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Encyclopedia of phenomenology

edited byLester Embree

Abstract

Presents phenomenological thought and the phenomenological movement within philosophy and within various other disciplines. This work contains an introduction that briefly chronicles the changing phenomenological agenda and compares phenomenology with other 20th Century movements.

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Preface Lester Embree

pp.xiii-xiv
Introduction Lester EmbreeJ. N. Mohanty

pp.1-10
Action Bernhard Waldenfels(Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

pp.11-16
Aesthetics Elizabeth BehnkeEdward Casey J Claude Evans

pp.16-20
Analytic philosophy David Woodruff Smith

pp.20-25
Architecture Timothy Casey

pp.25-29
Hannah Arendt John Francis Burke

pp.29-34
Artificial intelligence Hubert L Dreyfus

pp.34-39
Australia Purushottama Bilimoria

pp.39-43
Austria Barry Smith

pp.43-49
Simone de Beauvoir Jeffner Allen

pp.49-53
Behavioral geography David Seamon

pp.53-56
Henri Bergson Pierre Kerszberg

pp.56-62
Ludwig Binswanger Aaron Mishara

pp.62-66
Body Elizabeth Behnke

pp.66-71
Franz Brentano Dieter Münch

pp.71-75
British empiricism Richard T Murphy

pp.75-81
British moral theory Dallas WillardBarry Smith

pp.81-85
Buddhism Masako Odagawa

pp.85-91
Canada Linda Fischer

pp.91-95
Ernst Cassirer Ernst Wolfgang Orth

pp.95-99
China Iso Kern(University of Bern)

pp.99-101
Cognitive science Osborne P WigginsManfred Spitzer

pp.101-104
Communicology Richard L Lanigan(International Communicology Institute, Washington, DC, USA)

pp.104-110
Constitutive phenomenology Frederick Kersten

pp.110-114
Constitutive phenomenology of the natural attitude Lester Embree

pp.114-116
Critical theory Martin W Schnell

pp.116-121
Cultural disciplines Lester Embree

pp.121-123
Czechoslovakia Josef Moural(University of J. E. Purkyně, Ústí nad Labem)

pp.123-129
Dance Elizabeth BehnkeMaureen Connolly

pp.129-133
Dasein John D Caputo

pp.133-137
Deep ecology Michael Zimmerman

pp.137-141
Jacques Derrida Leonard LawlorJ Claude Evans

pp.141-143
Wilhelm Dilthey Rudolf Makkreel(Department of French & Italian, Clemson University)Jacob Owensky

pp.143-148
Ecology Ullrich Melle

pp.148-152
Economics Gary Brent Madison

pp.152-157
Education Käte Meyer-Drawe

pp.157-163
Ego James Mensch

pp.163-168
Eidetic method John Scanlon

pp.168-171
Emotion

pp.171-177
Epoché and reduction William R McKenna(Department of Sociology & Gerontology, Northeastern University)

pp.177-180
Ethics in Husserl Ullrich Melle

pp.180-184
Ethics in Sartre Thomas R Flynn(Department of French & Italian, Clemson University)

pp.184-189
Ethics in Scheler Philip Blosser

pp.189-194
Ethnic studies Lester EmbreeStanford M Lyman

pp.194-198
Ethnology James Weiner

pp.198-202
Evidence Elisabeth Ströker

pp.202-205
Existential phenomenology John Compton

pp.205-209
Existentialism Joseph Kockelmans

pp.209-213
Expectation William R McKenna(Department of Sociology & Gerontology, Northeastern University)

pp.213-218
Feminism Mary Jeanne Larrabee

pp.218-223
Johann Gottlieb Fichte Thomas M. Seebohm

pp.223-226
Film Vivian Sobchak

pp.226-232
Eugen Fink Ronald Bruzina(University of Kentucky)

pp.232-237
Formal and material ontology Gilbert T Null

pp.237-242
Michel Foucault Stephen H WatsonDavid Vessey(Department of Philosophy, Grand Valley State University)

pp.242-247
France Jean-François Courtine

pp.247-251
Gottlob Frege J. N. Mohanty

pp.251-253
Fundamental ontology Theodore Kisiel

pp.253-258
Hans-Georg Gadamer Robert J Dostal

pp.258.261
Generative phenomenology Anthony Steinbock(Southern Illinois University)

pp.261-266
genetic phenomenology Donn Welton

pp.266-270
Germany Ernst Wolfgang OrthThomas M. Seebohm

pp.270-276
Gestalt psychology Lester Embree

pp.276-281
Great Britain Wolfe MaysJoanna HodgeUllrich Haase

pp.281-284
Aron Gurwitsch Lester Embree

pp.284-288
Nicolai Hartmann Robert Welsh Jordan

pp.288-292
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Frank M. Kirkland

pp.292-298
Martin Heidegger Thomas Nenon(University of Memphis)

pp.298-304
Hermeneutical phenomenology Graeme Nicholson

pp.304-308
Hermeneutics Thomas M. Seebohm

pp.308-312
History David Carr(Emory University)

pp.312-315
Human sciences Lester Embree

pp.315-321
Hungary Balázs M Mezei(Pázmány Péter Catholic University)

pp.321-326
Edmund Husserl Philip Buckley(Phenomenology and Hermeneutics Special Interest Group, McGill University)

pp.326-333
Husserl and Heidegger Theodore Kisiel

pp.333-340
Imagination Edward Casey Elizabeth BehnkeSusumu Kanata

pp.340-344
India J. N. MohantyD. P. Chattopadhyaya

pp.344-348
Roman Ingarden Andrzej Przyłębski

pp.348-350
Intentionality Frederick Kersten

pp.350-355
Intersubjectivity Iso Kern(University of Bern)

pp.355-359
Italy Carlo SiniFulvia Vimercati

pp.359-363
William James Richard Cobb-Stevens

pp.363-367
Japan Hiroshi Kojima

pp.367-371
Karl Jaspers Michael Alan SchwartzOsborne P Wiggins

pp.371-377
Immanuel Kant Frank M. Kirkland

pp.377-382
Felix Kaufmann Harry P Reeder

pp.382-385
Fritz Leopold Kaufmann Christine SkardaFrederick Kersten

pp.385-387
Korea Kah-Kyung ChoNam-In Lee(Seoul National University)

pp.387-391
Alexandre Koyré Karl Schuhmann

pp.391-394
Language after Husserl Arion Lothar Kelkel

pp.394-401
Language in Husserl Arion Lothar Kelkel

pp.401-407
Law William Hamrick

pp.407-412
Emmanuel Levinas Adriaan Peperzak

pp.412-416
Literature Michael McDuffie

pp.416-421
Logic Thomas M. Seebohm

pp.421-425
Logical positivism Lee Hardy

pp.425-431
Gabriel Marcel Thomas Busch

pp.431-435
Marxism

pp.435-439
Mathematics Richard Tieszen

pp.439-443
Meaning J. N. Mohanty

pp.443-446
Medicine Richard Zaner

pp.446-452
Memory Edward Casey

pp.452-457
Maurice Merleau-Ponty Henry Pietersma

pp.457-461
Modern philosophy Suzanne Cunningham

pp.461-467
Music Elizabeth BehnkeLawrence Ferrara

pp.467-474
Natural science in constitutive perspective Elisabeth Ströker

pp.474-477
Natural science in hermeneutical perspective Joseph Kockelmans

pp.477-480
Naturalism Lester Embree

pp.480-485
The Netherlands and Flanders Toine Kortooms

pp.485-490
Kitaro Nishida Tadashi Ogawa

pp.490-494
Noema John Drummond(Fordham University)

pp.494-499
Nursing John R Scudder JrAnne H Bishop

pp.499-503
Ordinary language analysis Suzanne Cunningham

pp.503-507
José Ortega y Gasset Jorge García-Gómez

pp.507-513
Perception after Husserl Martin C Dillon

pp.513-517
Perception in Husserl William R McKenna(Department of Sociology & Gerontology, Northeastern University)

pp.517-522
Philosophical anthopology Ernst Wolfgang Orth

pp.522-526
Philosophy of communication David James Miller

pp.526-531
Philosophy of psychology Joseph Kockelmans

pp.531-535
Physical education Maureen Connolly

pp.535-537
Poland Krystyna Górniak-Kocikowska

pp.537-543
Political philosophy Bernard Dauenhauer

pp.543-548
Political science Sonia Kruks(Department of Philosophy, Princeton University)

pp.548-552
Portugal Antonio Fidalgo

pp.548-552
Possible worlds J. N. Mohanty

pp.555-558
Post-modernism Hwa Yol Jung

pp.558-562
Psychiatry Osborne P WigginsMichael Alan Schwartz

pp.562-568
Psychoanalysis Hermann Drüe

pp.568-572
Psychologism John Scanlon

pp.572-577
Psychology Paul Richer

pp.577-582
Reading Wolfgang Iser

pp.582-586
Realistic phenomenology Barry Smith

pp.586-590

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Reason Thomas M. Seebohm

pp.590-593
Relativism Gail Soffer

pp.593-598
Religion James G Hart(Department of Germanic Studies, James Madison University)

pp.598-603
Re-presentation Eduard Marbach(University of Bern)

pp.603-609
Paul Ricoeur Charles E Reagan

pp.609-614
Russia Viktor Molčanov(Russian State University for the Humanities)

pp.614-620
Jean-Paul Sartre Richard Holmes

pp.620-623
Scandinavia Dagfinn Føllesdal

pp.623-629
Max Scheler Manfred Frings

pp.629-634
Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling Alan White

pp.634-636
AlFred Schutz Frederick Kersten

pp.636-640
Georg Simmel John E Jalbert

pp.640-646
Social geography Benno Werlen

pp.646-650
Sociology in Germany Martin EndreßIlja Srubar

pp.650-655
Sociology in Japan Hirashi Nasu

pp.655-659
Sociology in the United States George Psathas

pp.659-663
Somatics Elizabeth Behnke

pp.663-667
South Africa P S Dreyer

pp.667-670
Space John Drummond(Fordham University)

pp.670-675
Spain and Latin America Roberto Walton(University of Buenos Aires)

pp.675-679
Edith Stein Kathleen Haney

pp.679-683
Structuralism Richard L Lanigan(International Communicology Institute, Washington, DC, USA)

pp.683-690
Technology Don Ihde

pp.690-693
Theater James M. Edie

pp.693-698
Time John Brough(Department of Theology, Gettysburg College)

pp.698-703
Tran Duc Thao Daniel J Herman

pp.703-708
Truth Dieter Lohmar

pp.708-713
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Maija Kule

pp.713-718
United States of America Lester EmbreeJames M. EdieDon IhdeJoseph KockelmansCalvin Schrag

pp.718-724
Value theory Robert Welsh Jordan

pp.724-729
Max Weber Thomas Nenon(University of Memphis)

pp.729-732
Ludwig Wittgenstein Harry P Reeder

pp.732-736
World Donn Welton

pp.736-744
Yugoslavia Milan Uzelac

pp.744-749
Index

pp.751-764

Publication details

Publisher: Kluwer

Place: Dordrecht-Boston-London

Year: 1997

Pages: 764, xiv

Series: Contributions to Phenomenology

Series volume: 18

ISBN (hardback): 9780792329565

Full citation:

Embree Lester (1997) Encyclopedia of phenomenology. Dordrecht-Boston-London, Kluwer.