Husserlian Phenomenology in a New Key

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• One The Foundation of Intersubjectivity.
• Inter subjectivity As the Starting Point.
• Les Sources de la Vie morale.
• The Logical Space of Morality: A Possible Theory for the Foundation of Moral Values.
• Phenomenology and the Beginnings of the Moral Problem (Dilthey — Brentano — Husserl).
• Phenomenology As the Reawakening of the Platonic Philosophical Ethos.
• La Nocion de Valor en la Escuela fenomenológica.
• Phänomene einer Ethik.
• Responsibility As the Principle of Individuality: An Alternative to Husserl’s Theory of Intuition.
• The Topicality of Husserl’s Ethical Anti-relativism.
• Two Foundations of Morality and the Societal World.
• Vom Sozialen Verantwortungsapriori im Sozialphänomenologischen Denken Edmund Husserls.
• Le Phénoménal et le Politique.
• Phenomenology, the Moral Sense, and the Meaning of Life: Some Comments of the Philosophy of Edmund Husserl and A-T. Tymieniecka.
• La Actitud Natural y las Realidades Alternas.
• Husserl’s Influence on Sociology: A Study of Schütz’s Phenomenology.
• La Chair de la Communauté.
• The Historic Horizons of Meaning in the Japanese Social World.
• Three The Human Encounter, the Sphere of One’s Own, Empathy.
• Analysis of the Nature of Human Encounter in a Healthy and in a Psychotic State.
• A Variation on “Reduction Within Reduction”: “Interior Extraneity”.
• The Empathy Problem in Edith Stein.
• The Influence of Husserl in the Pedagogical Debate.
• Four Beyond Dichotomies in Phenomenological Anthropology: Body, Life-World, New Approaches.
• The Human Condition Within the Unity-of-Everything-There-is-Alive — A Challenge to Philosophical Anthropologies.
• Toward an Open Anthropology: Developing Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology.
• The Philosophy of the Body.
• Corporalidad.
• The “Lebenswelt” and the Meaning ofPhilosophy.
• Science and Dialectics in a Phenomenological Anthropology.
• Towards a Phenomenological Methodology for Anthropology.
• Strict Science and Lebenswelt in Husserl’s Phenomenology.
• A Problem in the Phenomenology of Action: Are There Unintentional Actions.
• Five The Human Being: The Psychological, Psychiatric, Analytic, and Therapeutic Breakthroughs of Phenomenology.
• Phenomenological Perspectives in Developmental Psychiatry.
• Phenomenology in General Psychopathology and Psychiatry.
• On the Possible Relationship Between Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis.
• A Ballad on Laughter.
• Phenomenological Hermeneutics of the Therapeutic Discourse.
• A Phenomenological Approach to the Unconscious.
• La Responsabilidad del Orientador en el Desarrolo de la Autoestima.
• Existence and Guilt: A Discourse on Origins in Phenomenology.
• Index of Names.