Akrasia and practical rationality

A phenomenological approach

Takashi Yoshikawa

1-15

How is time constituted in consciousness?

theories of apprehension in Husserl's phenomenology of time

Norio Murata

17-28

Things and reality

a problem for Husserl's theory of constitution

Takeshi Akiba

29-44

On the transcendence and reality of Husserlian objects

Yutaka Tomiyama

45-56

Neither one nor many

Husserl on the primal mode of the I

Shigeru Taguchi

57-68

A Husserlian account of the affective cognition of value

Tōru Yaegashi

69-82

Husserl on experience, expression, and reason

Shun Sato

83-94

Phantasieleib and the method of phenomenological qualitative research

Yasuhiko Murakami

95-104

Martin Heidegger and the question of translation

Takashi Ikeda

105-120

Heidegger's transcendental ontology and his interpretation of Kant

Norio Murai

121-138

Demystifying Roman Ingarden's purely intentional objects of perception

Genki Uemura

139-162

Truth and sincerity

the concept of truth in Levinas' philosophy

Shojiro Kotegawa

163-172

Phenomenology, metaphysics and comparative philosophy

sketch for a positive phenomenology

Shin Nagai

173-184