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Phenomenology and existentialism in the twentieth century

New waves of philosophical inspirations

edited byAnna-Teresa Tymieniecka

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Theme Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

pp.1-5

http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-90-481-2725-2_1
Table of contents

pp.v-vii
Acknowledgements

pp.ix-x
Section i

pp.7-91
Husserl and phenomenology, experience and essence Claire Ortiz Hill

pp.9-22

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Jean Wahl the precursor

Kierkegaard and existentialism

Angèle Kremer-Marietti

pp.23-30

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The transcendental and the singular

Husserl and the existential thinkers between the two world wars

Maria Villela-Petit

pp.31-43

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De l'"in-existence" intentionelle à l'"ek-in-sistence" existentielle Jozef Sivák

pp.45-73

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The value of the question in Husserl's perspective Witold Płotka(Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw)

pp.75-91

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Section II

pp.93-200
The essential structure and intentional object of action

Toward understanding the Blondelian existential phenomenology

Jeffrey Walkey

pp.95-110

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Subjectivity, openness and plurality

On the background of Edmund Husserl's phenomenological reduction

Jaroslava Vydrová(Institute of Philosophy, Slovak Academy of Sciences)

pp.111-125

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What does it mean to be an existentialist today? Piotr Mróz

pp.127-143

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Dufrenne and Merleau-Ponty

A comparative meditation on phenomenology

Michael Berman

pp.145-160

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The ethical project and intentionality in Edmund Husserl Susi Ferrarello

pp.161-177

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Is Nietzsche a phenomenologist?

Towards a Nietzschean phenomenology of the body

Lars Petter Storm Torjussen

pp.179-189

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The problem of authenticity and everydayness in existential philosophy Joanna Hańderek

pp.191-200

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Section III

pp.201-273
Lev Shestov's philosophy of crisis Grzegorz Gruca

pp.203-215

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The idea of god-man in Nicolas Berdyaev's existentialism Katarzyna Stark

pp.217-229

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Unamuno as "pathological" phenomenologist

Tragic sense and beyond

Tze-Wan Kwan

pp.231-252

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Blondel and the philosophy of life Clara Mandolini

pp.253-273

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Section iv

pp.275-321
From the archeology of happening… to the matter of death Aleksandra Pawliszyn

pp.277-293

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The phenomenology of pain

An experience of life

Juan Carlos Couceiro Bueno

pp.295-307

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The existential overcoming of phenomenology in Hans Blumenberg's philosophy of life and myth Maria Zowisło

pp.309-321

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Section v

pp.323-368
Temporality and passivity in Edmund Husserl's analyses Mobeen Shahid

pp.325-346

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On existence, actuality and possibility Semiha Akinci

pp.347-357

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The consciousness of time in life through phenomenology and existentialism Aurelio Rizzacasa

pp.359-368

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Section vi

pp.369-419
Existentialism: an atheistic or a Christian philosophy? William Franke

pp.371-394

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The horizon of humanity and the transcendental analysis of the lifeworld Johannes Servan

pp.395-408

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Crisis and culture Stefano Zecchi

pp.409-419

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Section vii

pp.421-450
Understanding as being

Heidegger and Mamardashvili

Mara Stafecka

pp.423-432

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Mind – its way of existence, structure and functions in Tibetan buddhism – comparison with phenomenology Wiesław Kurpiewski

pp.433-450

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Name index

pp.451-456

Publication details

Publisher: Springer

Place: Dordrecht

Year: 2009

Pages: 456, x

Series: Analecta Husserliana

Series volume: 103

DOI: 10.1007/978-90-481-2725-2

ISBN (hardback): 9789048127245

ISBN (digital): 978-90-481-2725-2

Full citation:

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa (2009) Phenomenology and existentialism in the twentieth century: New waves of philosophical inspirations. Dordrecht, Springer.