Table of contents

The teleologies in Husserlian phenomenology

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

9-13

Acknowledgements

Man the creator and his triple telos

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

3-29

Final causality and teleological system in Aristotle

Angelo Capecci

33-62

The concept of evolution and the phenomenological teleology

Erling Eng

63-71

The epistemology of the sciences of nature in relation to the teleology of research in the thought of the later Husserl

Aurelio Rizzacasa

73-84

The teleology of "theoresis" and "praxis" in the thought of Husserl

Franco Bosio

85-90

The crisis of science as a crisis of teleological reason

Enrico Garulli

91-104

"Erlebnis" and "Logos" in Husserl's Crisis of the European sciences

Romano Romani

105-114

Perception as a teleological process of cognition

Rudolf Bernet

119-132

Interpretation and self-evidence

David Carr

133-147

The teleology of consciousness

Husserl and Merleau-Ponty

Bernard Dauenhauer

149-168

Phénoménologie et téléologie

Serge Valdinoci

169-182

Moral experience and teleology

Paolo Valori

185-191

The person as the accomplishment of intentional acts

Armando Rigobello

193-201

The transcendence of the person in action and man's self-teleology

Karol Wojtyła

203-212

Teleology and intersubjectivity

Jeffner Allen

213-219

Teleology and intersubjectivity in Husserl — reflections

Mary R. Barral

221-233

Teleology and inter-subjectivity in religious knowledge

Filippo Liverziani

235-247

The phenomenological horizon and the metaphysics of the person according to Giuseppe Zamboni

Ferdinando Marcolungo

249-254

The melancholic consciousness of guilt as a failure of intersubjectivity

Eugenio Borgna

255-265

The theory of the object and the teleology of history in Edmund Husserl

Bianca M. D'ippolito

271-274

The destruction of time by history

José L. Santalo

275-280

Teleology and philosophical historiography

Husserl and Jaspers

281-299

The end and time

Pierre Trotignon

301-315

History, teleology, and God in the philosophy of Husserl

Stephan Strasser

317-333

Teleology as "The form of all forms" and the inexhaustibility of research

Angela Ales Bello

337-351

Teleology and the constitution of spiritual forms

Mario Sancipriano

353-365

Metaphysics of beginnings and metaphysics of foundation

Elio Costantini

367-379

History as teleology and eschatology

Husserl and Heidegger

Kelkel

381-411

Conclusion arezzo

Paul RICOEUR

415-426

A historical note on the presence of Brentano in Sicily and on the first links of Italian culture with the phenomenology of Husserl

Antonio Brancaforte

429-439

Antonio Banfi, the first Italian interpreter of phenomenology

Roselina Salemi

441-460

Bibliography of Husserlian studies in Italy

Roselina Salemi

461-484

Index