Introduction

Philip Blosser, Thomas Nenon

1-4

Naturalism, historism, and phenomenology

Thomas M. Seebohm

7-32

How is phenomenology motivated?

Hans R. Sepp

35-44

Working notions

a meditation on Husserlian phenomenological practice

Elizabeth Behnke

45-70

Percept, concept, and the stratification of ideality

Luis R. Rabanaque

71-85

Focusing and phenomenology

Antonio Zirión Quijano

87-102

Quo vadis, phenomenology?

Tōru Tani

103-117

Toward a Husserlian conception of epistemology

Zhongwei Li

119-128

Perception as a source of justification of belief

William R. McKenna

129-137

The worldhood of the world and the worldly character of objects in Husserl

Roberto Walton

139-155

Thinking of difference and otherness from a Husserlian perspective

Rosemary Rizo-Patrón De Lerner

157-172

Husserl and Merleau-Ponty on embodied experience

Dermot Moran

175-195

Making the case for Gestalt organization

Edmund Husserl and Aron Gurwitsch on the problem of independent parts

Daniel Marcelle

197-222

Phenomenology of surprise

Natalie Depraz

223-233

The crisis of modern society and critical rationality

Nam-In Lee

235-250

Can a Schelerian ethic be grounded in the heart without losing its head?

Philip Blosser

251-268

A phenomenological reflection conducted through narrative

an essay in honor of Lester Embree

Richard Zaner

271-301

The participating professional

Ion Copoeru

303-314

Phenomenological overcoming of western prejudices against nonhuman animals

Maria L. Pintos Peñaranda

315-341

Ecophenomenology and the resistance of nature

Ted Toadvine

343-355

Reflections on the ecological crisis and the meaning of nature

Ullrich Melle

357-369

Modern technology and the flight from architecture

Timothy Casey

371-392

Reflections on metaarchaeology

Clifford T. BROWN

393-401

Objective meaning and subjective meaning

a clarification of Schutz's point of view

Chung-Chi Yu

403-411

Methodology of the social sciences is where the social scientists, philosophers and the persons on the street should meet

Hisashi Nasu

413-430

Phenomenological wissenschaftslehre and John McDowell's quietism

Michael Barber

433-454

Advancing phenomenology as a practical endeavor

Thomas Nenon

457-463

A letter of Dorion Cairns

Frederick Kersten

465-470

Curriculum vitae

Lester Embree

471-509