Phenomenology

Repository | Series | Book

Springer, Dordrecht

1999

328 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-5128-8

Contributions to Phenomenology
vol. 36

Phenomenology

japanese and american perspectives

Edited by

Burt C. Hopkins

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-2610-8

Full citation:

Hopkins, B.C. (ed) (1999). Phenomenology: japanese and american perspectives, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Phenomenology as calculus?

Nuki Shigeto

1-14

Is logical space an a priori framework of the life-world?

Okamoto Yukiko

15-35

Merleau-Ponty's vertical genesis and the aristotelian powers of the soul

Fóti Véronique

39-58

The subject in phenomenology and analytic (jungian) psychology

Burt C. Hopkins

59-80

Certainty, the fictitious essence of philosophy

Yuasa Shin-Ichi

83-103

The aporia of time-analysis—reflection across the transcendental divide

Bruzina Ronald

105-132

What is Paris doing to us?

Scott Charles E

133-143

A conversation with Friedrich-Wilhelm von Herrmann on Heidegger's Beiträge zur Philosophie

Parvis Emad

145-166

The indeterminacy of images

Murata Junichi

169-183

Re-addressing phenomenology

Schoenbohm Susan

187-199

Question, reflection, and philosophical method in Heidegger's early Freiburg lectures

Crowell Steven

201-230

On the phenomenon of questioning

233-242

Augustine as phenomenologist

Brann Eva T.

243-252

Permanence and flux

Mickunas Algis

253-272

Nihilism

Sheehan Thomas

273-316

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