Table of contents

Acknowledgements

Phenomenological history and phenomenological historiography

Mark Blum

3-26

Logos' timing of life - fabulating history

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

13-19

Phenomenology and the challenge of history

Kathleen Haney

27-43

Phenomenology, history and historicity in Karl Jaspers' philosophy

Filiz Peach

45-64

Does history have a purpose?

History theory of Merleau-Ponty in the latter half of the 1940s

Shoichi Matsuba

65-77

History as the unveiling of the telos

The Husserlian critique of the Weltanschauungen

Nicoletta Ghigi

79-90

Husserl and Bergson on time and consciousness

Rafael Winkler

93-115

The historicity of nature

Konrad Rokstad

117-146

The enlightenment and early romantic concepts of nature and the self

Oliver Holmes

147-175

Inhabited time

Couperin's Passacaille

Jessica Wiskus

177-193

Social imagination and history in Paul Ricoeur

Lafuente Cecilia Lafuente

195-222

Anxiety and time in the hermeneutic phenomenology of Heidegger

Marta Figueras I Badia

223-236

Principle of historicity in the phenomenology of life

Maija Kule

237-249

Emmanuel Levinas and the deformalization of time

Richard Sugarman

253-269

Emmanuel Levinas

Non-intentional consciousness and the status of representational thinking

Roger Duncan

271-281

The phenomenology of time in the philosophy of Levinas

Temporality and otherness in the Hebraic tradition

Shmuel Wygoda

283-301

Lifeworld between scientific and cultural experience

On "European crisis"

Andrina Tonkli Komel

305-315

Time, space and the individual being in the internal and external worlds during the lifecourse

Judith Glonek

317-326

Space travel

When "space" is a metaphor

Richard Webster

327-328

Phenomenology of life of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka and some issues of contemporary Georgian philosophy

Mamuka Dolidze

329-338

The philosophical sense is the mature sense

Husserl's reflection on the measure of philosophy

Włodzimierz Pawliszyn

339-352

Language, time and otherness

Julia Ponzio

353-372

Virtual decadence

Martin Holt

373-399

Some considerations concerning the question of measure in the phenomenology of life

Carmen Cozma

403-409

The interfacing of language and world

Erkut Sezgin

411-429

De l'idée de la forme phénoménologique

Jozef Sivák

431-438

Husserl and the crisis of philosophy

John Murungi

439-450

Phenomenological hermeneutics of intermediacy and the constitution of intercultural sense

Dean Komel

451-464

Arendt's revision of praxis

On plurality and narrative experience

William Melaney

465-479

Phenomenology in Mongolia

Danzankhorloo Dahspurev

481-482

Phenomenology of lifelong learning

Kiymet Selvi

483-500

From the station to the Lyceum

Matti Itkonen

501-520

Index of names

Appendix: the third world congress of phenomenology