Life - energies, forces and the shaping of life

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Life - energies, forces and the shaping of life

Vital, existential

edited byAnna-Teresa Tymieniecka

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Section i

pp.1-68

Table of contents

pp.v-vii

Acknowledgements

pp.ix-x

Force and dynamism in Aristotle and Heidegger

Becoming what you are…to be

Catriona Hanley

pp.3-18

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The life-force or the shaping-of-life? Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

pp.xv-xxxiv

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Von der Sinnkrise und der Wichtigkeit der Bedeutung für das Menschliche Leben Hirotaka Tatematsu

pp.19-26

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Les passions de l'âme et l'ontopoiesie de la vie Marlies Kronegger

pp.27-40

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The notion of "humanity" in Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's anthropological thought Mieczysław Pawel Migoǹ

pp.41-49

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Georg Simmel between Goethe and Kant on "life" and "force" Paola Giacomoni

pp.51-68

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Section II

pp.69-133

Paleoanthropology from a phenomenological point of view

Some remarks about the genetic structures of human life

Bénédicte De Villers

pp.71-82

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The function of autotopoi in the modification of a subject's activity Joanna Ślósarska

pp.83-93

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The irreversibility of natural processes and the meaning of the second principle of thermodynamics Arturo Marchesin

pp.95-100

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The natural-scientific and phenomenological approaches to animals Susanne Lijmbach

pp.101-115

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On the dynamical unity of instrument and substance Daniel Rothbart

pp.117-133

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Section III

pp.135-189

Life, power and measure in Nietzsche's work Francesco Totaro

pp.137-143

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Three models of the human dynamic towards integrity

Eliade, Jung, Wilber

Maria Zowisło

pp.145-157

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The dispute between Shestov and Husserl as a reflection of approaches to axiology Zofia Majewska

pp.159-180

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Mass-media communication as a possible creative source of new shapes of life Mina Sehdev

pp.181-189

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Section iv

pp.191-276

Does time move?

Dogen and the art of understanding the moment

Dwight Holbrook

pp.193-199

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Reductive and nonreductive theories of the self

The phenomenology of performance

William Haney Ii

pp.201-214

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Evolving life

Constant turnover from inconsistencies to intensities

Koichiro Matsuno

pp.215-231

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A phenomenology of proper timing in ancient China James Sellmann

pp.233-263

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African theory of forces and the extended family relations

A deconstruction

Jim Unah

pp.265-276

Section v

pp.277-336

Giving form to life according to Max Scheler Daniela Verducci

pp.279-297

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Worries of a human person at the turn of the century in the light of the history of medicine Barbara Maroszyńska-Jezowska

pp.299-305

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"Virtutes et potentiae"

The medical-biological tradition in the formation of the philosophical anthropology of the thirteenth century

Romana Martorelli Vico

pp.307-318

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Philosophical thanatology as a foundation of contemporary medical ars moriendi Anna Alichniewicz

pp.319-327

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Nature as the source of life Leszek Pyra

pp.329-336

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Section vi

pp.337-386

Zur Bedeutung des "Blickes" und des "Antlitzes" bei Georg Simmel und Emmanuel Levinas Anselm Model

pp.339-350

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Human dignity in weakness

Gabriel Marcel's conception of human dignity

J J Venter

pp.351-372

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From the "ego" to the "world" for a community ethic Irene Angela Bianchi

pp.373-386

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Inaugural address to the third international congress of phenomenology/philosophy and the sciences of life Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

pp.387-388

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Index of names

pp.389-395

Publication details

Publisher: Kluwer

Place: Dordrecht

Year: 2002

Pages: 398, xxxiv

Series: Analecta Husserliana

Series volume: 74

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-010-0417-6

ISBN (hardback): 9789401039147

ISBN (digital): 978-94-010-0417-6

Full citation:

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa (2002) Life - energies, forces and the shaping of life: Vital, existential. Dordrecht, Kluwer.