Table of contents

Acknowledgments

From Husserl's formulation of the soul—body issue to a new differentiation of human faculties

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

3-10

The singularity and plurality of the viewpoint in Husserl's transcendental phenomenology

Yoshihiro Nitta

13-17

Das Problem der Leiblichkeit in der Phänomenologischen Bewegung

Stephan Strasser

19-36

Seele und Leib in der originären Perspektive

Angela Ales Bello

37-48

Seele und Leib in der Kategorialen und in der Originären Perspektive

Angela Ales Bello

37-48

L'oeil de la Chair

Pierre Trotignon

49-61

Husserl and the problem of dualism

Françoise Dastur

65-75

"Seeing" and "touching" or overcoming the soul—body dualism

Tadashi Ogawa

77-94

The relativity of the soul and the absolute state of the pure ego

Hans Köchler

95-107

The significance of the transcendental ego for the problem of body and soul in Husserlian phenomenology

Luciana O'Dwyer Bellinetti

109-117

Body—soul—consciousness integration

Mary R. Barral

119-125

Natural man and his soul

Romano Romani

129-151

Finitude as clue to embodiment

Clyde Pax

153-161

Topoï of the body and the soul in Husserlian phenomenology

Maria Villela-Petit

163-171

Husserls sicht des Leib—Seele Problems

Hirotaka Tatematsu

173-181

The ego—body subject and the stream of experience in Husserl

Evelyn Barker

183-191

Lived experience of one's body within one's own experience

Aurelio Rizzacasa

193-200

Living body, flesh, and everyday body

A clinical-noematic report

Lorenzo Calvi

203-210

The experience of sexual Leib in the toxicomaniac

Phenomenological premises

Bruno Callieri

211-216

Kinesthesias and horizons in psychosis

Erling Eng

217-225

Self-acceptance: the way of living with one’s body in obesity and mental anorexia

Loredana Paradiso, Vincenzo Rapisarda

227-239

Body, spirit and ego in Husserl’s Ideas II

Richard Cobb-Stevens

243-258

Die Bedeutung des Gewissens für eine Leibhafte Verwirklichung von Sittlichkeit

Heimo Hofmeister

259-266

Value ethics and experience

Filippo Liverziani

267-282

The significance of death for the experience of body and world in human existence

Peter Kampits

283-294

La transfiguration du corps dans la phénoménologie de la religion

Mario Sancipriano

295-297

Merleau-Ponty's conception of nature

Theodore Geraets

301-312

Merleau-Ponty's ontology of the wild being

Ynhui Park

313-326

Imagination and the soul—body problem in Arabic philosophy

Thérèse-Anne Druart

327-342

Monism in Spinoza's and Husserl's thought

Wolfgang Schirmacher

345-352

Husserl's Berkeley

Abraham Bar-On

353-363

The opening address of the salzburg conference

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

367-370

Index of names