Imaginatio creatrix

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

3-41

Welcoming remarks

Erwin Straus

45-45

"Life-world" and "a priori" in Husserl's later thought

Mohanty

46-65

The transcendental "a priori" in Husserl and Kant

Richard T. Murphy

66-79

The affective "a priori"

Robert Sweeney

80-97

Discussion special contribution to the debate

Henning L. Meyn

98-115

Discussion special contribution to the debate

Donald Kuspit

116-123

Consciousness and action in Ingarden's thought

Andrzej Półtawski

124-137

The "a priori" in Ingarden's theory of meaning

Augustin Riska

138-146

Discussion

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

147-158

The activity of consciousness: Husserl and Bergson

Mario Sancipriano

161-167

Problems of continuity in the perceptual process

Mary R. Barral

168-182

The "a priori" moment of the subject-object dialectic in transcendental phenomenology

The relationship between "a priori" and "ideality"

Hans Köchler

183-198

Passivity and activity of consciousness in Husserl

Richard Zaner

199-226

Sense-experience

A stereoscopic view

Serge Morin

229-251

Freedom, self-reflection and inter-subjectivity or psychoanalysis and the limits of the phenomenological method

Wilfried Ver Eecke

252-270

Discussion

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

271-278

Constitution and intentionality in psychosis

Erling Eng

279-289

Scientific information function and Ingarden's theory of forms in the constitution of the real world

Jerzy Świecimski

290-322

Discussion

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

323-332

Le platonisme de Husserl

Denise Souche-Dagues

335-360

Art, imagination, and the a priori

Edward Casey

361-386