Life in the Glory of Its Radiating Manifestations 25th Anniversary Publication Book I

Life in the Glory of Its Radiating Manifestations 25th Anniversary Publication Book I / edited by Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka.

Western thought is surging, on the rebound from centuries of a merely background interest. Life is presenting crucial challenges to the human mind in science, technology, culture and social existence; challenges which reach the core of existence, human destiny, and the very meaningfulness - the huma...

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Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Tymieniecka, Anna-Teresa (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 1996.
Edition:1st ed. 1996.
Series:Analecta Husserliana, The Yearbook of Phenomenological Research ; 48
Springer eBook Collection.
Subjects:
Phenomenology .
Philosophy and science.
Philosophy of nature.
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Table of Contents:
  • Inaugural Study through World to Life
  • The Awakening of Consciousness in the Ontopoietic Differentiation of Life and the Unity of Apperception — A Discussion with Edmund Husserl
  • I The Constructive Scanning of Life: The Spread and Horizons of Chronos and Kairos
  • Die Zeitstruktur und das Absolute: Polarität in der Lyrik Paul Celan’s
  • Husserl and Camus: In Search of Time Accomplished
  • Time and Creativity
  • The Temporal Kairos and the Non-becoming of Eternity: Opposition or Encounter?
  • Temporality, Selfhood, and Creative Intentionality: Mead’s Phenomenological Synthesis
  • Contemporary Perspectives and the Functioning of Trace
  • II The Individualising Dynamisms of Passions and the Tying of Communal Order
  • The Body as Expression of Life
  • The Phenomenon of Death: Elements for a Poetics of Origins
  • The Destructive Passions of Life and the Soul: An Interdisciplinary View
  • Perceived Risk, Knowledge, and the Lifeworld
  • History, Intersubjectivity and Lebenswelt
  • From Transcendental Logic to the Phenomenology of the Life-World
  • Solipsism, Intersubjectivity and Lebenswelt
  • Homo Oeconomicus Revisited — The Epistemological Crisis of Political Economy
  • Conceiving Conflict Competition — Gripped by a World Picture: C. Darwin, D. H. Lawrence and F. A. von Hayek
  • III The Life-Struggle for the Light of the Spirit
  • The Other as Patient
  • A Critical Approach to the Problem of Existential vs. Psychoanalytically Diagnosed Anxiety
  • Clean Language: A Linguistic-Experiential Phenomenology
  • The Phenomenological Presuppositions of Psychiatry and the Meaning of Life
  • Una palabra en favor de las personas excepcionales
  • The Meta-Theory of Consciousness and Psychiatric Practice
  • Tagore, Freud and Jung on Artistic Creativity: A Psycho-phenomenological Study
  • Hermeneutics and Heideggerian Ontology in Psychiatry
  • IV The Deep Springs of Mundanity in Human Co-Existence: Moral Sense, Empathy, Solidarity, Communication, Intersubjective Grounding
  • Language, Lifeworld and (Inter)subjectivity
  • From Empathy to Solidarity: Intersubjective Connections According to Edith Stein
  • From Communion to Communication: A Study of Merleau-Ponty’s Mexican Lectures
  • Tymieniecka’s Conception of “the Moral Sense” in the Life of the Human Person
  • Intersubjectivity and Love: In Search of the Other
  • Intersubjectivity and Communication — A Phenomenological Account
  • Das Entwerfen in der Auffassung von Schütz und Heidegger, und Ricoeur’s Synthesis von Hermeneutik und Dialektik
  • Du mondain à l’ontologique dans l’intersubjectivité
  • V The Life of the Spirit in Its Historicity
  • J.-L. Vivès: De l’humanisme à l’anthropologie dans l’Espagne des “trois cultures”
  • Philosophie der Philosophiegeschichte von Rothacker bis Heidegger
  • Radicalizing Theory and the Interpretive Crisis of Intellectual History
  • El “Origen” fenomenológico de la desconstrucción
  • Certainty and Reflection: Reevaluating the “Cartesian Strand” in Husserl’s Early Conception of Consciousness
  • Index of Names.

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