Annual symposia of the Simon Silverman phenomenology center

The role of interpretation in phenomenological reflection

Vol. 1

Graeme Nicholson

Philosophical description and descriptive philosophy

Vol. 1

J. N. Mohanty

Phenomenology

Vol. 1

Hugh J. Silverman

Afterthoughts

Vol. 1

Hugh J. Silverman

Historical and systematic remarks on the relation between description and hermeneutics in phenomenology

Vol. 1

Ernst Wolfgang Orth

Introduction

Vol. 1

John Sallis

Phenomenology: description or interpretation

Vol. 1

Ernst Wolfgang Orth

Heidegger, Husserl and the categorial

Vol. 10

James Faulconer

Persons and their worlds

Vol. 10

John Scanlon

Framing the past

Vol. 10

Rudolf Bernet(Husserl-Archief, KU Leuven)

The self, the divided self and the other

Vol. 12

John M. Heaton

The separated self

Vol. 12

Louis Sass

Deception, mystification, trauma

Vol. 12

Michael Guy Thompson

Laing's existentialism

Vol. 12

Daniel Burston

For the moment, that's enough

Vol. 14

Robert Romanyshyn

Truth in the context of relationship

Vol. 14

Steen Halling

Culture as ethical narrative

Vol. 14

Richard N Williams

Narrative and personal identity

Vol. 14

Donald Polkinghorne

To the point of a possible confusion

Vol. 15

John D Caputo

A satrian in disguise

Vol. 15

Rudi Visker

Giving time and death

Vol. 15

Tina Chanter

Through being to transcendence

Vol. 15

Adriaan Peperzak

Metabletics

Vol. 16

Jan Hendrik van den Berg

Metabletics and the art of psychotherapy

Vol. 16

Bernd Jager

Obligations beyond competency

Vol. 16

Michael Sipiora

Metabletics and the family

Vol. 16

Bertha Mook

A phenomenology of visible invisibility

Vol. 17

Lewis Gordon

The beginnings of post-modernism

Vol. 17

Leonard Lawlor

Taking a glance at the environing world

Vol. 17

Edward Casey

The study of the soul between psychology and phenomenology in Edith Stein

Vol. 18

Angela Ales Bello(Italian Centre of Phenomenology)

Contingeny of temporality and eternal being

Vol. 18

James G Hart(Department of Germanic Studies, James Madison University)

Developmental science and the lifeworld of the child

Vol. 19

Ann Johnson

Naming childhood

Vol. 19

Max Van Manen(University of Alberta)

Child research and biographical work

Vol. 19

Wilfried Lippitz

The child in the world of things

Vol. 19

Eva-Maria Simms

Language and game in psychoanalysis

Vol. 2

Bernd Jager

Meaning in psychoanalysis

Vol. 2

William Richardson

The revelatory body

Vol. 20

Luke Timonthy Johnson

Hoping against hope

Vol. 21

Anthony Steinbock(Southern Illinois University)

Preface

Vol. 21

David L Smith

Epilogue

Vol. 21

David L Smith

Hope at the boundary of reason

Vol. 21

Patrick Bourgeois

The natural prayer of the soul

Vol. 21

Jeffrey Bloechl(Boston College)

Notes toward a syntax for hoping

Vol. 21

Clyde Pax

Between human illusion and inhuman reality

Vol. 22

Perikles Kastrinidis

Beyond self-deception

Vol. 22

Emmy van Deurzen

Freedom-wound

Vol. 22

Les Todres

How is it with repetition and its offspring, transference?

Vol. 22

Erik Craig

Interconnections, relationships, and environmental wholes

Vol. 23

David Seamon

Between the body and the breating earth

Vol. 23

David Abram

Postphenomenology and the lifeworld

Vol. 23

Don Ihde

To praise again

Vol. 23

Andy Fisher

Recognition and intersubjectivity

Vol. 24

Morny Joy

World-disclosure and Critique

Vol. 25

Cristina Lafont(Department of English, Oberlin College)

Preserving the eidetic moment

Vol. 25

David Rasmussen

Truth matters

Vol. 25

Lambert Zuidervaart

On the foundation of the distinction between theology and philosophy

Vol. 27

Jean-Luc Marion

Preface

Vol. 27

Jeffrey McCurry(Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center , Duquesne University)

Ana-theism

Vol. 27

Richard Kearney

Do the arguments for saturated phenomena prove that they are possible of necessary

Vol. 27

Jay Lampert(Département de philosophie, Université de Montréal)

Phenomenology, neural simulation, and the enactive approach to intersubjectivity

Vol. 28

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

The complex self

Vol. 28

Dan Zahavi(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)

Discourse, historicality and primal temporality in "Being and time"

Vol. 3

Bernard Dauenhauer

Derrida's deconstruction of Heidegger's view on temporality

Vol. 3

Edward Casey

Temporality and the presence of language

Vol. 3

John Brough(Department of Theology, Gettysburg College)

Presence and absence of meaning

Vol. 3

Rudolf Bernet(Husserl-Archief, KU Leuven)

Saintliness and psychosis

Vol. 4

Dieter Wyss

The rise and fall of the medical model in psychiatry

Vol. 4

Jan Hendrik van den Berg

Daseinsanalytic psychotherapy

Vol. 4

Gion Condrau

From the disaster to the other

Vol. 5

Edith Wyschogrod

Archeology of religious knowledge

Vol. 5

Angela Ales Bello(Italian Centre of Phenomenology)

God, for example

Vol. 5

Rodolphe Gasché

The nonabsent absence of the holy

Vol. 5

Mark C. Taylor

Wittgenstein's Investigations

Vol. 6

John M. Heaton

The lived body in phenomenology and psychoanalysis

Vol. 6

Joseph Lyons

Paternal metaphor in Lacan and phenomenology

Vol. 6

Ver Ecke

Introduction

Vol. 6

Edward L Murray

Latency and the unconscious in Merleau-Ponty

Vol. 6

James Phillips

On Heidegger's interpretation of The Nicomachean ethics

Vol. 7

Jacques Taminiaux

Heidegger in and out of place

Vol. 7

Edward Casey

Nihilism, facticity, and the economized Lethe

Vol. 7

Thomas Sheehan

On authenticity and inauthenticity and the problem of mimesis in Heidegger

Vol. 7

Samuel IJsseling

Transference and Lacan's subject-supposed-to-know

Vol. 8

John P Muller

Lacan's project of retrieving Freud's theory of the subject

Vol. 8

Antoine Vergote

Foreword

Vol. 8

Richard Rojcewicz

Desire and its vicissitudes

Vol. 8

William Richardson

A misplace signifier

Vol. 8

François Peraldi

Who is my neighbor? Who is the Other?

Vol. 9

Robert Bernasconi

Responsibility and danger

Vol. 9

Charles E Scott

The search for a Heideggerean ethics

Vol. 9

Michael Zimmerman