M. Heidegger, Hegel

Donovan Irven

1-1

M. Heidegger, the beginning of Western philosophy

Kyle Shuttleworth

2-2

D. Cairns, The Philosophy of Edmund Husserl

Michael Weinmann

3-3

M. van Atten, Essays on Gödel's reception of Leibniz, Husserl and Brouwer

Manuel Bremer

4-4

E. Dorfman, Foundations of the everyday

Man-To Tang

5-5

K. Peden, Spinoza contra phenomenology

Elliot Patsoura

7-7

S. Ferrarello, Husserl's ethics and practical intentionality

Matt Bower

8-8

C. Romano, There is: the event and the finitude of appearing

Edward Willatt

9-9

D. Farrell Krell, Ecstasy, catastrophe

Donovan Irven

10-10

L. Fischer, The poet as phenomenologist

Alex Cosmescu

11-11

N. Gertz, The philosophy of war and exile

Dena Hurst

12-12

J. Rivera, The contemplative self after Michel Henry

Christopher Dupee

13-13

A. Calcagno, Lived experience from the inside out

Amie Zimmer

14-14

A. Staiti, Commentary on Husserl's "Ideas I"

Diego D'Angelo

15-15

J. Bloechl, N. de Warren, Phenomenology in a new key

Keith Whitmoyer

16-16

H. Massey, The origin of time

Lars Aagaard-Mogensen

17-17

F. Forestier, Le réel et le transcendantal

Erik Hoogcarspel

18-18

Geschichte, Politik, Ideologie

Heideggers "Schwarze Hefte" im Kontext

Guang Yang

19-19

E. Goldwyn, Reading between the Lines: Form and Content in Levinas’s Talmudic Readings

Esteban J. Beltrán Ulate

P. Honenberger, Naturalism and Philosophical Anthropology

Andrew Cooper

21-21

M. van Atten, Essays on Gödel's reception of Leibniz, Husserl and Brouwer

Dale Jacquette

22-22

D. Duicu, Phénoménologie du mouvement

Valeria De Luca

23-23

W. Large, Levinas' "Totality and infinity"

Rami El Ali

24-24

P. Trawny, Martin Heidegger

Guido Löhr

25-25

A. Xolocotzi, Ricardo Gibu, Fenomenología del cuerpo y hermenéutica de la corporeidad

Jean Orejarena

26-26

P. Ricoeur, Philosophical anthropology

Michael Maidan

27-27

F. Burgat, C. Ciocan, Phénoménologie de la vie animale

Maxime Lallement

28-28

I. de Gennaro, The weirdness of being

Marilyn Stendera

29-29

J. Bell, A. Cutrofello, Beyond the analytic-continental divide

Elizabeth Drummond Young

30-30

R. Kühn, Begehren und Sinn

Damian Peikert

31-31

C. McDonnell, Heidegger's way through phenomenology to the question of the meaning of being

Shawn Loht

32-32

F. Beiser, The genesis of Neo-kantianism

Nicolas Trujillo-Osorio

33-33

K. Peden, Spinoza contra phenomenology

What's wrong with phenomenology (according to Spinoza)?

Michael Deckard

34-34

J. Bell, M. Naas, Plato's animals

Georgios Tsagdis

35-35

P. Locke, R. McCann, Merleau-Ponty

Paul Di Georgio

36-36

J. Bell, M. Naas, Plato's animals

Laura Martena

37-37

H. Massey, The origin of time

Massimiliano Zanin

38-38

L. Braver, Division III of Heidegger's being and time

Emily Hughes

39-39

J. Mensch, Levinas's Existential Analytic

Esteban J. Beltrán Ulate

40-40

J. Bell, A. Cutrofello, Beyond the analytic-continental divide

Marcos Silva

41-41

J. Oksala, Feminist experiences

Tina Sikka

42-42

J. Bonnemann, Das Leibliche Widerfahrnis der Wahrnehmung

Agata Bąk

43-43

International conference: Women phenomenologists on social ontology, 11-12 February 2016, University of Paderbon

Manuela Massa

44-44

D. Moran, R. Parker, Early phenomenology

Antonio Calcagno

45-45

F. Jacquet, Patočka

Laura Paulizzi

46-46

A. Inkpin, Disclosing the world

Andrew Winters

47-47

J.-L. Marion, Negative certainties

Man-To Tang

48-48

A. Inkpin, Disclosing the world

Leen Verheyen

49-49

The introduction of phenomenology into French from 1900 to 1940

Maria L. Pintos Peñaranda

50-50

M. Larison, L'être en forme

Luis De Sousa

51-51

M. Gabriel, The ways of the world

Thomas Arnold, Tobias Keiling

52-52

C. Krijnen, The very idea of organization

Ana Miljević, Rastko Jovanov

53-53

A. Salice, H. B. Schmid, The phenomenological approach to social reality

Sean Petranovich

54-54

M. Carbone, The flesh of images

Andrew Inkpin

55-55

M. Carbone, The flesh of images

Paul Di Georgio

56-56

E. Coccia, Sensible life

Christopher Dupee

57-57

A. Shepherd, The gift of the other

Esteban J. Beltrán Ulate

58-58

B. Fondane, Existential monday

Jay Conway

59-59

D. Cohen-Levinas, M. Crépon, Levinas-Derrida

Luis F. Alarcón

60-60

P. Honenberger, Naturalism and Philosophical Anthropology

Henry Dicks

61-61

I. Farin, J. Malpas, Reading Heidegger's Black notebooks 1931-1941

Elad Lapidot

62-62

P. Ricoeur, C. Castoriadis, Dialogue sur l'histoire et l'imaginaire social

Angelos Mouzakitis

63-63

S. Blatti, S. Lapointe, Ontology after Carnap

Metaontology after ontology after Carnap

Jamie Shaw

64-64

V. Cernica, Judecata si timp

Jugement et temps – une recherche sur le lógos

Mihai-Dragos Vadana

65-65

K. Held, Phänomenologie der natürlichen Lebenswelt

Susan Gottlöber

66-66

J.-L. Marion, Givenness and revelation

Adrián R. Șandru

67-67

P.-J. Renaudie, Husserl et les catégories

Eric Clémençon

68-68

A. Berg, Phenomenalism, phenomenology, and the question of time

Jason Howard

69-69

A. Daly, Merleau-Ponty and the ethics of intersubjectivity

David Markwell

70-70

Cologne-Leuven summer school of phenomenology 2016 "Genetic phenomenology"

A report

Marco Cavallaro

71-71

J. Smith, Experiencing phenomenology

Owen Earnshaw

72-72

S. Davidson, M.-A. Vallée, Hermeneutics and phenomenology in Paul Ricoeur

Leen Verheyen

73-73

E. Falque, Crossing the rubicon

Owen Earnshaw

74-74

J.-P. Sartre, What is subjectivity

Mariam Thalos

75-75

C. Taylor, The language animal

Clark Wolf

76-76

International conference Phenomenology and practice

Jakub Buźniak

77-77

M. Carbone, The flesh of images

Monika Lemke

78-78

F.-W. von Herrmann, F. Alfieri, Martin Heidegger

Laura Paulizzi

79-79

S. Marino, Aesthetics, metaphysics, language

Diego D'Angelo

80-80

J. Derrida, M. Heidegger: the question of being and history

George Webster

81-81

S. Bakewell, At the existentialist café

Anthony Clemons

82-82

E. Fink, Play as symbol of the world

Shawn Loht

83-83

H. Schmitz, Ausgrabungen zum wirklichen Leben

Corinna Lagemann

84-84

C. Taylor, The language animal

Norman Lillegard

85-85

L. Ucnik, I. Chvatik, A. William, The phenomenological critique of mathematisation and the question of responsibility

Philipp Berghofer

86-86

J. Reynold, R. Sebold, Phenomenology and science

Svetlana Sholokhova

87-87

S. Hammerschlag, Broken Tablets

Esteban J. Beltrán Ulate

D. Di Cesare, Heidegger

Wer will Heidegger zähmen? Zu Donatella Di Cesares ‚Aufklärung‘ über die Schwarzen Hefte oder die postmoderne Verklärung Heideggers

Emanuele Caminada

89-89

L. Carruthers, Doing time

Diane Stringer

90-90

A. Simmons, E. Hackett, Phenomenology in the 21st century

Heath Williams

91-91

F. Dastur, Déconstruction et phénoménologie

Genovesi

92-92

C. Bouton, Time and freedom

Time frees practically

Lars Aagaard-Mogensen

93-93

M. Heidegger, Ponderings II-VI

Gregory Jackson

94-94