Phenomenology of Life. Meeting the Challenges of the Present-Day World / Analecta Husserliana Bd.84 (PDF)

Acknowledgements. Theme: Ontopoiesis Of Life And The Call For Measure. Section I: Phenomenologists' Vocation in The World. "Phenomenology Of Life" As Chance For Philosophy's Transformation Into A New Humanism.- The Meaning Of Life Vis-à-Vis The Challenges Of The Present-Day World.- The Transcendental-Phenomenological Meaning of the Notion Of "Experience" In E. Husserl And J. Dewey's Philosophy. Section II: The Role Of The Philosopher Continued. Husserl's Mission of Sovereignty of Thought in the Light in the Light Of his "Briefwechsel".- The Task Of Philosophy And The Significance Of the Vocation Of The Philosopher For Human Life In Husserl's Phenomenological Analysis.- Towards A Phenomenology Of CourageousWilling.- J. Wattles. Becoming Phenomenology: Style, Poetic Texture, And The Pragmatic Turn In Gilles Deleuze And Michel Serres. Section III: Sharing-in-Life. How Can We Be Together: Intersubjectivity And Communication.- E. Buceniece. A Critique Of The Polarity In Edmund Husserl's Intersubjectivity Theory.- Lived Words: The Phenomenology Of Poetry Experienced.- Existence And Communication: Challenge Of The Times.- The Existence Of Other Egos And The Philosophy Of Moral Sentiments. Section IV: Ecological Concern and Their Groundwork in The Unity-Of-Everything-There-Is-Alive. The Beingness Of Living Beings In Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka's Philosophy.- On The Idea of Environment.- The Meaning Of Life: A Topological Approach.- Epistemological Relativism As A Challenge To Life Sciences - Do We still need Universals? Meeting One's Death in Arcadia. Section V: Ciphering Life.- From Theory To Practice. The Objectifization Of Time In The Obsessive World.- Phenomenology, Linguistic Intentionality, Affectivity And Villemoes' New Therapy For Schizophrenics. Section VI: Further Excavating Of The "Conception" Of The "Life-World". Phenomenological Hyletics And The Life-World.- Phenomenology, The Life-World And The Human Condition.- Transcendence And The Human Condition:Reflections On