Table of contents

The theme

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

11-13

Acknowledgments

"Back to man himself"

The philosophical inspiration of Zurab Kakabadze

Giorgi Nodia

1-7

The phenomenological ontology of the Göttingen circle

Juris Rosenwald

11-35

The formation of sense & creative experience

Maija Kule

39-57

The interrogation of perceptive faith

Jugoslav Vlaisavljević

59-74

The concept of attitude in Edmund Husserl's philosophy

Piotr Dawidziak

75-90

Delineation and analysis of objectivities (Gegenständlichkeiten) in Edmund Husserl's phenomenology

(based on "Logical investigations," volume II)

Nelly Motroshilova

91-144

Meaning as the reality of the world

Czesław Dmochowski

145-161

Controversy about actual existence

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's contribution to the study of Roman Ingarden's philosophy

Krystyna Górniak-Kocikowska

165-192

An attempt to reconcile intersubjectivity with transcendental idealism in Edmund Husserl's works

Jerzy Bukowski

193-208

The Ingarden-Husserl controversy

The methodological status of consciousness in phenomenology and the limits of the human condition

Tomáš Sodeika

209-221

Husserl's transcendental paradox and an attempt at overcoming it

Jozef Piaček

223-238

On some presuppositions of Husserl's "presuppositionless" philosophy

Jan W. Sarna

239-250

Man's existence in the realm of values

Dumitru Ghişe

253-268

The ontology of values from Neo-kantianism to phenomenology

Mihai Păstrăguş

269-287

Ontological bases of morality: moral realism and phenomenological praxeology

J. Vejs

289-300

Meaning in the social world

A.-T. Tymieniecka’s theory of the moral sense

Helena Gourko

301-317

The transcendence of the other and infinite responsibility

Krystyna Danecka-Szopowa

319-326

"What is our life?" cultural history and aesthetic experience in literary reception

György E. Szőnyi

329-339

The aesthetic core of the work of art

The boundaries of its phenomenological description

Joseph Szili

341-353

Victor Iancu's phenomenology of art

Alexandru Husar

355-367

The ontology of objects in Ingarden's aesthetics

Kazimierz Bartoszyński

369-393

De interpretatione: new creative and existential dimensions of hermeneutics in post-modernism

Monica Spiridon

395-415

The reception in Polish literature of Roman Ingarden's theory of painting

Jan P. Hudzik

417-436

Common humanity and the present-day Romanian novel (reflection and refraction)

Constantin Crişan

437-465

Literary semantics and the concepts of meaning and sense

Gajo Peleš

469-486

The limit and reaching beyond a philosophica-philoLogical investigation

Gabriel Liiceanu

487-505

No thinking without words

Henri Wald

507-521

On Roman Ingarden's semiotic views

A contribution to the history of Polish semiotics

Jacek J. Jadacki

523-540

Phenomenology and self-understanding in the modern world

The crisis of modernity and the possibility of a new and critical anthropology

Abdulah Šarčević

543-572

Un philosophe du monde naturel: Jan Patočka (1907-1977)

Jozef Sivák

573-601

The creative explosion of the life-world in schizophrenic psychosis

Its import for psychotherapy

Eva Syřišťová

603-612

Phenomenology as the method of contemporary philosophical anthropology

Ludvik Wciórka

613-624

The teleological structure of historical being

(the analysis of the problem made in Husserl's work, the crisis in European science and transcendental phenomenology)

Ella Buceniece

627-641

Husserl and Heidegger: phenomenology and ontology

Viktor Molčanov

643-670

On the paths of Cartesian freedom

Sartre and Levinas

Marek Jędraszewski

671-683

Bibliography of phenomenology in Poland

Janusz Sidorek

685-714

Bibliography of phenomenology in Yugoslavia

Miodrag Cekić, Dobrilo Aranitović

715-792

Supplementary bibliography of phenomenology in Yugoslavia (1982-1988)

Miodrag Cekić, Dobrilo Aranitović

793-826

Index of names