Routledge Research in Phenomenology

The ethico-political turn of phenomenology

Matthias FlatscherSergej Seitz

From circumspection to insight

Eddo Evink(Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)

The body and its image in the clinical encounter

Vol. 2

Dorothée Legrand

Merleau-Ponty: actions, habits, and skilled expertise

Vol. 2

Komarine Romdenh-Romluc(Department of Philosophy, University of Warwick)

Introception and self-awareness

Vol. 2

Daniel Dahlstrom

Knowing one's own desires

Vol. 2

Jonathan Webber

Phenomenal conservatism and the principle of all principles

Vol. 2

Walter Hopp(Boston University)

Hearing, seeing, and music in the middle

Vol. 2

Dan Lloyd

Defending a Heideggerian account of mood

Vol. 2

Lauren Freeman

Eyes wide shut: Sartre's phenomenology of dreaming

Vol. 2

Nicolas de Warren(Penn State University)

The significance of boredom: a Sartrean reading

Vol. 2

Andreas Elpidorou

For-me-ness

Vol. 2

Dan Zahavi(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)Uriah Kriegel

Bringing philosophy back

Vol. 2

Mark Rowlands

Lived body, intercorporeality, intersubjectivity

Vol. 2

Dermot Moran(University College Dublin)

The minds of others

Vol. 2

Shaun Gallagher(Department of Philosophy, University of California Berkeley)

Cognitive phenomenology

Vol. 2

David Woodruff Smith

Prospects for a naturalized phenomenology

Vol. 2

Jeffrey Yoshimi

Collectivizing persons and personifying collectives

Vol. 3

Thomas Szanto(University of Copenhagen, Center for Subjectivity Research)

Hannah Arendt's conception of actualized plurality

Vol. 3

Sophie Loidolt(TU Darmstadt)