Introduction

1-26

On the I-am-me experience in childhood and adolescence

29-48

A phenomenological approach to the ego

49-64

On the motility of the ego

Herbert Spiegelberg

65-86

Initiating

a phenomenological analysis

87-97

Putting ourselves into the place of others

toward a phenomenology of imaginary self — transposal

Herbert Spiegelberg

99-104

"Accident of birth"

a non-utilitarian motif in Mill's philosophy

107-129

A defense of human equality

131-153

Equality in existentialism

155-174

Human dignity

a challenge to contemporary philosophy

175-198

Ethics for fellows in the fate of existence

199-218

Good fortune obligates

Albert Schweitzer's second ethical principle

219-229

Why compensate the naturally handicapped

231-274

Is there a human right to one's native soil?

277-281

Toward global solidarity

283-287

The nuclear powers are forfeiting their claim to civil obedience

289-292

Unfairness and fairness

a phenomenological analysis

295-332