Introduction

Timothy J. Stapleton

1-14

The future of hermeneutic philosophy

Otto Pöggeler

17-35

Regulative ideas or sense-events?

an attempt to determine the logos of hermeneutics

Karl-Otto Apel

37-60

Transversal rationality

Calvin Schrag

61-78

Towards a systematic interpretationism

Hans Lenk

79-88

Husserl's Kant reception and the foundation of his transcendental phenomenological "first philosophy"

Gerhard Funke

91-112

The transformation in Husserl's later philosophy

Walter Biemel

113-125

The question of the transcendental ego

Sartre's critique of Husserl

James M. Edie

127-151

Kriegsnotsemester 1919

Heidegger's hermeneutic breakthrough

Theodore Kisiel

155-208

Heidegger and categorial intuition

Timothy J. Stapleton

209-236

Considerations on "Der Satz vom Grund"

Thomas M. Seebohm

237-253

Gadamer and Derrida as interpreters of Heidegger

on four texts of Gadamer and four texts of Derrida

Richard Palmer

255-305

Against transcendental empiricism

Bas C. van Fraassen

309-335

Being and knowing in modern physical science

Pierre Kerszberg

337-361

Galileo, Luther, and the hermeneutics of natural science

Patrick A. Heelan

363-375

Phenomenological excavation of archaeological cognition or how to hunt mammoth

Lester Embree

377-395

Heidegger and computers

Michael Heim

397-423

The enigma of art

phenomenology of aesthetic experience or archaeology of the work of art?

Kelkel

427-450

Ethics in our time

Adriaan Peperzak

451-468