Table of contents

Introduction

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

9-11

Introduction (Chinese Translation)

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Harmony in becoming

The spontaneity of life and self-individualization

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

3-19

Acknowledgments

Toward a more comprehensive concept of life

Thaddeus Hang

21-30

Confucian methodology and understanding the human person

Chung Y. Cheng

31-46

Heidegger's quest for the essence of man

Tze-Wan Kwan

47-64

A comparative study of Lao-Tzu and Husserl

A methodological approach

Kun-Yu Woo

65-73

Man and consciousness in Chinese philosophy

A historical survey

Xin Ru

77-86

Transcendental consciousness in Edmund Husserl's phenomenology

Dallas Laskey

87-103

Life-world and reason in Husserl's philosophy of life

Vincent Shen

105-116

Consciousness and body in the phenomenology of Merleau-Ponty

Some remarks concerning flesh, vision, and world in the late philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty

Françoise Dastur

117-125

Language, consciousness, and mind in neo-Confucian philosophy

The crossbow pellet

Horst W. Huber

127-138

Conscience and life

Chi-Yan Kwong

139-149

A reevaluation of Confucius

Zehou Li

153-178

Conscience, morality and creativity

Shui-Chuen Lee

179-185

Confucian moral metaphysics and Heidegger's fundamental ontology

Wing-Cheuk Chan

187-202

The concept of tao

A hermeneutical perspective

203-213

Phenomenology and T'ien-T'ai and Hua-Yen buddhism

Hsueh-Li Cheng

215-227

Chinese buddhism as an existential phenomenology

Charles Fu

229-251

A critical reflection on the methods of phenomenology, hermeneutics, and the idea of contextualization in religious and theological studies

Hsien-Chih Wang

253-268

The tenets of Roman Ingarden's aesthetics in a philosophical perspective

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

271-283

The literary work and its concretization in Roman Ingarden's aesthetics

Yushiro Takei

285-307

The writer as shaman

Michael Holstein

309-321

A glimpse of the fundamental nature of Japanese art

Hiroshi Kojima

323-326

A phenomenological perspective of Theodore Roethke's poetry

Holstein

327-337

Virginia Woolf's theory of reception

Megumi Hashimoto

339-346

The aesthetic interpretation of life in the tale of genji

Viglielmo

347-359