J. Canales, The Physicist and the Philosopher

Diane Soeiro

1-1

J. Sallis, the return of nature

Zachary Isrow

2-2

J. Canales, The Physicist and the Philosopher

Juljan Krause

3-3

The transcendental in question

Echoes of the symposium held at the University of lorraine, metz, november 16-18, 2016

Yves Meessen

4-4

D. Low, In defense of phenomenology

Merleau-Ponty revived

John Shand

5-5

M. Heidegger, Interpretation of Nietzsche's second untimely meditation

David Mitchell

6-6

Social imaginaries

Angelos Mouzakitis

7-7

A. Schütz, Schriften zur musik

Shang-Wen Wang

8-8

D. Trigg, Topophobia

Francis Russell

9-9

J. Patočka, The natural world as a philosophical problem

Michael Deckard

10-10

C. Elsby, A. Massecar, Essays on aesthetic genesis

Christopher Dupee

11-11

J. Canales, The Physicist and the Philosopher

Stephen Chadwick

12-12

D. Farrell Krell, Phantoms of the other

Joeri Schrijvers

13-13

A. Dewalque, C. Gauvry, Conscience et représentation

Marta Benenti

14-14

A. Osswald, La fundamentación pasiva de la experiencia

Alan P. Savignano

15-15

G. Laughery, Paul Ricoeur & living hermeneutics

Holdier

16-16

H.-G. Gadamer, The beginning of philosophy

Guy Bennett-Hunter

17-17

H.-G. Gadamer, The beginning of philosophy

Zachary Isrow

18-18

P. Sloterdijk, Not saved

Anthony Crisafi

19-19

R. Moati, Levinas and the night of being

Genovesi

20-20

S. Roski, Bolzano's conception of grounding

Petter Sandstad

21-21

M. Heidegger, Interpretation of Nietzsche's second untimely meditation

Michael Sigrist

22-22

F. Fraisopi, Philosophie und Frage

Marco Cavallaro

23-23

J. Schrijvers, Between faith and belief

Nicole Des Bouvrie

24-24

Y. Dolev, M. Roubach, Cosmological and psychological time

Esteban J. Beltrán Ulate

25-25

L. Hatab, Proto-phenomenology and the nature of language

Hayden Kee

26-26

M. O'Brien, Heidegger, history and the holocaust

Gregory Jackson

27-27

D. Schoeller, V. Saller, Thinking thinking

Étienne Pelletier

28-28

B. Liebsch, Der Andere in der Geschichte

Anne Clausen

29-29

C. Engelland, Ostension

Maria J. Clavel Vázquez

30-30

C. Sachs, Intentionality and the myths of the given

Eric Chelstrom

31-31

F. Varela, E. Thompson, E. Rosch, The embodied mind

Adrián Spremberg

32-32

H. Carel, Phenomenology of illness

Joseph Walsh

33-33

G. Kovacs, Thinking and be-ing in Heidegger's beiträge zur philosophie

Stuart Grant

34-34

T. Staehler, Hegel, Husserl and the phenomenology of historical worlds

Marco Crosa

35-35

J. Sternagel, Pathos des Leibes

Martha Holewa

36-36

Current debates in phenomenology & overcoming the continental-analytic divide

Michael Gutierrez

37-37

L. Rabanaque, A. Zirión, Horizonte y mundanidad

Pablo Guiñez

38-38

K.-Y. Lau, Phenomenology and intercultural understanding

Daniel Regnier

39-39

J. Dodd, Phenomenology, architecture and the built world

Kevin Berry

40-40

T. Keiling, Seinsgeschichte und phänomenologischer Realismus

Thomas Arnold

41-41

M. Heidegger, Ernst Jünger, correspondence

Forrest Cole

42-42

R. Winkler, Identity and difference

Meghant Sudan

43-43

F. Varela, E. Thompson, E. Rosch, The embodied mind

Diane Stringer

44-44

F. Varela, E. Thompson, E. Rosch, The embodied mind

Tom McClelland

45-45

E. Fink, Sein und Endlichkeit II

Christian Sternad

46-46

M. Heidegger, the history of beyng

Joshua Sharman

47-47

S. Gallagher, Enactivist interventions

Maxime Doyon

48-48

J. Sallis, Plato's statesman

Nicola Grayson

49-49

G. D'Oro, S. Overgaard, The Cambridge companion to philosophical methodology

Roland Bolz

50-50

P. Gordon, Adorno and existence

Jarno Hietalahti

51-51

V. Blok, Ernst Jünger's philosophy of technology

Salvatore Spina

52-52

J. Wahl, Transcendence and the concrete

Guy Bennett-Hunter

53-53

A. Dragomir, The world we live in

Anco Peeters

54-54

P. Ricoeur, Hermeneutics and the human sciences

Francesco Poggiani

55-55

M. Kelly, Phenomenology and the problem of time

Marcin Moskalewicz

56-56

J. Benoist, L'adresse du réel

Dominik Jarczewski

57-57

G. Bennington, Kant on the frontier

Jack R. Coopey

58-58

H. Schmitz, Zur Epigenese der Person

Corinna Lagemann

59-59

J. G. Fichte, Lectures on the theory of ethics

Carsten Nielsen

60-60

J. G. Fichte, Lectures on the theory of ethics

Robert Seymour

61-61

E. Alloa, Resistance of the sensible world

An introduction to Merleau-Ponty

Shawn Loht

62-62

S. Aurora, Filosofia e scienze nel primo Husserl

Nicola Spinelli

63-63

A. Dragomir, The world we live in

Corinna Lagemann

64-64

M. Rowlands, Memory and the self

Marina Trakas

65-65

S. Benso, Viva voce

Flaminia Incecchi

66-66

A. Wells, Phenomenologies of scripture

Douglas Giles

67-67

M. Calle-Gruber, Heidegger, philosophy and politics

Raymond A. Younis

68-68

M. DeLanda, G. Harman, The rise of realism

Mark Losoncz

69-69

Heidegger, philosophy and politics

Facundo Bey

70-70

R. Ingarden, Controversy over the existence of the world

Aleksandar Novakovic

71-71

B. Longuenesse, I, me, mine

Çağlan Dilek

72-72

C. Durt, T. Fuchs, C. Tewes, Embodiment, enaction, culture

Anya Daly

73-73

V. Blok, Ernst Jünger's philosophy of technology

Richard Fitch

74-74

K. Hart, Poetry and revelation

Jacob Mcguinn

75-75

O. Švec, Jakub Čapek, Pragmatic perspectives in phenomenology

Jonathan Lewis

76-76

Cologne-Leuven Summer School of Phenomenology 2017: A Summary

Andrew Krema

77-77

Husserl in a new generation

A conference presented by the Department of Philosophy, Kent State University, September 15-17, 2017

Gina Zavota, Deborah Barnbaum

78-78