The Routledge handbook of phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy / edited by Daniele De Santis, Burt C. Hopkins and Claudio Majolino.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

De Santis, Daniele, 1983- editor.

Hopkins, Burt C., editor.

Majolino, Claudio, editor.

Series:

Routledge handbooks in philosophy

Routledge handbooks

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Phenomenology.

Genre:

Electronic books.

Handbooks and manuals.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xiii, 826 pages).

Place of Publication:

Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2021.

System Details:

text file

Biography/History:

Daniele De Santis is Assistant Professor at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. Burt C. Hopkins is Associate Research Fellow (UMR-CNRS 8163 STL), Lille, France. Claudio Majolino is Associate Professor at the University of Lille (UMR-CNRS 8163 STL), France.

Summary:

"Phenomenology was one of the twentieth century's major philosophical movements, and it continues to be a vibrant and widely studied subject today with relevance beyond philosophy in areas such as medicine and cognitive sciences. The Routledge Handbook of Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy is an outstanding guide and reference source to this important and fascinating topic. Comprising seventy-five chapters by a team of international contributors, the Handbook offers unparalleled coverage of the subject, and is divided into five clear parts: Phenomenology and the History of Philosophy Issues and Concepts in phnomenology Major Figures in Phenomenology Intersections Phenomenology in the World. Essential reading for students and researchers in philosophy studying phenomenology, The Routledge Handbook of Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy is also suitable for those in related disciplines such as psychology, religion, literature, sociology and anthropology"-- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Part I Phenomenology and the history of philosophy p. 9

1 The history of the phenomenological movement p. 11 / Pierre-Jean Renaudie

2 Phenomenology and Greek philosophy p. 37 / Burt C. Hopkins

3 Phenomenology and medieval philosophy p. 50 / Francesco Valerio Tommasi

4 Phenomenology and the Cartesian tradition p. 64 / Édouard Mehl

5 Phenomenology and British empiricism p. 73 / Vittorio De Palma

6 Phenomenology and German idealism p. 87 / Thomas M. Seebolum, (1934-2014) and Robert Dostal

7 Phenomenology and Austrian philosophy p. 98 / Carlo Ierna

Part II Issues and concepts in phenomenology p. 111

8 Aesthetics and art p. 113 / Fotini Vassiliou

9 Body p. 123 / Maxime Doyon and Maren Wehrle

10 Consciousness p. 138 / Walter Hopp

11 Crisis p. 151 / Emiliano Trizio

12 Dasein p. 160 / Daniel O. Dahlstrom

13 Ego p. 167 / Michael K. Shim

14 Eidetic method p. 175 / Daniele De Santis

15 Ethics p. 187 / John J. Drummond

16 Existence p. 198 / Emanuele Mariani

17 Genesis p. 207 / Pedro M. S. Alves

18 Horizon p. 221 / Saulius Geniusas

19 Imagination and phantasy p. 231 / Julia Jansen

20 Instinct p. 241 / Nam-In Lee

21 Intentionality p. 250 / Burt C. Hopkins

22 Intersubjectivity and sociality p. 259 / Jakuh Capek and Tereza Matejcková

23 Life-world p. 271 / Laurent Perreau

24 Mathematics p. 278 / Vincent Gérard

25 Monad p. 292 / Andrea Altohrando

26 Moods and emotions p. 304 / Ondrej Švec

27 Nothingness p. 316 / Kwok-ying Lau

28 Ontology, metaphysics, first philosophy p. 324 / Vincent Gérard

29 Perception p. 339 / Walter Hopp

30 Phenomenon p. 352 / Aurélien Djian and Claudio Majolino

31 Reduction p. 368 / Andrea Staiti

32 Synthesis p. 376 / Jacob Rump

33 Transcendental p. 389 / James Dodd

34 Theory of knowledge p. 397 / Emiliano Trizio

35 Time p. 403 / Nicolas de Warren

36 Truth and evidence p. 412 / George Heffernan

37 Variation p. 425 / Daniele De Santis

38 World p. 435 / Karel Novotný

Part III Major figures in phenomenology p. 443

39 Hannah Arendt p. 445 / Sophie Loidolt

40 Simone de Beauvoir p. 454 / Christine Daigle

41 Franz Brentano p. 461 / Arkadinsz Chrudzimski

42 Eugen Fink p. 470 / Riccardo Lazzari

43 Aron Gurwitsch p. 479 / Michael D. Barber and Olav K. Wiegand

44 Martin Heidegger p. 487 / Daniel O. Dahlstrom

45 Michel Henry p. 499 / Paula Lorelle

46 Edmund Husserl p. 509 / Burt C. Hopkins

47 Roman Ingarden p. 522 / Giuliano Bacigalupo

48 Jacob Klein p. 533 / Burt C. Hopkins

49 Ludwig Landgrebe p. 543 / Ignacio Quepons and Noé Expósito

50 Emmanuel Levinas p. 549 / Raoul Moati

51 Merleau-Ponty p. 556 / Patrick Burke

52 Enzo Paci p. 565 / Michela Beatrice Ferri

53 Jan Patocka p. 573 / Riccardo Paparusso

54 Adolf Reinach p. 582 / Marco Tedeschini

55 Jean-Paul Sartre p. 592 / Nathanaël Masselot

56 Max Scheler p. 606 / Panos Theodorou

57 Alfred Schutz p. 616 / Michael D. Barber

58 Edith Stein p. 625 / Antonio Calcagno

59 Trân duc Thao p. 636 / Jérôme Melançon

Part IV Intersections p. 647

60 Phenomenology and analytic philosophy p. 649 / Guillaume Fréchette

61 Phenomenology and cognitive sciences p. 662 / Jeff Yoshimi

62 Phenomenology and critical theory p. 670 / Alexei Procyshyn

63 Phenomenology and deconstruction p. 684 / Mauro Senatore

64 Phenomenology and hermeneutics p. 690 / James Risser

65 Phenomenology and medicine p. 699 / Valeria Bizzari

66 Phenomenology and philosophy of science p. 705 / Emiliano Trizio

67 Phenomenology and political theory p. 711 / Edouard Jolly

68 Psychoanalysis and phenomenology p. 718 / Patrizia Giampieri-Deutsch

69 Phenomenology and religion p. 731 / Stefano Bancalari

70 Phenomenology and structuralism p. 738 / Kwok-ying Lau

Part V Phenomenology in the world p. 747

71 Africa p. 749 / Bado Ndoye

72 Australia and New Zealand p. 757 / Erol Copelj and Jack Reynolds

73 Eastern Asia p. 768 / Simon Ebersolt and Tae-hee Kim and Choong-su Han and Ni Liangkang and Fang Xianghong

74 Latin America p. 776 / Rosemary R.P. Lerner

75 North America p. 789 / Steven Crowell and Rodney Parker

76 Synoptic scheme of the phenomenological movement p. 809 / Carlo Ierna.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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9781003084013

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9781000170580

1000170586

9781000170504

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9781000170429

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OCLC:

1147944234

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