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Oxford University Press, Oxford

2012

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The Oxford handbook of contemporary phenomenology

Edited by

Dan Zahavi

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DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199594900.001.0001

Full citation:

Zahavi, D. (ed) (2012). The Oxford handbook of contemporary phenomenology, Oxford University Press, Oxford.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Zahavi Dan

1-4

Contributors

viii-xii

Subjectivity and nature

7-114

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Phenomenological method

Cerbone David

7-34

Transcendental phenomenology and the seductions of naturalism

Crowell Steven

25-47

Respecting appearances

Siewert Charles

48-69

On the possibility of naturalizing phenomenology

Gallagher Shaun

70-93

The phenomenology of life

Barbaras Renaud

94-114

Intentionality, perception, and embodiment

115-264

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Intentionality without representationalism

Drummond John

115-133

Perception, context, and direct realism

Carr David

134-157

Colours and sounds

Murata Junichi

158-176

Bodily intentionality, affectivity, and basic affects

Welton Donn

177-197

Thought in action

Romdenh-Romluc Komarine

198-215

Sex, gender, and embodiment

Heinämaa Sara

216-242

At the edges of my body

Casey Edward

243-264

Self and consciousness

265-326

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Action and selfhood

Tengelyi László

265-286

Self-consciousness and world-consciousness

Legrand Dorothée

287-303

Self, consciousness, and shame

Zahavi Dan

304-323

Language, thinking, and knowledge

327-422

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The (many) foundations of knowledge

Hopp Walter

327-348

The phenomenological foundations of predicative structure

Pradelle Dominique

349-376

Language and non-linguistic thinking

Lohmar Dieter

377-398

Sharing in truth

Schmid Hans Bernhard

399-422

Ethics, politics, and sociality

423-482

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Responsive ethics

Waldenfels Bernhard

423-441

Towards a phenomenology of the political world

Held Klaus

442-459

Other people

Overgaard Søren

460-482

Time and history

483-544

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Experience and history

Carr David

483-502

The forgiveness of time and consciousness

de Warren Nicolas

503-524

Hermeneutical phenomenology

Figal Günter

525-544

Art and religion

545-606

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Something that is nothing but can be anything

Brough John

545-563

Phenomenological and aesthetic epoché

Bernet Rudolf

564-582

Evidence in the phenomenology of religious experience

Steinbock Anthony

583-606

Index

607-619

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