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Routledge, London

2004

330 Pages

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Phenomenology: Critical concepts in philosophy IV

Expanding horizons of phenomenology

Edited by

Dermot Moran, Lester Embree

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Moran, D. , Embree, L. (eds) (2004). Phenomenology: Critical concepts in philosophy IV: Expanding horizons of phenomenology, Routledge, London.

Table of Contents

Introduction to volume IV

Embree Lester, Moran Dermot

1-2

Religion

3-48

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Sketch of the saturated phenomenon

Marion Jean-Luc

5-28

Speech and religion

Henry Michel

29-48

Technology

49-82

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The experience of technology

Ihde Don

51-63

Highway bridges and feasts

Dreyfus Hubert L, Spinosa Charles

64-82

Ecology

83-148

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Toward a Heideggerean ethos for radical environmentalism

Zimmerman Michael E

85-118

Merleau-Ponty and deep ecology

Langer Monika

118-135

The possibility of a constitutive phenomenology of the environment

Embree Lester

136-148

Ethnicity

151-194

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Anti-semite and Jew

Sartre Jean-Paul

151-171

Sartrean bad faith and antiblack racism

Gordon Lewis Ricardo

172-194

Gender

195-264

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Simone de Beauvoir

Barber Michael

197-226

Throwing like a girl

Young Iris Marion

227-243

Phenomenology, post-structuralism, and feminist theory on the concept of experience

Martín Alcoff Linda

244-264

Interculturality

265-310

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Intercultural understanding and the role of Europe

Held Klaus

267-279

Homeworld and alienworld

Waldenfels Bernhard

280-291

Homogenization without violence?

Sepp Hans Rainer

292-299

Culture, theory, and practice

Mohanty Jithendra Nath

300-310

Husserl and the Japanese

Welton Donn

313-330

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