Husserl's phenomenology of spirit

a reading of the crisis of European sciences and related manuscripts

Dermot Moran

1-27

How is a phenomenology of historical worlds possible?

Tanja Staehler

29-43

Hegel and Husserl on the history of reason

Danilo Manca

45-60

Hegel's critique of foundationalism and its implications for Husserl's dream of rigorous science

Chong-Fuk Lau

61-75

Archeo-logos

Hegel and Heidegger on finding the principle in Heraclitus' saying

Antoine Cantin-Brault

77-91

The phenomenology of the pure ego and its dialectical actuality

Andrea Altobrando

93-114

Hegel, Husserl and imagination

Alfredo Ferrarin

115-130

Hegel, Merleau-Ponty, and the paradox of expression

Elisa Magrì

131-146

Adorno on the meaning of phenomenology

Giovanni Zanotti

147-162

Ricœur as a reader of Hegel

between defiance and nostalgia

Gilles Marmasse

163-175

Méditations hégéliennes vs. méditations cartésiennes

Edmund Husserl and Wilfrid Sellars on the given

Daniele De Santis

177-190