Table of contents

Acknowledgements

Inspirations of Heraclitus from ephesus fulfilled in our new enlightenment

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

3-12

Was Plato a Platonist?

Konrad Rokstad

15-22

The life of being refound with the phenomenology of life of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Daniela Verducci

23-37

Critique of reason projects with reference to antiquity

I. Kant and the Platonic ideas, e. Husserl and the mnemosinean enticement, a.-t. Tymieniecka and the dyonisian logos

Ella Buceniece

39-49

What was a classic until the beginning of 20th century?

Tansu Acik

51-57

The existentialistic subject today

Simen Andersen Øyen

61-74

Re-turning to the real

Phenomenological appropriations of Plato's "ideas" and the allegory of the cave

Robert Switzer

75-90

Living life and making life

Andreas Brenner

91-102

Man's world and logos as feeling

Manjulika Ghosh

103-110

The feast of life or the feast of reason

Kierkegaard versus Plato

Velga Vevere

111-122

Gibt es ein materiales Apriori?

Wei Zhang

123-138

The idea of paidea in the context of ontopoesis of life

Eugene Plekhanov, Rimma Telcharova-Kurenkova, Elena Rogačeva

141-146

International dimention of John Dewey's pedagogy

Lessons for tomorrow

Elena Rogačeva

147-169

Thinking conditioned by language and tradition

Māra Stafecka

171-180

How to conduct life (arete and phronesis)

Juan C. Couceiro Bueno

181-187

The reason of the crisis

Husserl's re-examination of the concept of rationality

Witold Płotka

191-204

Logos as signifier

Husserl in the context of tradition

Koushik Joardar

206-215

The axiology of ontopoiesis and its rationality

Susi Ferrarello

217-225

Originating the Western world

A cultural phenomenology of historical consciousness

Tõnu Viik

227-240

The recovery of the self

Plotinus on self-cognition

Magdalena Płotka

241-249

Social connotations of the category of the "now" in the late writings of Edmund Husserl vs. J. Derrida and B. Waldenfels

Cezary J. Olbromski

251-265

Pound, propertius and logopoeia

Lars M. Gram

269-278

Phenomenology: creation and construction of knowledge

Kiymet Selvi

279-294

Perspicuous representation

A Wittgensteinian interpretation of Martin Heidegger's view of truth

Aydan Turanli

295-305

Origin and features of psychical creations in an ontopoietic perspective

Mina Sehdev

307-314

Nature and artifice in manifesting/producing the being

Francesco Totaro

317-326

Semiotics of being and Uexküllian phenomenology

Morten Tønnessen

327-340

The place: where we see the world as  a  limited whole

Sibel Oktar

341-353

Lines for contemporary constructivism to revisit and reintegrate the ancient sense of continuity between men and nature

Catia Giaconi

355-370

Paul Ricoeur: critical consent of logos to life

Anibal Fornari

372-394

The phenomenological significance and relevance of the reminders assembled as "language-games"

Erkut Sezgin

395-411

"Sophia" as "telos" in the "ontopoietic perspective"

Carmen Cozma

412-421

The self and the world

Vedanta, sufism, and the presocratics in a phenomenological view

Olga Louchakova-Schwartz

423-438

Trinitarian appropriations of the transcendentals

Givenness and intentionality in Levinas, Marion, and Tymieniecka

Thomas Ryba

439-463

Blanchot's inaugural poetics

Visibility and the infinite conversation

William Melaney

467-483

Love of life, tragedy and some characters in Greek mythology

Halil Turan

485-493

Humor in the perspective of logos

The inspirations of ancient Greek philosophy

Anna Małecka

495-506

The ideal and the real

Bridging the gap

Brian Grassom

507-519

Historicity, narrative and the construction of monstrosity in John Gardner's Grendel

Firat Karadas

521-538

The power of dance/movement as a means of expression

Ali Öztürk

539-547

Making history our own

Appropriation and transgression of the intentional history of human rights

Johannes Servan

551-558

Vitality and wobbliness of universal moral values in the post-modern world

Creativity and regulative function of the logos of life

Jan Szmyd

559-577

A true and better "I"

Husserl's call for worldly renewal

Michael Gubser

579-598

The question of the subject

Jan Patočka's phenomenological contribution

Saulius Geniusas

599-611

"Human creativity according to the being" and narrative ethics

An actualization of Aristotle's account of imagination

Silvia Pierosara

613-628

Theosis and life in Nicolai Berdyaev's philosophy

Katarzyna Stark

631-644

Harmonious balance

The ultimate phenomenon of life experience, a Confucian attempt and approach

Tsung-I Dow

645-658

Dance: walking and self-moving in Husserl and Merleau-Ponty

Jonathon Appels

659-663

The songlines: dreaming the ancestors and sustaining the world in aboriginal art

Bruce Ross

665-672

Logos and life

Understanding of rhythm

Maija Kule

675-683

Life powerful force between virtuality and enactment

Clara Mandolini

685-693

Visualizing Tymieniecka's approach with string theory

Patricia Trutty-Coohill

695-700

Universal principles of the world and the coordinate system on the basis of limit dynamical equilibrium

Nikolaj Koževnikov

701-709

The biological principle of natural sciences and the logos of life of natural philosophy

A comparison and the perspectives of unifying the science and philosophy of life

Attila Grandpierre

711-727

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