Husserl's layered concept of the human person

conscious and unconscious

Dermot Moran

3-23

Reflections on the phenomenological unconscious in generative phenomenology

Alexander Schnell

25-37

Merleau-Ponty's conception of the unconscious in the late manuscripts

41-59

Repression and operative unconsciousness in phenomenology of perception

Timothy Mooney

61-74

Merleau-Ponty's nonverbal unconscious

James Phillips

75-92

Is there a phenomenology of unconsciousness?

being, nature, otherness in Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty, Levinas

Dorothée Legrand

95-111

From the night, the spectre

Joseph Cohen

133-140

Phenomenology and the problem of the inhuman

psychologism, correlationism, and the ethics of absolute materiality

Drew M. Dalton

141-159

Hypnagogia, anxiety, depersonalization

A phenomenological perspective

Dylan Trigg

163-179

Merleau-Ponty's non-exclusively-verbal unconscious

affect figurability and gender

Thamy Ayouch

181-207

The unconscious and the non-linguistic mode of thinking

Dieter Lohmar

209-221

A broken self-possession

responsive agency in habits

Line Ryberg Ingerslev

223-236

Surprise as a phenomenal marker of heart-unconscious

Natalie Depraz

239-259

This immense fascination with the unconscious

psychoanalysis and surrealism

Alphonso Lingis

261-277