Introduction

human nature beyond naturalism. phenomenological, anthropological and psychoanalytical perspectives

Jagna Brudzińska, Stanisław Czerniak

6-10

Human freedom—a husserlian perspective

Dieter Lohmar

11-24

Disturbances of temporality and the potentialities of phenomenological perception

Mariannina Failla

25-40

Human nature in conflict

Reflections

Jagna Brudzińska

41-57

Between historicism and essentialism

the critical ambitions of Gernot Böhme's philosophical anthropology

Stanisław Czerniak

59-76

The origins of linguistic anthropology

the position of Johann Gottfried Herder and Arnold Gehlen

Rafał Michalski

77-94

The centered reality

Helmuth Plessner's anti-naturalistic approach

Alice Pugliese

95-108

Franz Brentano's mereology and the principles of descriptive psychology

Flávio Vieira Curvello

109-123

Vasily Sesemann's phenomenological aesthetics

Saulius Geniusas

125-138

Max Scheler and Ludwig Ferdinand Clauss on the possibility of phenomenological race theory

Andrzej Gniazdowski

139-155

The structure of the body dynamics

teleology of the instincts and the intentionality of the bodily motions

Mansooreh Khalilizand

157-167

Subjectivity and embodiment in the event of appearing in Edmund Husserl

Karel Novotný

169-181

Indistinctness and disunion

Wolfram Hogrebe

183-192

Freedom and interpellation or about freedom according to Louis Althusser

Jerzy Kochan

193-206

Genealogy as a method and a programme

Michał Rozynek

207-221

Nietzschean tragic outlook as a critique of metaphysics

Jozef L. Krakowiak

223-236