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The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy

Volume 10

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How to think about nonconceptual content Walter Hopp(Boston University)

pp.1-24
Husserl on psycho-physical laws Jeffrey Yoshimi

pp.25-42
Construction and constitution in mathematics Mark Van Atten

pp.43-90
Husserl's "naturalism" and genetic phenomenology Ronald Bruzina(University of Kentucky)

pp.91-125
Different worlds and tendency to concordance

towards a new perspective on Husserl's phenomenology of culture

Andrea Staiti(University of Parma)

pp.127-143
The Cartesian meditations' foundational discourse

an obsolete project?

Rosemary Rizo-Patrón De Lerner

pp.145-165
Lerner on foundation, person, and rationality Sebastian Luft(Marquette University)

pp.167-170
The phronimos, the phainomena, and the pragmata

are we responsible for the things that appear to us to be good for us? an axiological exercise in Aristotelian phenomenology

George Heffernan

pp.171-200
Husserl on God, existence, and transcendental analysis Michael Sigrist(Department of Philosophy, Gettysburg College)

pp.201-215
On Heidegger's appropriation of Aristotle's concept of phronesis

where and how does phronesis show up in being and time?

Hans Pedersen

pp.217-235
Heidegger on animal and world Ka-Wing Leung

pp.237-250
On the teaching of virtue in Plato's Meno and the nature of philosophical authority

pp.251-282
A glimpse of envy and its intentional structure Michael Kelly

pp.283-302
The value of a phenomenology of the emotions for cultivating one's own character Anne C Ozar

pp.303-317
The agent of truth

reflections on Robert Sokolowski's phenomenology of the human person

Molly Brigid Flynn

pp.319-336

Publication details

Journal: The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy

Volume: 10

Year: 2010

Full citation:

(2010) The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy 10.