Table of contents

Acknowledgments

Phenomenology worldwide

The reincarnated mind or the ontopoietic outburst in creative virtualities: harmonisation and attunement in cognition, the fine arts, literature, aesthetics

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

11-12

Road-signs to "creativity"

Venter

3-27

How I went up to image phenomenology and came down entangled…

Patricia Trutty-Coohill

29-33

Art as moral gamble

Sławomir Magala

35-47

The creative virtuality of negritude in Brazilian literature

Nancy Campi De Castro

49-58

Being and the creative power of language (the late Heidegger)

Alexander Pigalev

59-72

Beyond semiological reductionism

Martin C. Dillon

75-88

From experience to judgment in the aftermath of postmodern critique

Calvin Schrag

89-95

Transversal rationality, rhetoric, and the imagination

Ramsey E. Ramsey

97-107

Poetry and emotion

Willis Salomon

109-121

Landscape and alienation in the late nineteenth century

Michelle Facos

123-129

The unbearable lightness of sacrifice

Alin Cristian

131-140

Telling stories

Lawrence Kimmel

143-154

Considering die and death

Alberto Carrillo Canán

155-180

The phenomenological motives of Heidegger's and Gadamer's hermeneutics of the literary text

Said Tawfik

181-207

Language and experience

Danuta Ulicka

209-212

A hermeneutic inquiry into Heidegger's Gelassenheit

Gary Mcneely

213-232

Can women reign?

Wolfgang Wittkowski

233-248

Phenomenological aesthetics and the contemporary arts

Mihai Păstrăguş

251-269

The artistic, the aesthetic and the function of art

Ynhui Park

271-286

Reveries on aesthetics

Andrew J. Svedlow

287-291

Musical and visual encounters

Robyn Gangi

293-321

The education of the eye and the experience of art in renaissance Italy

Andrea Bolland

325-333

Cutting the line

Jorella Andrews

335-343

The advent of the modern child and student

Jill Miller

345-362

Fashion, commercial culture and the femme fatale

Elizabeth Menon

363-379

Index of names