Phenomenology/ Problem of Meaning in Human Life

ContentTHE DIVERSITY OF PHENOMENOLOGYL'UBICA UCNÍK AND ANITA WILLIAMSSECTION ONE: HUSSERL ON THE PROBLEM OF MEANINGHUSSERL AND JACOB KLEIN ON UNITY AND MULTIPLICITYBURT C. HOPKINSTHE TRANSCENDENTAL CRITIQUE OF NATURALISM REVISITED, AND THE QUESTION OF A MEANING-CONSTITUTIVE LIFEROSEMARY R. P. LERNERTHE FINAL FULFILMENT: FROM MEANING TO INTUITION IN THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LIFE OF CONSCIOUSNESSMIKHAIL BELOUSOVHUSSERL'S PHENOMENOLOGY OF EXISTENCE AND THE PROBLEM OF MEANING IN HUMAN LIFEGEORGE HEFFERNANSECTION TWO: PHENOMENOLOGY, THE EVERYDAY AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMSANOTHER PLACE, ANOTHER TIME: PHENOMENOLOGICAL REFLECTION ON UTOPIACHAN-FAI CHEUNGTHE CRISIS OF THE LIFE-WORLD AND THE MEANING OF LIFEWATARU WADAEVERYDAYNESS, MODERNITY AND THE MEANING OF LIFEJUNICHI MURATASECTION THREE: PHENOMENOLOGY, HERMENEUTICS AND THE ARTSTHE HUNTING GAME IN HERMENEUTICS: MEANING, MEMORY AND DESIRE IN INTERPRETATIONANA-MARIA PASCALFORMS OF VISUAL PERCEPTION AND THE ONTOLOGY OF IMAGE:FORMAL AESTHETICS ON GEOMETRIC ABSTRACTION IN PAINTING, WITH AN EXAMPLE OF ZBIGNIEW ROMA?CZUK'S WORKSALEKSANDRA ?UKASZEWICZ ALCARAZTHE PROBLEM WITH HAPPY ENDINGS: ARE THERE ANY POSITIVE ANSWERS IN A PHILOSOPHY OF FINITE EXISTENCE?INÊS PEREIRA RODRIGUESSECTION FOUR: THE THINKERS FROM THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL TRADITIONON THE MODE OF BEING OF LANGUAGEHORST RUTHROFHOW TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF EXPERIENCE? FROM HUSSERL TO MERLEAU-PONTYCARMEN LÓPEZ SÁENZTHE INNER WORD: AUGUSTINE AND GADAMER ON LANGUAGE, MEANING AND BEINGALEXANDER S. JENSENA CURSED PHILOSOPHER: HOW MERLEAU-PONTY INTERPRETS BERGSON AND CHRISTIANITYYUICHI SATOTHE MOVEMENT OF HUMAN EXISTENCE AND ASUBJECTIVE PHENOMENOLOGYL'UBICA UCNÍKPATOCKA AND THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL EPOCH?ANITA WILLIAMSBIOGRAPHIESINDEX