Toward a new enlightenment

Metaphysics as philosophy of life

Nicoletta Ghigi

3-10

Moral excellence as cosmicization of human beingness in the ontopoietic perspective

Carmen Cozma

11-19

The inseparable link between "cosmology" and the "world of life" in the philosophy of Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

The originality of a new perspective on the "real individual and autonomous being" and a comparison with the "phenomenological realism" of Hedwig Conrad-Martius

Francesco Alfieri

21-36

The forces of the cosmos before genesis and before life

Some remarks on Eugen Fink's philosophy of the world

Simona Bertolini

37-46

Ontopoiesis in Ben Okri's poetic oeuvre and "A time for new dreams" (2011)

Rosemary Gray

49-57

Cosmic order and exoneration of the beautiful

Visions of the problem in contemporary philosophy

Ella Buceniece

59-70

The law of opposites in the ontopoiesis of life and in language

Zaiga Ikere

71-78

The forces of darkness and the forces of goodness

Jerzy Nowosielski's concept

Katarzyna Stark

79-90

Anthropological regression in the modern world versus Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's metaphysics of ontopoiesis of life

Jan Szmyd

93-106

Biologically organized quantum vacuum and the cosmic origin of cellular life

Attila Grandpierre

107-133

The cosmos of Yolanthe

Knowing without seeing

Detlev Quintern

135-145

Philosophical hermeneutics confronted by that which is different

Aleksandra Pawliszyn

147-153

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's and Max Scheler's phenomenology as the "ontopoietic genesis of a manager's life"

Bronisław Bombała

155-165

Comparative phenomenology of singing and dance as involving artistic "instruments" incorporated into the body of their performer

Alessia R. Vitale

169-194

Phenomenology and archeology

Methodological insights and thematic inspirations

Jaroslava Vydrová

195-208

Plotinus' "Enneads" and self-creation

Ineta Kivle

209-218

Directing Anatoly Vasilyev, from individual creative MAnner to the method

Valery Kolenova

219-223

Teleology in nature and life-transforming art

Vladimir L. Marchenkov

227-236

The creative potential of humor

Anna Malecka

237-244

Educational paradigm shift towards phenomenological pedagogy

Kiymet Selvi

245-258

Human soul, body and life horizons

Maija Kule

259-269

The unity of eastern and Western thought traditions in Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's phenomenology of life

Salahaddin Khalilov

273-284

Transcendental morphology

A phenomenological interpretation of human and non-human cosmos

Bence P. Marosan

285-325

The outside's inside

The phenomenology of the external world in Hedwig Conrad-Martius' thought

Ronny Miron

327-358

Kant and the starry heavens or the splendor and misery of speculative rationalism

Rihards Kulis

359-366

How to approach Heideggerian gods

Jani Vanhala

369-380

Meaning in the forthcoming sciences of life

From Nietzsche and Husserl to embodiment and biosemiotics

Ammar Zeifa

381-417

Motion in crisis

Why the analytic principles of thought destroy motion and life in the cosmos

Ion Soteropoulos

419-424

"Heraclitus/Nietzsche/Heidegger in πόλεμς” - “τά δὲ πάντα οἰακίζει κεραυνός” – Heraclitus

Kimiyo Murata-Soraci

425-433

Lebenswelt and operational methodology in the philosophical and epistemological reflections of Hugo Dingler

Dario Sacchi

435-454

The permanent creativity of self

Stefano Polenta

455-469

Cognition and emotion

From dichotomy to ambiguity

Claus Halberg

473-484

The meeting of man with man

Leszek Pyra

485-492

Humour, an enlightening and restorative force of the inner

Tereza-Brindusa Palade

493-500