Toward a general theory of understanding

Schutzian theory as proto-hermeneutics

Daniel Havrancsik

333-369

The institution of life in Gehlen and Merleau-Ponty

searching for the common ground for the anthropological difference

Jan Halák, Jiří Klouda

371-394

What is original in Merleau-Ponty's view of the phenomenological reduction?

Christopher Pollard

395-413

Phenomenology and ontology of language and expression

Merleau-Ponty on speaking and spoken speech

Hayden Kee

415-435

Shame, belonging, and biopolitics

Agamben among the phenomenologists

Nicolai Krejberg Knudsen

437-455

Human mirrors

metaphors of intersubjectivity

Thiemo Breyer

457-474

Popitz's imaginative variation on power as model for critical phenomenology

J. Pearl

475-483

Power, discourse, and ethics

Michael Barber

485-491

Heinrich Popitz and the power of violence and technical action in the revolutionary and information ages

Erik Garrett

493-502

The philosophical anthropology of Heinrich Popitz

Jerry Williams

503-511

Language and the as-structure of experience

Robert Stolorow, George Atwood

513-515

The modern faces of postmodernism

Stefan Nicolae

517-521