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The human encounter, the sphere of one's own, empathy
pp. 245-390
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Analysis of the nature of human encounter in a healthy and in a psychotic state
pp.247-257
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A variation on "reduction within reduction"
"interior extraneity"
pp.259-269
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The empathy problem in Edith Stein
pp.271-278
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The influence of Husserl in the pedagogical debate
pp.279-286
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The human condition within the unity-of-everything-there-is-alive
A challenge to philosophical anthropologies
pp.289-303
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Toward an open anthropology
Developing Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology
pp.305-315
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The "Lebenswelt" and the meaning of philosophy
pp.343-353
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Science and dialectics in a phenomenological anthropology
pp.355-361
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Towards a phenomenological methodology for anthropology
pp.363-367
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Strict science and Lebenswelt in Husserl's phenomenology
pp.369-376
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A problem in the phenomenology of action
Are there unintentional actions?
pp.377-390
http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-011-3450-7_29