The phenomenological life-world analysis and the methodology of the social sciences

Thomas S. Eberle

123-139

Coffee, connoisseurship, and an ethnomethodologically-informed sociology of taste

John Manzo

141-155

A video life-world approach to consultation practice

the relevance of a socio-phenomenological approach

Jane Bickerton, Sue Procter, Barbara Johnson, Angel Medina

157-171

Revisiting the concept of time

archaic perplexity in Bergson and Heidegger

James Gilbert-Walsh

173-190

The soul

an existentialist point of view

Shai Frogel

191-204

Santa or the grinch

paradoxes presented by the use of today's popular media

Terry Moellinger

205-220

What is special about body based reference frame?

Neha Khetrapal

221-227

Peter McHugh 1929–2010

the unique gesture

Alan Blum

229-252

Peter McHugh and analysis

the one and the many, the universal and the particular, the whole and the part

Kieran M. Bonner

253-269

Honoring (recollecting) our memory of Peter McHugh as social theorist

Kenneth Colburn, Mary C. Moore

271-279

Peter McHugh

a memoir of the passion of theorizing

Patrick Colfer

281-286

Studying sociology with Peter McHugh

David A. Lynes

287-288

Peter McHugh's late work

Stanley Raffel

289-292

Some thoughts about the early academic years

Carl Weinberg

293-295

Case dismissed

Jay Julilen

297-298

Peter McHugh (edited curriculum vitae from 1992)

299-303

S. Turner, Explaining the Normative

Normativism, anti-normativism and humanist pragmatism

Maksymilian Del Mar

305-323

J. & K. Aho, Body matters

Gesine Hearn

325-331

Problems and mysteries

Philip Lewin

333-338

Postphenomenology, embodiment and technics,

Helena De Preester

339-345

R. Sokolowski, Phenomenology of the human person

Hans Pedersen

347-351

An unholistic alliance

Robert Stolorow

353-357

A. Johnston, Badiou, Žižek, and political transformations

Geoff Pfeifer

359-364

B. Sandmeyer, Husserl's constitutive phenomenology

James Dodd

365-370