Philosophy Today

Phenomenology and history

Vol. 13

Thomas Munson

Phenomenology and systematic philosophy

Vol. 13

Wilhelm Dupre Louis Dupré

Perception and temporality in Husserl's phenomenology

Vol. 14

Carol Kates

Merleau-Ponty and the Husserlian reductions

Vol. 17

Raymond J. Devettere

Husserl's concept of the human sciences

Vol. 17

George Stack

Essence in recent philosophy

Vol. 18

Jerome Ashmore

On speech and temporality

Vol. 18

Bernard Dauenhauer

Does Husserl's reach exceed his grasp?

Vol. 18

William Horosz

Husserl and Heidegger

Vol. 21

Robert O. Schneider

Philosophy as a rigorous science

Vol. 21

Michael J. Seidler

Phenomenology reinterpreted

Vol. 21

Frederick Elliston

A phenomenological examination of Husserl's theory of hyletic data

Vol. 21

Quentin Smith

Seeing and saying

Vol. 21

Thomas P Hohler

Husserl's philosophical anthropology

Vol. 21

Jeffner Allen

Michel Foucault and the Husserlian problematic of a transcendental philosophy of history

Vol. 22

Bernard Flynn

Transcendence and the transcendental in Husserl's phenomenology

Vol. 23

John D Caputo

The significance of Husserl's Logical investigations

Vol. 23

Charles J. Dougherty

Edmund Husserl, phenomenology and the crisis of language

Vol. 23

Dorothy Leland

Does Husserl have a philosophy of history in the Crisis!

Vol. 23

Doug Mann

Phenomenology and the paradox of truth

Vol. 24

F.B. McCluskey

The Apriori in phenomenology and the legacy of logical empiricism

Vol. 24

Philip Blosser

The concept of the self in Husserl and beyond

Vol. 24

William Fowkes

Phenomenology and the empiricist criteria for meaning

Vol. 24

Ralph Ellis

Husserl's early conception of the triadic structure of the intentional act

Vol. 25

Quentin Smith

Husserlian themes in Heidegger

Vol. 27

Timothy J. Stapleton

Merleau-Ponty's interpretation of Husserl's phenomenological reduction

Vol. 27

Allen S. Weiss

Merleau-Ponty's refinement of Husserl

Vol. 29

James Tuedio

Great themes in Husserl's thought

Vol. 3/1

Herman Van Breda

Phenomenology and speculation

Vol. 3/1

Hedwig Conrad-Martius(Höhere Töchterschule)

Philosophy and finitude

Vol. 30

Timothy J. Stapleton

The source and nature of Edmund Husserl's transcendental turn

Vol. 30

James Tuedio

Dilthey and Husserl on the role of the subject in history

Vol. 32

Jacob Owensby

Levinas, Rosenzweig and the phenomenologies of Husserl and Heidegger

Vol. 32

Richard Cohen

Axiology as the form of purity of heart

Vol. 34

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

Emotions and responsibility

Vol. 35/2

George Turski

Philosophical hierarchies and Lyotard's dichotomies

Vol. 35/2

Raphael SassowerCharla Phyllis Ogaz

Pragmatics and pragmatism

Vol. 35/2

Patrick Sullivan

Vérité à faire

Vol. 35/2

Bernhard Waldenfels(Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

We mortals

Vol. 35/2

Alphonso Lingis

Narrative identity

Vol. 35/1

Paul Ricoeur

The rooting and uprooting of reason

Vol. 35/2

Kenneth Maly

Response to Kenneth Maly

Vol. 35/2

John Sallis

Contemporary ethics and Scheler's phenomenology of community

Vol. 35/2

Edward Vacek

Philosophical hermeneutics and its meaning for philosophy

Vol. 35/2

Carl Page

The instant and the living present

Vol. 37

Patrick Bourgeois

Levinas representing Husserl on representation

Vol. 39

Jeffrey Powell

Two aspects of Husserl's reduction

Vol. 4

Juliusz Bednarski

Language in lifeworld-phenomenology

Vol. 40/1

Ronald Bruzina(University of Kentucky)

Infinity and the relation

Vol. 40/1

Philip J. Maloney

Transcendental ontologism and Derrida's reading of Husserl

Vol. 40/1

Burt C. Hopkins(University of Lille)

The hither-side of the living-present in Levinas and Husserl

Vol. 40/1

John Drabinski

The saturated phenomenon

Vol. 40/1

Jean-Luc Marion

The philosopher and her shadow

Vol. 48/4-5

Sue L Cataldi

Phenomenological concept of intentionality

Vol. 6

Alphonse De Waelhens

The eidetic reduction

Vol. 6

Juliusz Bednarski

The impact of Christianity on capitalism

Vol. 64/3

Deborah Cook

Can existentialism be a posthumanism?

Vol. 64/3

Christine Daigle

The inside story of Derrida's Of grammatology

Vol. 64/3

Michael Naas

Fantasy, counter-fantasy, and meta-fantasy in Hobbes's and Butler's accounts of vulnerability

Vol. 64/3

James Griffith

Good enough justice?

Vol. 64/3

Benjamin Brewer

Introduction

Vol. 64/3

Martin HuthGerhard Thonhauser(TU Darmstadt)

Responsibility for vulnerability

Vol. 64/3

Hannah Vögele

Those who gather in the Streets

Vol. 64/3

Miri Rozmarin

The dialectics of vulnerability

Vol. 64/3

Martin Huth

Poetry as spiritual exercise

Vol. 64/3

Jean WahlRussell DuvernoyChristopher LuraAnna-Marie Hansen

"A distress that cannot be forgotten"

Vol. 64/3

Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon

Ethical inclinations

Vol. 64/3

Lucy Benjamin

Post-Marxist political ontology and the foreclosure of radical newness

Vol. 64/3

Sarah Vitale

Grounding reasonableness in Rawls's reading of Hobbes

Vol. 64/3

Karim Barakat

A discussion on Heidegger's "Über die Sixtina"

Vol. 64/3

Steven Haug

Michiel Meijer, Charles Taylor's doctrine of strong evaluation: ethics and ontology in a scientific age

Vol. 64/3

Paolo Costa

Commentary on Jean Wahl

Vol. 64/3

Russell Duvernoy