Introduction making Chinese sense of phenomenology

Yung-Wei Lao

1-2

Time zones

phenomenological reflections on cultural time

David Carr

3-13

Krisis

the power of sense. time, history and the crisis of western culture in Husserl's phenomenology

Mario Ruggenini

15-29

The human sciences and historicality

Heidegger and the self-positioning of the western humanistic tradition

Tze-Wan Kwan

31-55

Authentic historicality

Steven Crowell

57-71

The sociological gaze and its time structure

a sociologist's belated encounter with Merleau-Ponty

Ping-Keung Lui

73-87

Toward revisioning Ricoeur's hermeneutic of suspicion in other spaces and cultures

Purushottama Bilimoria

89-109

Objectivity and inter-cultural experience

William R. McKenna

111-118

Phenomenology of the consocial situation

advancing the problems

Lester Embree

119-133

Intersubjectivity and phenomenology of the other

Merleau-Ponty's contribution

Kwok-Ying Lau

135-158

Personal givenness and cultural a prioris

Anthony Steinbock

159-176

Lifeworld, cultural difference and the idea of grounding

Chung-Chi Yu

177-187

Empathy and compassion as experiential praxis

confronting phenomenological analysis and buddhist teachings

Natalie Depraz

189-200

Heng and temporality of dao

Laozi and Heidegger

Qingjie Wang

201-217

Self-consciousness (svasamvittibhaga) and ego-consciousness (manas) in yogacara buddhism and in Husserl's phenomenology

Liangkang Ni

219-233

Natural realism, anti-reductionism, and intentionality

The "phenomenology" of Hilary Putnam

Dan Zahavi

235-251

Separation and connection

phenomenology of door and window

Chan-Fai Cheung

253-262