Phenomenology and Mind 26
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Phenomenology and Mind 26

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Phenomenology and Mind 26

About this book

Lambert Wiesing, Thomas Zingelmann, Introduction

SECTION 1. ACTS OF EXPERIENCE

Thomas Fuchs, Das Noch-nicht-Bewusste: Protentionales Bewusstsein und die Entstehung des Neuen

Magnus Schlette, Die Freiheit, die wir meinen

Teresa Geisler, Schmerzlust: Annäherungen an ein widerständiges Phänomen

Sarvesh Wahie, Zwischen Einschlafen und Aufwachen

Pedro Alves, Mental Life and Consciousness

SECTION 2. OBJECTS OF EXPERIENCE

Lanei Rodemeyer, A phenomenological analysis of the essential structures of gender: without gender essentialism

Sophie Loidolt, Beschreibungen von Öffentlichkeit

Jens Bonnemann, Die Erfahrung des Anderen in leibhaftiger und digitaler Kommunikation

Tonino Griffero, The Wind Is Not Moved Air: Back To (Quasi) Things Themselves

Jonas Puchta, Demut zwischen Wertung und Gefßhl: Phänomenologische Annäherungen an einen Modebegriff

Inga Roemer, Was also ist die Zeit? Zum "wahrhaft Absoluten" in der Phänomenologie

Paolo Spinicci, Caravaggios Judith und Holofernes: Phänomenologische Bemerkungen ßber die bildliche Erzählung

Thomas Bedorf, Situative Difference. A Concept for Political Phenomenology

FREE CONTRIBUTIONS

Hanan Alkhalaf, The Root of Femininity: A Merleau-Pontian Approach to Iris Marion Young

Shewli Dutta, Rethinking Borderline Cases of Personal Identity: A First-Person Perspective

Corijn van Mazijk, Do great apes switch perspectives? Husserl, Tomasello, and operative intentionality

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Table of contents

  1. INTRODUCTION
  2. DAS NOCH-NICHT-BEWUSSTE. PROTENTIONALES BEWUSSTSEINUND DIE ENTSTEHUNG DES NEUEN
  3. DIE FREIHEIT, DIE WIR MEINEN. SELBSTURSÄCHLICHKEIT,SELBSTMÄCHTIGKEIT,SELBSTWIRKSAMKEIT
  4. SCHMERZLUST. ANNÄHERUNGEN ANEIN WIDERSTÄNDIGES PHÄNOMEN
  5. ZWISCHEN EINSCHLAFEN UNDAUFWACHEN
  6. MENTAL LIFE AND CONSCIOUSNESS
  7. A PHENOMENOLOGICAL ANALYSISOF THE ESSENTIAL STRUCTURESOF GENDER—WITHOUT GENDERESSENTIALISM
  8. BESCHREIBUNGEN VONÖFFENTLICHKEIT
  9. DIE ERFAHRUNG DES ANDERENIN LEIBHAFTIGER UND DIGITALERINTERAKTION
  10. THE WIND IS NOT MOVED AIR.BACK TO (QUASI) THINGSTHEMSELVES
  11. DEMUT ZWISCHEN WERTUNG UNDGEFÜHL. PHÄNOMENOLOGISCHEANNÄHERUNGEN AN EINENMODEBEGRIFF
  12. WAS ALSO IST DIE ZEIT? ZUM “WAHRHAFT ABSOLUTEN” DERPHÄNOMENOLOGIE
  13. CARAVAGGIOS JUDITHUND HOLOFERNES: PHÄNOMENOLOGISCHEBEMERKUNGEN ÜBER DIE BILDLICHEERZÄHLUNG
  14. SITUATIVE DIFFERENCE. A CONCEPT FOR POLITICAL PHENOMENOLOGY
  15. THE ROOT OF FEMININITY:A MERLEAU-PONTIAN APPROACHTO IRIS MARION YOUNG
  16. RETHINKING BORDERLINE CASES OFPERSONAL IDENTITY: A FIRST-PERSON PERSPECTIVE
  17. DO GREAT APES SWITCHPERSPECTIVES? HUSSERL, TOMASELLO, AND OPERATIVE INTENTIONALITY