Table of contents

Acknowledgements

Phenomenological hyletics

The animal, the human, the divine

Angela Ales Bello

3-10

Creative imagination in the converting of life's sensibilities into full human experience

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

15-20

Passivity and fundamental life's experience in Michel Henry's thought

Azevedo De Azevedo

11-32

Alterity, art, and the language of the soul

Brian Grassom

33-42

Ontopoiesis and spiritual emergence

Bridging Tymieniecka's phenomenology of life and transpersonal psychology

Olga Louchakova-Schwartz

43-68

The theory of the passions in the sermons of Antônio Vieira S. J. (1608–1697)

A phenomenological reading

Márcio L. Fernandes

69-85

Phenomenology: the return to the living soul

Olena Shkubulyani

87-101

The transpersonal psycho-phenomenology of self & soul

Meditators and multiples speak

Amy L. Miller

103-122

Science and the human phenomenon

Markings from a cosmic orphan

Leo Zonneveld

125-136

Consciousness in the perspective of evolution

Ignacy Fiut

137-149

The constitution of biological objects of inquiry from the viewpoint of hermeneutic phenomenology

Dimitri Ginev

151-164

Biological function without natural design

Ayhan Sol

165-178

Artificial intelligence

The role of phenomenology in the organization of interdisciplinary researches

Anatoly Zotov

179-186

Soul and body in the phenomenological context

Salahaddin Khalilov

189-199

Epistemological questions concerning the in-depth body and the coming about of the ego

Helena De Preester

201-225

E. Husserl's phenomenology on the universal life of consciousness in reflection and in time

Alexander Kuzmin

227-236

Husserl's transcendental phenomenology and the mind-body problem

David Grünberg

237-258

Origins of consciousness and conscious (free) intention from the viewpoint of Rudolf Steiner's spiritual science (anthroposophy) in relation to Husserl's transcendental reduction

Marek Majorek

259-278

The concept of human soul/mind in the light of the evolutionist theory of knowledge

Scientific epistemological aspects and metaphysical implications

Roberto Verolini

279-305

The meaning of empathic understanding in human inquiry

Adri Smaling

309-341

Scientific analysis of the body and the interaction of minds

Halil Turan

343-360

"To communicate with a Gnat"

Experience and communication within the context of life-world

Ella Buceniece

361-370

Albert Camus

The awareness of extraneousness

Maria Ligozzi

371-378

Descartes, Hume, Kant and Diderot

The interconnectedness of the self and nature

Oliver Holmes

381-417

To dive back in the flux of life

William James's critique of intellectualism

Velga Vevere

419-433

The social construction of the self

Contribution of social phenomenology

Natalia Smirnova

435-449

The category of the (non-)temporal "now" in philosophy of the 'late' Husserl

Cezary J. Olbromski

451-458

Ingmar Bergman's projected self

From W. A. Mozart's Die Zauberflöte to Vargtimmen

Ellen Burns

459-468

On the interface between minds and concepts

Semiha Akinci

471-483

Mind and ontology

Ingarden's phenomenology and Mahayana philosophy as opposed ways of approach to reality

Wiesław Kurpiewski

485-508

Deconstruction of the logocenter of all grounds constructed by language habits language-game the surroundings of which is everywhere, the center of which is nowhere

Erkut Sezgin

509-522

Symbolical forms and their role in an anthropological analysis

Ernst Cassirer's conception of the human world

Piotr Mróz, Maciej Kaluza

523-531

The positionalist notion of human nature in Plessner's and Gehlen's philosophy

Joanna Hańderek

533-547

Index of names