmic matrix

Revisiting the notion of the world horizon

Tõnu Viik

53-66

Interpretations of suffering in phenomenology of life and today’s life-world

Maija Kule

69-80

The idea of good in Husserl and Aristotle

Susi Ferrarello

81-88

Heidegger on the poietic truth of being

Gülşah Namli

89-104

The later Wittgenstein on certainty

Aydan Turanli

105-115

The primal child of nature

Towards a systematic theory of eco-phenomenology

Bence P. Marosan

119-153

The truth in Heidegger

An analysis of Martin Heidegger's philosophy of art as it appears in the Ursprung des Kunstwerkes from the perspective of Sein und Zeit

Simen Andersen Øyen

155-165

Creation and construction of knowledge in learning-teaching process

Kiymet Selvi

167-179

Questioning Husserl's conception of a 'primal endowment' (Ur-stiftung) and Heidegger's concept of enowning (Ereignis)

Eveline Cioflec

181-190

Places, spaces, meaning

Experienced by three Australian walks

Lena Hopsch, Steven Fleming

193-202

Phenomenology of the management as the eco-empathic leadership

Bronisław Bombała

203-218

Human development between imaginative freedom and vital constraints on the light of quantum phenomenology

Mamuka Dolidze

219-226

Nothing is without reason

Climate change and the global future as saturated phenomena

Wendy Wiseman

227-239

The truth of the work of art

Heidegger and Gadamer

Māra Stafecka

243-253

Nietzsche and Merleau-Ponty

The sense of the earth and the earth of sense

Ammar Zeifa

255-289

Towards the metaphysics of humor and laughter

Anna Małecka

291-302

Meister Eckhart and man in cosmos

Being everything through reason

Ilona Kock

303-318

Edmund Husserl on tradition

Andrea Carroccio

312-343

Dealing with the wasteland

Józef Tischner's concept of earth

Piotr Popiołek

345-354

Duality: the ultimate phenomenon of the universe as revealed in recent scientific discoveries

Tsung-I Dow

355-359

Can transcendental self be made transparent?

Kalpataru Kanungo

361-370

La pensée libre d'Averroès

Angèle Kremer-Marietti

371-382

Index