Introduction

phenomenology, practice, and action: perspectives on Central and Eastern Europe

Witold Płotka

5-11

The Ego as moral person

Husserl's concept of personhood in the context of his later ethics

Irene Breuer

15-35

On empathy

E. Stein and R. Ingarden vs. cognitive psychology

Tomasz Kąkol

35-45

Relativity of taste without relativism

an introduction to phenomenology of aesthetic experience

Carlos Lobo

46-81

Roman Ingarden

Phenomenology, responsibility and the ontological foundations of morality

Simona Bertolini

82-97

Irena Krońska

a student and a critic of Roman Ingarden's philosophy

Wojciech Starzyński

98-114

Phenomenology contra nazism

Dietrich von Hildebrand and Aurel Kolnai

Michael Gubser

115-132

Heidegger's critique of causal explanation in relation to psychotherapy

critical sketches on Heidegger's "Zollikon seminars"

Natalia Artemenko

133-150

The rupture and the rapture

eternity in Jan Patočka and Krzysztof Michalski

Nicolas de Warren

151-177

Praxis, the body, and solidarity

some reflections on the Marxist readings of phenomenology in Poland (1945-1989)

Witold Płotka

178-195

On the absence of eco-phenomenology in Poland

Magdalena Hoły-Łuczaj

196-209