The struggle for recognition and the return of primary intersubjectivity

Shaun Gallagher

3-14

Intuition and unanimity

from the platonic bias to the phenomenology of the political

Fabio Ciaramelli

15-28

Phronêsis and the ideal of beauty

Danielle Lories

29-40

The ethical dimension of transcendental reduction

Rosemary Rizo-Patrón De Lerner

43-67

Individuation and Heidegger's ontological "intuitionism"

Mark Wrathall

69-86

Historicizing the mind

Gadamer's "hermeneutic experience" compared to Davidson's "radical interpretation"

Pol Vandevelde

87-106

On the metamorphoses of transcendental reduction

Merleau-Ponty and "the adventures of constitutive analysis."

Stephen H. Watson

107-123

On Merleau-Ponty's crystal lamellae

aesthetic feeling, anger, and politics

Babette Babich

125-151

Coercion by necessity or comprehensive responsibility?

Hannah Arendt on vulnerability, freedom and education

Sharon Rider

155-174

Edmund Husserl, Hannah Arendt and a phenomenology of nature

Janet Donohoe

175-188

Symbols and politics

Paul Bruno

189-205

Poetics and politics

Françoise Dastur

209-217

Nature, art, and the primacy of the political

reading Taminiaux with Merleau-Ponty

Véronique Fóti

219-232

The myth of performativity

from Aristotle to Arendt and Taminiaux

Pavlos Kontos

233-251