Table of contents

Acknowledgements

The human creative condition between autopoiesis and ontopoiesis in the thought of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Daniela Verducci

3-20

Ontopoietic ciphering and the existential vision of reality

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

13-32

Ethical remarks around the specifically human existence in the phenomenology of life

Carmen Cozma

21-40

The role of ciphering in phenomenology of life

Maija Kule

41-50

"Man-world"; "man-nature"

Reflections on "feeling" and acting

Irene A. Bianchi

51-65

Ekstasy of the world/immanence of life Michel Henry, reader of Husserl

Carla Canullo

67-86

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's way through philosophy, science and art

Jan Szmyd

87-94

The controversy about the existence of the world in Edmund Husserl's phenomenological school

A. Reinach, R. Ingarden, H. Conrad-Martius, E. Stein

Angela Ales Bello

97-115

The phenomenological status of the world

Possibility and actuality

Kathleen Haney

117-128

The advance of the sense of the controversy over the existence of the world Heideggerian work as an example

A metaphilosophical experience

Włodzimierz Pawliszyn

129-146

Reality as "life" and "vitality" the idealism-realism of Max Scheler

Franco Bosio

147-165

The problem of the world

Merleau-Ponty on flesh, soul and place

David Brubaker

167-182

The critique of the phenomenological concept of the world according to Michel Henry

Michael Staudigl

183-198

An archeology of beginnings

Phenomenology and the space of the world

William Melaney

201-215

Edmund Husserl

Empathy and the transcendental constitution of the world

Michael F. Andrews

217-237

Worlds apart? Sartre's and Merleau-Ponty's transition from transcendental to ontological perspective on the nature of the world

Beata Stawarska

239-258

On "enworlding" transcendental subjectivity

Rethinking a misleading metaphor

Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl

259-282

The transcendental — phenomenological meaning of the notion of "experience" in the philosophies of e. Husserl and J. Dewey

Eugene Plekhanov, Rimma Telcharova-Kurenkova, Elena Rogačeva

283-292

Interhuman communication beyond the limits of time (Gadamer) and the temporality of lonely dasein (Heidegger)

Aleksandra Pawliszyn

295-311

A. Schutz's contribution to phenomenological theory of intersubjectivity

Natalia Smirnova

313-319

Ingarden and the philologists

Gerald Nyenhuis

321-326

Narrative self and world

Robert Sweeney

327-338

Ontopoiesis of life and new horizons in humanitarian education

Zaiga Ikere

339-347

Intentionality and the "being-in-the-language" of Michel Foucault

Maria Gołębiewska

349-362

Outlooking: notes and drafts on abstraction and memory

Açeron

363-372

Dream and myth

Cognitive and ontological value

Mina Sehdev

373-386

Knowledge of the world or world of knowledge?

Aurelio Rizzacasa

387-392

Ontopoética del significante

El palpo del signo

Antonio Domínguez Rey

393-418

The wisdom of Michelangelo's creation of Adam

Patricia Trutty-Coohill

421-434

Artistic and aesthetic values as the ontological foundation for the world of the literary work

Gloria Vergara

435-445

A world of art, politics, passion and betrayal

Trotsky, Rivera and Breton and manifesto - towards a free revolutionary art (1938)

Diane Scillia

447-466

From Hegel to Ingarden

Aesthetic objects and the "creation" of the world

Victor Kocay

467-483

Phenomenology of the poetical

Velga Vevere

485-499

Monade et monde

Réflexions sur les "Méditations cartésiennes" de E. Husserl

Bianca M. D'ippolito

503-514

L'éthique phénoménologique d'Edmund Husserl à Max Scheler

Kelkel

515-536

Human dignity and the objectification of the human being

Venter

537-601

Causality and freedom in Roman Ingarden

Tadeusz Czarnik

603-610

The promised land, the denied land

Karol Tarnowski

611-624

Phenomenology as a fact of cultural history

Anatoly Zotov

627-636

A Heideggerian defense of phenomenology against Adorno's negative dialectical critique

Joshua Rayman

637-648

The gods of time

Husserl, the Maya, and the pre-scientific world

David Martinez

649-663

How does the snake exist in the rope?

The controversy about the status of the existence of the world in classical Indian thought

Marta Kudelska

665-674

Lifeworld: a comparative study of some aspects of Chinese and Husserlian theory

Anna I. Wójcik

675-682

The world as an eternal entity and vitalogical living reality

Martin Nkemnkia

683-704

Chinese tales of origin

A hermeneutics of narrative discourse

Mao Chen

705-715

Thinking with the skin

The problem of space in modern philosophy - e. Husserl and A.-T. Tymieniecka

Ella Buceniece

719-727

Temporalization of the body within phenomenology and the metaphysics of manifestation

Rinalds Zembahs

729-737

The metaphysical foundations of environmental philosophy

Leszek Pyra

739-744

Toward a phenomenological grounding of the geographical conception of therapeutic landscapes

Gary Backhaus

745-773

Birth and natality in Hannah Arendt

Margarete Durst

777-797

Psychopathologies and cultural factors

Some neo-evolutionist perspectives

Fabio Petrelli, Roberto Verolini, Larissa Venturi

799-807

An historical approach to ontopoiesis of life and mind

The philosophy of J. c. smuts

Silvana Procacci

809-820

Science and reality

Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo

821-833

Systems as emergent phenomena

Julio Rubio

835-854

A classification of the approaches to the ontology of possible worlds

Semiha Akinci

855-866

Towards the philosophical Swann

Piotr Mróz

867-888

Index of names