The symphony of sentience, in cosmos and life

in memoriam Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Olga Louchakova-Schwartz

3-13

The World Phenomenology Institute's eco-phenomenology

Daniela Verducci

17-24

Metaphysics and eco-phenomenology aiming at the harmony of human life with the cosmos

Francesco Totaro

25-29

Ontopoiesis of life as eco-phenomenology

Carmen Cozma

31-40

Eco-Phenomenology

philosophical sources and main concepts

Maija Kule

43-58

Logos of life and logos of science

metaphysical advice

Gianfranco Bosio

59-68

An insight into the foundations of eco-phenomenology

Massimo Marassi

69-77

Some questions about idealism and realism in the structure of husserlian phenomenology

Dario Sacchi

79-86

The origin paradox

how could life emerge from nonlife?

Ion Soteropoulos

87-113

The fundamental biological activity of the universe

Attila Grandpierre

115-140

Cosmic harmony, the emergence of life and of human consciousness

Mamuka Dolidze

141-151

Welt. At the origins of eco-phenomenology

Heidegger's concept of "world" in the work of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Stefano Veluti

155-174

Life and human life in the system of world coordinates on the basis of extreme dynamic equilibriums

Nikolay N. Kozhevnikov, Vera S. Danilova

175-186

Eco-phenomenological vision

balancing the harmony of the earth

Debika Saha

187-190

From Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's eco-phenomenology to Paul Ricoeur's hermeneutics

the role of the human being in the global context of cosmos, chaos and evil

Lafuente Cecilia Lafuente

191-216

Ego

the cross point of divine Illumination and social reality

Konul Bunyadzade

217-222

Phenomenology as ecology

movement from ego- to geo- and eco-thinking

Ella Buceniece

225-234

"Song of the earth"

an eco-phenomenology

Kimiyo Murata-Soraci

235-243

Cultural sustainability

lines of reflection for a human life in the harmony of the cosmos

Alessandra Lucaioli

245-253

The geology of movement. the earth and the dynamic of phenomenalisation in Merleau-Ponty and Patočka

Renato Boccali

255-261

On two versions of phenomenological transgression – Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka and Jean-Paul Sartre

Piotr Mróz

263-278

Sowing "a quilt of harmony"

an eco-phenomenological reading of Ben Okri's "lines in potentis" from wild (2012)

Rosemary Gray

281-290

Eco-phenomenology of scientific activity as non-routinized routine

Stefan Banach's café method of research and its contemporary continuation

Bronisław Bombała

291-308

Eco-Phenomenology

the Japanese original perspective in the thought of Nishida Kitaro

Valentina Carella

309-319

"Negative seeing"

Robert Smithson, earth art, and the eco-phenomenology of "mirror displacements"

Ming-Qian Ma

321-338

The transcendental philosophy of Krishnachandra

an Indian approach to human life

Koushik Joardar

339-346

Henryk Skolimowski's eco-philosophy as a project of living philosophy

Anna Małecka, Katarzyna Stark

347-355

Small talk with a grape vine

presence and the sensuous depth of being

Lena Hopsch

359-366

Auditory phenomena and human life

phenomenological experience

Ineta Kivle

367-373

Animal being means desiring

subjectivity, singularity, diversity in post-human life

Roberto Marchesini

375-385

The language that (in)habits us

Antonio Domínguez Rey

387-404

Phenomenological elucidations carried out by constructing a phenomenological language

Erkut Sezgin

405-416

Phenomenology after conceptual art

Andrew Chesher

417-433

The human condition, nature, power and creativity. philosophical anthropology and eco-phenomenology in the context of biopolitics

Massimo Mezzanzanica

435-448

The concept of life in Ludwig Binswanger's phenomenological psychopathology

Anna Piazza

451-460

Meaningless life

the role of clinical phenomenology in understanding the "being in the world" of psychiatric patients

Giulio Lo Bello

461-468

An ecological perspective on the helping relationship

Antonio De Luca

469-478

Experience of the city

an eco-phenomenological perspective

Velga Vevere

479-489

Eco-phenomenology of the human environment

the case of intercultural dialogue

Angela Ales Bello

491-501

Digital reason vs. the modern "metamorphosis of man"

from the perspectives of the philosophical anthropology of józef bańka and anna-teresa Tymieniecka

Jan Szmyd

503-513