Phenomenology and Existentialism in the Twentieth Century

Te theme, a-t. tymieniecka: section i.- was merleau-ponty a phenomenologist? some reflections upon the identity of phenomenology, k. rokstad sartre’s postcartesian ontology: on negation and existence, w.d. melaney ’brute being’ and hyletic phenomenology: the philosophical legacy of merleau-ponty’s the visible and the invisible, a.a. bello physis and flesh, r. kaushikembodiment and existence merleau-ponty and the limits of naturalism, p. reynaert.- section ii the method of karol wojtyla: a way between phenomenology, personalism and metaphysics, j.m. burgos the role of experience in karol wojtyla’s ethical thought, c.b. gonzález tishcner’s philosophy of drama, l. pyra camus and tischner: in search of absolute love, m. bielawka edith stein and jean-paul sartre: a possible comparison, a-m. pezzella.- section iii the dimension of existence disclosed by unraveling the intentional structure of imagining, e. sezgin henomenological and poetic grounds of linguistics, a.d. reyperception, textual theory and metaphorical language, m. sehdev la phénoménologie et le probleme de l’imagination, b.m. d’ippolito.- section iv merleau-ponty and the eternal return to the life-world. beyond existentialism and phenomenology, a. zeifa is-identity as living identity, a. zukowski, i. ricconide-situatedness: the subject and its exhaustion of space in gilles deleuze, m-q. ma he post-structural effect on the life-world: re-thinking critical subjectivity and ethics through existential performance and the constitutive power of performativity, b.c. kanouse.- tion v ean wahl, the precursor, a. kremer-mariettialbert camus: phenomenology and postmodern thought, i. fiutjan kott and the aesthetics of reception: aspects of an existential theatre, m. chenthe existential aspects of the museum at the turn of the century, a. malecka ection viplaying with places: the aesthetic experience of place in a play situation, l. untmythopoetics of stone, k. leharitowards aphenomenology of the instrument-voix, a.r. vitalehors d’oeuvre revisited, m. itkonenconclusionthe human telos beyond the instrumental closure. the contribution of phenomenology and existentialism, f. totaro.