Table of contents

The history of American phenomenology-in-process

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

9-29

Marvin Farber and Husserl's Phenomenology

Sang-Ki Kim

3-15

Introductory note

Calvin Schrag, Eugene F. Kaelin

29-31

Fritz Kaufmann's Aesthetics

Hans Rudnick

17-30

Fritz Kaufmann's Literary Aesthetics as Defined by His Study of Thomas Mann

Lois Oppenheim

31-42

Moritz Geiger and Aesthetics

Algis Mickunas

43-57

The Place of Alfred Schütz in Phenomenology and His Contribution to the Phenomenological Movement in North America

Helmut R. Wagner

59-71

Into Alfred Schütz's World

Kurt Wolff

73-84

John Wild and Phenomenology

James M. Edie

85-97

John Wild and the Life-World

William McBride

99-113

The Legacy of Dorion Cairns and Aron Gurwitsch

A Letter to Future Historians

Lester Embree

115-146

Beyond the epoché

John Anderson

149-152

Phenomenological foundations

Harold Durfee

153-157

Experience and critical reflections

Joseph Kockelmans

158-164

The reconstitution of ethics

Dallas Laskey

165-168

Self-presentation

Herbert Spiegelberg

169-179

Self-presentation

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

180-190

Self-presentation

Mary R. Barral

193-196

Self-presentation

Joseph Catalano

197-199

Phenomenological reflection and the human meaning of science

John Compton

200-204

Statement of professional interests

Bernard Dauenhauer

205-206

Self-presentation

James M. Edie

207-211

Existence through resistance between man, world, and God

Manfred S. Frings

212-215

Space perception and a hermeneutic phenomenology of natural science

Patrick A. Heelan

216-220

Self-presentation

Don Ihde

221-226

Between boredom and anxiety

Eugene F. Kaelin

227-232

The natural and the unnatural

Frederick Kersten

233-236

A philosophical self-introduction

Theodore Kisiel

237-242

The crisis of reason and the "natural" world

Erazim Kohák

243-247

A philosophy of history with influence from the phenomenological tradition

Thomas Langan

248-251

Self-presentation

Alphonso Lingis

252-256

Self-presentation

Angel Medina

257-259

Self-presentation

Algis Mickunas

260-263

Self-presentation

Mohanty

264-269

Self-presentation

Henry Pietersma

270-275

Authorial reflections

Calvin Schrag

276-281

Self-presentation

Hans Siegfried

282-287

Self-presentation

Robert Sweeney

288-290

What I've tried to do with phenomenology

Bruce Wilshire

291-293

Working within medicine

Phenomenology at the edge

Richard Zaner

294-299

Eidetic variations

Harold Alderman

303-304

Self-presentation

Richard Aquila

305-310

Self-presentation

Linda Bell

311-313

Self-presentation

John Brough

314-315

Self-presentation

Ronald Bruzina

316-317

On mystical and other phenomena

John D. Caputo

318-322

Reason and its limits

Richard Cobb-Stevens

323-324

Self-presentation

Veda Cobb-Stevens

325-326

Self-presentation

Martin C. Dillon

327-327

Toward an applied phenomenology

Frederick Elliston

328-333

How I am a philosopher

Lester Embree

334-338

Self-presentation

Harrison Hall

339-341

Self-presentation

David M. Levin

342-344

Self-presentation

Gary B. MADISON

345-349

Description of my life and work

James Marsch

350-352

Self-presentation

William McBride

353-359

Self-presentation

Gilbert T. Null

360-364

Fidelity as well as insight

Clyde Pax

365-366

Self-presentation

Harry P. Reeder

367-368

Repeating Heidegger's question

Robert Scharff

369-373

Philosophical passages

An essay in self-presentation

Hugh J. Silverman

374-383

(On) self-presentation

David W. Smith

384-389

Self-presentation

Robert Solomon

390-392

On discovering the difference between Husserl and Frege

Dallas Willard

393-397

Phenomenology and I

Erling Eng

401-403

Phenomenology as non-logical steps

Eugene T. Gendlin

404-410

Self-presentation

Amedeo P. Giorgi

411-414

Hermeneutic ontology and the fate of rhetoric

Michael Hyde

415-420

Phenomenological approaches to the creative orchestration of literature and aesthetics

Marlies Kronegger

421-423

Self-presentation

Richard L. Lanigan

424-429

Self-presentation

George Psathas

430-433

Self-presentation

Beverly Schlack Randles

434-436

Self-presentation

Hans Rudnick

437-439

Phenomenology and practical human science

John R. Scudder Jr

440-441

On my brush with phenomenology

Kurt Wolff

442-445