Introduction

Phenomenology as the inspirational force of our times

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

1-10

Franz Brentano, the "grandfather of phenomenology" and the spirit of the times

11-28

The generative principles of phenomenology, their genesis, development and early expansion

Angela Ales Bello

29-60

Personal identity and the depth of the person

Husserl and the phenomenological circles of Munich and Göttingen

Roberta De Monticelli

61-73

Jean Hering and early phenomenological ontology

Jacek Surzyn

74-77

On Husserl's mathematical apprenticeship and philosophy of mathematics

Claire Ortiz Hill

78-93

The question of grammar in Logical investigations

With special reference to Brentano, Marty, Bolzano and later developments in logic

Jocelyn Benoist

94-97

Husserl and Bolzano

Jocelyn Benoist

98-99

Husserl's concept of pure logical grammar

Luis Flores Hernández

100-102

Epoché: meaning, object, and existence in Husserl's phenomenology

Oded Balaban

103-113

Husserl's notion of the natural attitude and the shift to transcendental phenomenology

Sebastian Luft

114-118

Passivity as pre-predicative constitution in Husserl

Structure and discussion

Rolf Kuhn, Michael Staudigl

119-133

The role of intersubjectivity and empathy in Husserl's foundational project

Kathleen Haney

134-145

Fathoming the abyss of time

Temporality and intentionality in Husserl's phenomenology

Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl

134-145

The concept of Lebenswelt from Husserl's philosophy of arithmetic to his crisis

Bianca M. D'ippolito

158-171

Max Scheler

The human person in action and in the cosmos

Nicolai Hartmann

172-183

The philosophy of Roman Ingarden

Zofia Majewska

184-198

In the shadow of the master

Danuta Gierulanka, phenomenology of mathematics

Maria Bielawka

199-201

Roman Ingarden's unique conception of aesthetic objects

Victor Kocay

202-209

Hedwig Conrad-Martius and the phenomenology of nature

Angela Ales Bello

210-231

Heidegger's phenomenology of being and Husserl's phenomenology of consciousness

Jiro Watanabe

240-254

German phenomenology from Landgrebe to Waldenfels

255-264

The development of phenomenology in Belgium and the Netherlands

Antonino Mazzù

265-273

Phenomenological anthropology in the Netherlands and Flanders

Bas Levering, Max Van Manen

274-285

Phenomenology in North America and "continental" philosophy

Robert Sweeney

286-292

Italian phenomenology in the world forum

Patrizia Manganaro

293-297

Phenomenology in cross-cultural dialogue with oriental philosophy

Robert Wise

298-300

Jan Patočka and phenomenology in Bohemia and Slovakia

Jozef Sivák

301-306

Phenomenological thinking in the Georgian philosophy of XXth century

Mamuka Dolidze

307-311

Teodors Celms, Kurt Stavenhagen and phenomenology in Latvia

Ella Buceniece

312-315

Phenomenology in India

Debabrata Sinha

316-317

Phenomenology and Islamic philosophy

Hassan Hanafi

318-322

Jean-Paul Sartre, a profound revision of Husserlian phenomenology

Yvanka Raynova

323-334

Sartre's early phenomenology of authenticity in relation to Husserl

Jacob Golomb

335-341

Maurice Merleau-Ponty, philosophy as phenomenology

Patrick Bourgeois

342-383

Hans-Georg Gadamer, phenomenology and the hermeneutic turn

Osvaldo Rossi

384-391

Paul Ricoeur and hermeneutic phenomenology

Domenico Jervolino

392-401

Phenomenology in Ortega and in Zubiri

Jesús Conill Sancho

402-408

Emmanuel Levinas

The ethics of "face to face" - the religious turn

Richard Sugarman

409-429

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's phenomenology of life

Thomas Ryba

430-459

Jacques Derrida's profound and radical questioning of Husserlian phenomenology

Denis Seron, Daniel Giovannangeli

460-469

María Zambrano's phenomenology of poetic reason

Miguel Illán

470-472

Fernando Montero's linguistic phenomenology

Jesús Conill Sancho

473-473

José Gaos

Alberto Carrillo Canán

474-477

Antonio Banfi

Stefano Zecchi

478-478

Enzo Paci, the life world from an empirical approach

Stefano Zecchi

479-480

Sofia Vanni-Rovighi

Stefano Zecchi

481-481

Dino Formaggio

Stefano Zecchi

482-482

Husserlian phenomenology in the work of Mario Sancipriano

Angela Ales Bello

483-485

Karol Wojtyła, between phenomenology and scholasticism

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

486-490

Hermann Schmitz, the "new phenomenology"

Hermann Schmitz

491-493

Michel Henry's "radical phenomenology of life"

Rolf Kuhn, Michael Staudigl

497-502

Meditations on intersubjectivity and historicity in Husserl's transcendental phenomenology

Konrad Rokstad

503-519

Phenomenological ethics, a historical outline

Jan Bengtsson

520-531

Phenomenology: corporeity and intersubjectivity in Husserl

The most significant influences of Husserl

Maria J. Cantista

532-543

Philosophy of language and corporeity

Luigia Di Pinto

544-552

The conception of intentionality in phenomenology and pragmatics

Eric Grillo

553-561

Phenomenological sociology

Gary Backhaus

562-567

Phenomenology and pragmatism

A recent encounter

Patrick Bourgeois

568-570

The concept of Lebenswelt in European culture

Bianca M. D'ippolito

571-572

Simone de Beauvoir's feminism, the other as subject

Judy Miles

573-579

Work and economics in Max Scheler

Daniela Verducci

580-588

Phenomenology and fundamental educational theory

Donald Vandenberg

589-600

Phenomenologically grounded interdisciplinary aesthetics: Marlies Kronegger

Robert Wise

601-605

From Ingarden to naturalistic aesthetics

Maria Gołaszewska

Piotr Mróz, Andrzej Warmínski

606-615

Phenomenology in science and literature

Mamuka Dolidze

608-615

Phenomenology of religion

Franco Bosio

616-620

AlFred Schütz, progenitor of social phenomenology

Gary Backhaus

621-630

Phenomenology and the philosophy of the natural sciences

Patrick A. Heelan

631-640

Paul Ricoeur on language, ethics and philosophical anthropology

Robert Sweeney

641-644

Hannah Arendt, phenomenology and political theory

Robert Bernasconi

645-647

Edith Stein: phenomenology, the state and religious commitment

Angela Ales Bello

648-656

Ludwig Binswanger, the inspiring force

Paola Ricci Sindoni

657-663

Medard Boss

Charles E. Scott

664-664

The life and work of Erwin Straus

Erling Eng

665-667

The phenomenological-hermeneutical approach in psychopathology and psychotherapy of schizophrenia in the Czech republic

Eva Syřišťová

668-668

Phenomenology in Henri Ey's work and French psychiatry

Jean Garrabé

669-678

The phenomenologico-existential approach to psychopathology

Bruno Callieri

679-684

A note on Edmund Husserl's late breakthrough to the plane of nature-life, completing his itinerary

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

685-686

Phenomenology of life, integral and scientific, fulfilling the expectations of Husserl's initial aspirations and last insights

A global movement

Lafuente Cecilia Lafuente

687-716

Bibliography of Analecta Husserliana

Synopsis and prospectus of phenomenology's path

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

720-722

Glossary of terms

723-734

Index of names

735-740