Dialogue and Universalism - Issue 3 (2015) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Instytut Filozofii i Socjologii Polskiej Akademii Nauk; Fundacja Filozofia Na Rzecz Dialogu

Journal

Dialogue and Universalism

Year

2015

Volume

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Issue

3

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Volume contents

3
- article: Editorial (Czarnocka M.), p. 5
- article: Introduction. A Topography of Heresies or the Road to Renewal? Many Faces of Contemporary Phenomenology (Płotka W.), p. 7-8
- article: Phenomenology of Evidence: Promises, Problems, and Prospects (Heffernan G.), p. 9-24
- article: The Pathos of Time: Chronic Pain and Temporality (Geniusas S.), p. 25-38
- article: Crisis and the Limits of Phenomenological Reason (Knies K.), p. 39-50
- article: Neither Heresy Nor Renewal: Phenomenology as Permanent Self-Correction and Self-Improvement (Przyłębski A.), p. 51-61
- article: Do Phenomenological Heresies Exist? (Lupo R. M.), p. 63-73
- article: Blumenberg’s Thinking as a Phenomenological Heresy and the Lifeworld as an Impossible Metaphor (Menditto G.), p. 75-85
- article: Phenomenology and Its History: A Case Study on Heidegger’s Early Relation to Husserl—and a Plea for the Historical Method in Phenomenology (Varga P. A.), p. 88-104
- article: Stein and Heidegger: Two Phenomenologies (Szulc A.), p. 105-114
- article: Arendt’s Phenomenology: Social-Political Thought and Ethical Life (Wielgus M.), p. 115-125
- article: Husserl’s Phenomenological Heritage as a Source Of Innovative Inspiration and Critical Evaluation for Emmanuel Levinas’ Ethics and Martin Buber’s Ecophenomenology (Bialer O.), p. 127-139
- article: Husserl’s Theory of Consciousness in the Perspective of Autopoietic Systems (Maciejczak M.), p. 141-150
- article: The Problem of Realism in Andrzej Półtawski’s Phenomenology (Piekarski M.), p. 151-161
- article: Language and Pure or Rational Ontology (Mejame C. E.), p. 163-178
- article: Phenomenology and Buddhist Philosophy on Embodied Cognition (Hashi H.), p. 179-197
- article: Out of Joint? Around Slavoj Žižek’s Thoughts on the Primordial Disturbance in Buddhism (Woźniak C.), p. 199-206

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