Introduction

cultural flesh and intercultural understanding

1-19

Para-deconstruction

preliminary considerations for a phenomenology of interculturality

21-34

To what extent can phenomenology do justice to chinese philosophy? a phenomenological reading of laozi

35-52

Husserl, buddhism and the crisis of european sciences

53-66

Jan Patočka

critical consciousness and non-eurocentric philosopher of the phenomenological movement

67-83

Europe beyond Europe

Patočka's concept of care for the soul and mencius. an intercultural consideration

85-102

Disenchanted world-view and intercultural understanding

from Husserl through Kant to chinese culture

103-124

Self-transformation and the ethical telos

orientative philosophy in Lao Sze-Kwang, Foucault and Husserl

125-151

Lévi-Strauss and Merleau-Ponty

from nature-culture distinction to Savage spirit and their intercultural implications

153-171

The flesh

from ontological employment to intercultural employment

173-191

Conclusion

Toward a new cultural flesh

Amy E. Varela

193-229