Introduction

Jonna Bornemark, Nicholas Smith

7-14

Phenomenology of pregnancy

A cure for philosophy?

Nicholas Smith

15-50

Feminist phenomenology, pregnancy and transcendental subjectivity

Stella Sandford

51-70

Phenomenology of drives

Between biological and personal life

Alice Pugliese

71-90

Erotic intersubjectivity

Sex, death, and maternity in Bataille

Sarah Lachance Adams

91-102

Nausea as interoceptive annunciation

April Flakne

103-118

The otherness of reproduction

Passivity and control

Mao Naka

119-140

The unborn child and the father

Acknowledgement and the creation of the other

Erik Jansson Boström

141-156

"Two-in-one-body"

Unconscious representations and ethical dimensions of inter-corporeality in childbearing

Joan Raphael-Leff

157-198

The difference of experience between maternity and maternal in the work of Julia Kristeva

Gráinne Lucey

199-224

The problem of unity in psychoanalysis

Birth trauma and separation

Erik Bryngelsson

225-250

Life beyond individuality

A-subjective experience in pregnancy

Jonna Bornemark

251-278