Ricoeur's early approaches to the ontological question

Marc-Antoine Vallée

3-12

Distanciation and epoché

the influence of Husserl on Ricoeur's hermeneutics

Leslie MacAvoy

13-30

Thinking the flesh with Paul Ricoeur

Richard Kearney

31-40

Identity and selfhood

Paul Ricœur's Contribution and its continuations

Claude Romano

43-59

For a genealogy of selfhood

starting from Paul Ricœur

Carmine Di Martino

61-74

The world of the text and the world of life

two contradictory paradigms?

75-86

Word, writing, tradition

Michael Sohn

89-103

Involuntary memory and apprenticeship to truth

Ricoeur re-reads Proust

105-113

Memory, space, oblivion

Luis A. Umbelino

115-122

The enigma of the past

Ricoeur's theory of narrative as a response to Heidegger

Pol Vandevelde

123-139

The conflict of hermeneutics

Marc De Launay

143-157

Intersectional hermeneutics

Scott Davidson

159-173

Hermeneutics and truth

from alētheia to attestation

Sebastian Purcell

175-195

Constructing Ricoeur's hermeneutical theory of truth

Todd Mei

197-215