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Spanish philosophy of life and phenomenology

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

9-12

Phenomenology of life and the new critique of reason

From Husserl’s philosophy to the phenomenology of life and of the human condition

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

3-16

The paradox of human life in the thought of Miguel de Unamuno

Lafuente Cecilia Lafuente

19-35

The current of living in the existential-I-subject according to the philosophy of J. G. Fichte

Manuel Riobó González

37-48

La cause de l'homme

Juste un individu

François Laruelle

49-56

Individualty and universality

Jean-Claude Piguet

57-66

On what exists

Peter Eisenhardt

67-71

Ideal objects and skepticism

A polemical point in logical invėstigations

Miguel García-Baró

73-90

Phenomenological "life"

A new look at the philosophic enterprise in Ortega y Gasset

Harold Raley

93-105

Ortega — phenomenologist

Nel Rodriguez Rial

107-134

Ortega's philosophy and modern psychology

Helio Carpintero

135-147

Ortega y Gasset

On being liberal in Spain

Francisco López Frías

149-166

Society as aristocratic

Towards a clarification of the meaning of "society" in Ortega's The revolt of the masses

Anton Donoso

167-184

The poetic instinct of life

Antonio Molina Flores

187-192

Creation and the meaning of life in the thinking of Antonio Machado

Isabel Ramirez Luque

193-202

Notes on a phenomenology of the divine in Maria Zambrano

Chantal Maillard

203-214

The auto-creation of human life in the philosophy of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

Nadia Delle Site

217-228

Art as self-interpretation-in-existence in A.-T. Tymieniecka

Mariantonietta Troccoli

229-232

Self-interpretation-in-existence and its legitimation

Angèle Kremer-Marietti

233-238

Man's interpretation of himself and historical praxis

Lourdes Gordillo Alvarez-Valdes

239-246

From the phenomenological notion of the world to its existential condition

Urbano Ferrer Santos

249-261

The problem of communication in Merleau-Ponty

Carmen Lara Nieto

263-274

The human openness in Xavier Zubiri

Isabel Aisa

275-284

The "life-world" and the crisis of psychology

José García-Prada

285-297

The analytics of the "dynamics of horizons" in Husserl's Analysen zur passiven Synthesis

Luigia Di Pinto

301-307

The mirror of interpretations and Husserlian discourse

Rosario García Del Pozo

309-321

Maurice Merleau-Ponty's logic of ambiguity

Isabel Matos Dias Caldeira Cabral

323-327

Existence and the mirror

Reflections on self-perception in the work of Merleau-Ponty

Douwe Tiemersma

339-351

The dialogical experience

Transcendental intersubjectivity and communicative praxis

César Moreno Marquez

355-370

Ontologia de la existencia y conciencia moral en E. Tugendhat

Jesús Conill Sancho

371-378

Subjectivity and transcendence

Husserl’s criticism of naturalistic thought

Antonio Gutiérrez Pozo

379-385

Aspects of Heidegger's concept of thought, alienation and enrooting

Alberto Santos

387-403

Phenomenological analysis of autobiographical texts

A design based on personal construct psychology

Manuel Villegas, Guillem Feixas, Neus Lopez

405-424

Medical objectivism and abstract pathology: two critical texts

Francisco Vázquez García

425-434

Husserl and Sartre

From phenomenology to integral humanism

Pedro Marquez Vergara

437-459

Intentionality

Reality, logos, and open-endedness

Ferran Graell

461-480

Phénoménologie explicitative et herméneutique dans la philosophie de Maurice Merleau-Ponty

João Paisana

481-493

Index of names