Table of contents

The human condition within the unity-of-everything-there-is-alive and its logoic network

Introduction

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

13-33

The language of our living body

Angela Ales Bello

3-14

What is it like to be embodied, naturalizing bodily self-awareness?

Peter Reynaert

15-22

Edmund Husserl's anthropological proposal in Ideen I-II

Mobeen Shahid

23-32

Non-intentionality of the lived-body

Andreas Brenner

33-44

Plato's teaching about "living creature"

Olena Shkubulyani

45-60

An enquiry concerning the dialectic of personality and its practical consequences

Victor G. Rivas López

61-89

Discussion on the notion of "life" and "existentia" in the philosophical conceptions of Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty

Maria Gołębiewska

93-99

"Vitalogy"

The African vision of the human person

Martin Nkemnkia

101-120

Conflict with our self

Willem Van Groenou

121-169

Essential individuality: on the nature of a person

Roberta De Monticelli

171-184

Ego-making principle in samkhya metaphysics and cosmology

Marzenna Jakubczak

185-195

The "person" and the "other" in María Zambrano's philosophical anthropology

Maria Ligozzi

197-213

Les figures de l'intersubjectivité chez Husserl

Maria M. Brito Martins

215-230

The logos of life and sexual difference

Agnes B. Curry

231-242

Phenomenology of life's opening to the moral philosophy

The virtue's issue

Carmen Cozma

245-257

The vulnerable body

Towards a phenomenological theory of violence

Michael Staudigl

259-272

Phenomenology of life in border situations

The experience of the ultimate

Piotr Mróz, Tristan Ace

273-292

The phenomenology of resistance

Kadria Ismail

293-305

Patočka and Derrida on responsibility

Eddo Evink

307-321

"Perfect health" and the disembodiment of the self

An approach to Michel Henry's thought

Azevedo De Azevedo

323-338

Beauvoirian existentialism

An ethic of individualism or individuation?

Laura Hengehold

339-356

The creationism of Leonardo Coimbra and Saudade as a moral gift

Maria T. De Noronha

357-370

Mater-natality: Augustine, Arendt, and Levinas

Ann W. Astell

373-398

Religion without why

Edith Stein and Martin Heidegger on the overcoming of metaphysics, with particular reference to angelus silesius and denys the areopagite

Michael F. Andrews

399-427

Hermeneutics of the mystical phenomenon in Edith Stein

Carmen Balzer

429-482

Index of names

Appendix: the third world congress of phenomenology