Table of contents

Acknowledgments

Phenomenology worldwide

Creative virtualities in the human self-interpretation in culture

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

11-12

The ethical evolution of mankind in Husserl's phenomenology

Ella Buceniece

3-11

Husserl and the tradition

Gary E. Overvold

13-23

Der Ethische Impuls der Husserlschen Phänomenologie

Christine Spahn

25-81

Phenomenology and multiculturalism

John F. Burke

85-94

Our values of expectation/expedition

Octavi Fullat Genis

95-124

Arquitectónica de la ética de la liberación

Enrique Dussel

125-159

Value orientation and human creativity

Carlos Romas-Mattei

161-176

Roman Ingarden's philosophy of culture

Zofia Majewska

177-191

On the alleged dilemma in a work being both African and philosophy

Jim Unah

193-211

Commonplaceness as a difficult situation for man

Krystyna Danecka-Szopowa

215-223

On the significance of animate form

Maxine Sheets-Johnstone

225-242

Heart transplantation

Maria L. Pfeiffer

243-258

Analyzing images of the future

Christer Bjurvill

259-280

La phénoménologie de la formation

Rimma Telcharova-Kurenkova, Eugene Plekhanov, S. Sisova

281-288

The one and the many in the schizophrenic life-world

Eva Syřišťová

291-293

Phenomenological psychopathology of interpersonal communications

Bruno Callieri

295-299

On human alienation

Eduardo Bolivar

301-317

La profundidad

Miguel Jarquín Marín

319-335

Intersubjective communication and psycho-impairment

Mary R. Barral

337-341

The language of evil

Steven Zucker

345-358

Foreknowledge, free will and modal logic

Yudit Ronen

359-368

Nothing in or out of the world is all good or all bad, all gods included

Frederick Sontag

369-375

Index of names