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The Oxford handbook of contemporary phenomenology

edited byDan Zahavi(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)

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Introduction Dan Zahavi(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)

pp.1-4
Contributors

pp.viii-xii
Subjectivity and nature

pp.7-114
Phenomenological method

Reflection, introspection, and skepticism

David Cerbone

pp.7-34
Transcendental phenomenology and the seductions of naturalism

Subjectivity, consciousness, and meaning

Steven Crowell(Rice University)

pp.25-47
Respecting appearances

A phenomenological approach to consciousness

Charles Siewert(Department of Classical and European Studies, Santa Clara University)

pp.48-69
On the possibility of naturalizing phenomenology Shaun Gallagher(Department of Philosophy, University of California Berkeley)

pp.70-93
The phenomenology of life

Desire as the being of the subject

Renaud Barbaras(Pantheon-Sorbonne University)

pp.94-114
Intentionality, perception, and embodiment

pp.115-264
Intentionality without representationalism John Drummond(Fordham University)

pp.115-133
Perception, context, and direct realism David Carr(Emory University)

pp.134-157
Colours and sounds

The field of visual and auditory consciousness

Junichi Murata

pp.158-176
Bodily intentionality, affectivity, and basic affects Donn Welton

pp.177-197
Thought in action Komarine Romdenh-Romluc(Department of Philosophy, University of Warwick)

pp.198-215
Sex, gender, and embodiment Sara Heinämaa(University of Jyväskylä)

pp.216-242
At the edges of my body Edward Casey

pp.243-264
Self and consciousness

pp.265-326
Action and selfhood

A narrative interpretation

László Tengelyi

pp.265-286
Self-consciousness and world-consciousness Dorothée Legrand

pp.287-303
Self, consciousness, and shame Dan Zahavi(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)

pp.304-323
Language, thinking, and knowledge

pp.327-422
The (many) foundations of knowledge Walter Hopp(Boston University)

pp.327-348
The phenomenological foundations of predicative structure Dominique Pradelle

pp.349-376
Language and non-linguistic thinking Dieter Lohmar

pp.377-398
Sharing in truth

Phenomenology of epistemic commonality

Hans Bernhard Schmid

pp.399-422
Ethics, politics, and sociality

pp.423-482
Responsive ethics Bernhard Waldenfels(Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

pp.423-441
Towards a phenomenology of the political world Klaus Held

pp.442-459
Other people Søren Overgaard(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)

pp.460-482
Time and history

pp.483-544
Experience and history David Carr(Emory University)

pp.483-502
The forgiveness of time and consciousness Nicolas de Warren(Penn State University)

pp.503-524
Hermeneutical phenomenology Günter Figal(University of Freiburg in Brisgau)

pp.525-544
Art and religion

pp.545-606
Something that is nothing but can be anything

The image and our consciousness of it

John Brough(Department of Theology, Gettysburg College)

pp.545-563
Phenomenological and aesthetic epoché

Painting the invisible things themselves

Rudolf Bernet(Husserl-Archives, KU Leuven)

pp.564-582
Evidence in the phenomenology of religious experience Anthony Steinbock(Southern Illinois University)

pp.583-606
Index

pp.607-619

Publication details

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Place: Oxford

Year: 2012

Pages: n/a

DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199594900.001.0001

Full citation:

Zahavi Dan (2012) The Oxford handbook of contemporary phenomenology. Oxford, Oxford University Press.