Table of contents

Acknowledgements

Unveiling the logos of scientific interrogation

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

11-16

Scientific knowledge and human knowledge

Maria Gołaszewska

3-20

Science in mind

Exploring the language of the logos

Leo Zonneveld

21-37

"Objective science" in Husserlian life-world phenomenology

Aria Omrani

39-44

Phenomenological aspects of the natural coordinate system

Nikolaj Koževnikov

45-55

Alienation and wholeness

Wendy Hamblet

57-65

M. Heidegger's project for the optical interpretation of reflexion

The time, the reflexion and the logos

Alexander Kuzmin

67-80

"Phenomena" in Newton's mathematical experience

Samian

81-95

What computers could never do

Eldon Wait

97-104

Sensible models in cognitive neuroscience

Arthur Piper

105-118

Philosophical aspects of the new evolutionistic paradigms

Roberto Verolini, Fabio Petrelli

119-136

Phenomenology and ecophilosophy

Ignacy Fiut

137-150

Men in front of animals

Leszek Pyra

151-165

Toward a cultural phenomenology

Gary Backhaus

169-190

Contexts: the landscapes of human life

Kim Rogers

191-202

Schutz's conception of relevances and its influence on social philosophy

Natalia Smirnova

203-217

Demonstrating mobility

Anjana Bhattacharjee

219-226

The phenomenology of self as non-local

Theoretical considerations and research report

Amy L. Miller

227-245

An existential-phenomenological critique of philosophical counselling

Simon Du Plock

249-258

Logos in psychotherapy

The phenomena of encounter and hope in the psychotherapeutic relationship

Camilo Serrano Bónitto

259-268

The meaningfulness of mental health as being within a world of apparently meaningless being

Jarlath Fintan Mckenna

269-287

Ontopoiesis and union in the prayer of the heart

Contributions to psychotherapy and learning

Olga Louchakova-Schwartz

289-311

Das Lachen als die Kehrseite der Existenziellen Not

Eva Syřišťová

313-317

Index of names

Appendix: the third world congress of phenomenology