Phenomenology in a Pluralistic Context

Häftad, Engelska, 1984

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Offers various views on phenomenology and existentialism.Phenomenology in a Pluralistic Context contains papers selected from three years of meetings of the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP). The essays are representative of the most current thinking among North American philosophers who have been influenced by the phenomenological movement. A majority of the selections reveals a considerable mutual influence between phenomenology and other philosophical currents. Special emphasis is given to issues in social and political theory; the philosophy of medicine, of art, of language, and of religion; phenomenology's relationship to Kantianism and to Marxism; and the figures of Merleau-Ponty, Sartre, and Heidegger.

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Utgivningsdatum:1984-06-30
Mått:152 x 229 x 25 mm
Vikt:340 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:SUNY series, Selected Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy
Antal sidor:317
Förlag:State University of New York Press
ISBN:9780873957311

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William L. McBride and Calvin O. Schrag are Professors of Philosophy, Purdue University.

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"The panoply of selected contributions reflects the changing scene and ongoing discussions in American and European phenomenology and existentialism. Discernible throughout are dialogues and disputes with representatives of structuralism, post-structuralism, critical theory, analytical philosophy, Marxism, and process philosophy. This itself stands as a testimony to the cosmopolitan thrust of original phenomenological and existential reflection and its resistance to philosophical closures." — from the Introduction

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PART I. INTERPRETATIONS OF THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL TRADITION 1. LINDA A. BELLLoser Wins: The Importance of Play in a Sartrean Ethics of Authenticity 2. BERNARD P. DAUENHAUERMerleau-Ponty's Political Thought: Its Nature and Its Challenge 3. THOMAS R. FLYNNFrom Socialisme et Liberte to Pouvoir et Liberte: The Cast of Jean-Paul Sartre 4. WILLIAM S. HAMRICKInterests, Justice, and Respect for the Law in Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology 5. REINER SCHURMANN"What Must I Do?" at the End of Metaphysics: Ethical Norms and the Hypothesis of a Historical Closure 6. HANS SEIGFRIEDHeidegger and the Problem of a Unified Theory of Action PART II. PHENOMENOLOGY AND OTHER PHILOSOPHICAL CURRENTS 7. MILDRED BAKANKarel Kosik's Phenomenological Heritage 8. TOM ROCKMOREMarx and the Roots of Existential Social Thought 9. RICHARD F. GRABAUKant's Proto-Phenomenology 10. GEORGE A. SCHRADER, JR.Kant and Phenomenology PART III. PHENOMENOLOGY OF MEDICINE 11. RICHARD M. ZANERFlirtations of Engagements? Prolegomenon to a Philosophy of Medicine 12. MARY C. RAWLINSONThe Facticity of Illness and the Appropriation of Health 13. ARLEEN B. DALLERYIllness and Health: Alternatives to Medicine PART IV. PHENOMENOLOGY OF ART AND AESTHETICS 14. JOHN M. ANDERSONSkip for a Phenomenology of the American Experience 15. CYRIL W. DWIGGINSAffectively Possible Worlds: A Sketch for a Theory of Aesthetic Experience PART V. PHENOMENOLOGY OF LANGUAGE 16. RONALD BRUZINADoes the Transcendental Ego Speak in Tongues? or The Problem of Language for Transcendental Reflection in Husserl's Phenomenology 17. DAVID LEVINThe Poetic Function in Phenomenological Discourse 18. J. N. MOHANTYThe Destiny of Transcendental Philosophy PART VI. PHENOMENOLOGY OF RELIGION 19. ROBERT R. WILLIAMSThe Problem of God in Sartre's Being and Nothingness PART VII. PHENOMENOLOGY OF SOCIAL RELATIONS 20. DAVID CARRPersonalities of a Higher Order 21. JAMES L. MARSHObjectivity, Alienation, and Reflection Contributors Notes Index