Introduction

on living into the future

1-9

To the people themselves

the value of phenomenology for global ethics

Stephen Minister

13-31

The problem of the other and the ethics of resistance

confronting the ethical deadlock of phenomenology with Jacques lacan

Drew M. Dalton

33-53

Ross and Scheler on the givenness and unity of value

James E. Hackett

55-73

Meaning, being, and time

the phenomenological significance of Dooyeweerd's thought

Neal DeRoo

77-96

Mixing fire and water

a critical phenomenology

Eric J. Mohr

97-116

Phenomenological jurisprudence

a reinterpretation of Adolf Reinach's Jarhrbuch essay

Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray

117-137

Emotion as the animation of value

Frances Bottenberg

141-156

Phenomenological distinctions

two types of envy and their difference from covetousness

Michael R. Kelly, Michael Kelly

157-177

The philosophy and phenomenology of revelation

a primer on the question

William C. Hackett

179-203

The integrity of intentionality

sketch for a phenomenological study

Matthew Ratcliffe

207-229

Affective incorporation

Giovanna Colombetti

231-248

Embodiment and affectivity in Moebius syndrome and schizophrenia

a phenomenological analysis

Joel Krueger, Mads G. Henriksen

249-267

Vitalism, pragmatism, and the future of phenomenology

Megan Craig

271-296

Intellectual and ethical inhibition

a meeting of pragmatism and phenomenology

Jason M. Bell

297-321

Is "phenomenology" a family resemblance term?

Tom Sparrow

325-343

The slow death of phenomenology

Paul J. Ennis

345-363

Have reports of phenomenology's death been greatly exaggerated?

Bruce Ellis Benson

365-378