Editor's introduction

Timothy Burns, Thomas Szanto, Alessandro Salice

3-7

Husserl's account of action: naturalistic or anti-naturalistic?

a journey through the "Studien zur Struktur des Bewusstseins"

Andrea Staiti

8-21

Essence, eidos, and dialogue in Steins' "Husserl and Aquinas"

A comparison

Mette Lebech

22-36

Twenty-first century phenomenology?

Pursuing philosophy with and after Husserl

Steven Crowell

37-58

Merleau-Ponty and developing and coping reflectively

Timothy Mooney

59-76

Grief and phantom limbs

a phenomenological comparison

Matthew Ratcliffe

77-96

Back to space

Lilian Alweiss

97-112

Hating as contrary to loving

Anthony Steinbock

113-133

God making

an essay in theopoetic imagination

Richard Kearney

115-160

Do arguments about subjective origins diminish the reality of the real?

Thomas Nenon

134-144

Husserl's awakening to speech

Nicolas de Warren

161-174

Editorial introduction

Maxime Doyon, Augustin DuMont

Kant and Husserl on the (alleged) function of imagination in perception

Maxime Doyon

Imagination and its critical dimension

lived possibilities and an other kind of otherwise

Andreea Aldea

The hidden art of understanding

Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty's appropriation of Kant's theory of imagination

Samantha Matherne

Are fictional emotion genuine and rational?

phenomenological reflections on a controversial question

Michela Summa

"Das Wunder hier ist die Rationalität"

Remarks on Husserl on Kant's "Einbildungskraft" and the idea of transcendental philosophy (with a note on Kurd Laßwitz)

Daniele De Santis

Imagination and indeterminacy

the problematic object in Kant and Husserl

Augustin DuMont

Husserl's early concept of metaphysics as the ultimate science of reality

Emiliano Trizio