Husserl on time-analysis and phenomenological method

Tetsuya Sakakibara

7-24

The proto-synthesis in the perceptual dimension according to Husserl

a reconstructive reflection

Tadashi Ogawa

25-35

The ideality of meaning in Husserl

Yukiko Okamoto

37-54

The transcendental reflection of life without a transcendental ego

Hiroshi Kojima

55-68

The eidetic structure of subjectless, egoless, and selfless transcendental reflection

Burt C. Hopkins

69-80

Phenomenological self-reflection in Husserl and Fink

Yoshiteru Chida

81-92

Ideas for raising the question of the world within transcendental phenomenology

Freiburg, 1930

Eugen Fink

93-114

Humanism and transcendental phenomenology

Richard H. Holmes

121-134

Self and time

Yosuke Yamasaki

135-145

Is Scheler's ethic an ethic of virtue?

Philip Blosser

147-159

The view of the other

Shin-Ichi Yuasa

161-167

Truth in drama

Bernard Dauenhauer

169-179

The tragic voice of the feminine and its significance for phenomenology

Marylou Sena

181-192

Husserl and the "Foundations of geometry"

Keiichi Noé

193-210

Technology and cross-cultural perception

Don Ihde

221-233

Phenomenology of intercultural communication

Andrew R. Smith

235-247

Phenomenology of international images

Eric Kramer

249-262

Phenomenology of zen

Algis Mickunas

263-273

The radicalization of "seeing" an attempt to go beyond reflection

Eiichi Shimomissé

275-290

Coming to a decision about metaphysical principles

Michael Lazarin

291-312

Conversation on a plane

Lester Embree

313-326

Phenomenology and cognitive psychology

Shinya Noé

335-344

The role of the phenomenologist in social science

Joseph J. Pilotta

345-356

On the transcendental or the phenomenological reduction(epoché)

from a sociological perspective

Yoshikuni Yatani

357-379

Role theory in view of postmodernism and the "author effect"

John Murphy

381-392

Phenomenological reflections on the philosophy of history

David Carr

393-408

Husserl's question of history

the parallelism between his theory of association and the narrative theory of history

Shigeto Nuki

409-422

The underlying conception of science in Dilthey's

Rudolf Makkreel

423-439