Andreea Smaranda Aldea is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Kent State University, USA. David Carr is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Emory University, USA. Sara Heinämaa is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

"The volume is a timely contribution with treasures in store for everyone from the verdant novice to the veteran phenomenological researcher . . . For anyone interested in classical phenomenology’s critical resources, Phenomenology as Critique is required reading."Phenomenological Reviews

• 1. Introduction: Critique – Matter of MethodsSara Heinämaa, David Carr, and Andreea Smaranda Aldea2. Phenomenology as Critical Method: Experience and PracticeDavid Carr3. On the Functions of Examples in Critical Philosophy: Kant and HusserlMichela Summa4. Phenomenology and Critique: On ‘Mere’ Description and Its Normative DimensionsJulia Jansen5. Husserlian Phenomenology as Radical Immanent Critique – Or How Phenomenology Imagines ItselfAndreea Smaranda Aldea6. Radical Besinnung as a Method for Phenomenological CritiqueMirja Hartimo 7. A Phenomenological Critique of Critical PhenomenologyLanei Rodemeyer8. On the Transcendental and Eidetic Resources of Phenomenology: A Case Study of Embodiment Sara Heinämaa9. Critical Phenomenology and Micro-Phenomenology: The First-Person Experience of the "Collective"Natalie Depraz10. Critique as Thinking-Freely and as Discernment of the HeartAnthony Steinbock11. Social Critique and Trust DynamicsAlice Pugliese12. Critique in the Age of Paranoid RevoltNicolas de Warren13. Critique as Disclosure: Building Blocks for a Phenomenological Appropriation of MarxChristian Lotz14. Crisis and Modernity: On the Idea of Historical Critique Timo Miettinen15. What is Critique – for Phenomenology? A Foucauldian Perspective Sophie Loidolt16. The Power of the Reduction and the Reduction of Power: Husserl’s and Foucault’s Critical ProjectMaren Wehrle

Andreea Smaranda Aldea is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Kent State University, USA. David Carr is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Emory University, USA. Sara Heinämaa is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

"The volume is a timely contribution with treasures in store for everyone from the verdant novice to the veteran phenomenological researcher . . . For anyone interested in classical phenomenology’s critical resources, Phenomenology as Critique is required reading."Phenomenological Reviews

• 1. Introduction: Critique – Matter of MethodsSara Heinämaa, David Carr, and Andreea Smaranda Aldea2. Phenomenology as Critical Method: Experience and PracticeDavid Carr3. On the Functions of Examples in Critical Philosophy: Kant and HusserlMichela Summa4. Phenomenology and Critique: On ‘Mere’ Description and Its Normative DimensionsJulia Jansen5. Husserlian Phenomenology as Radical Immanent Critique – Or How Phenomenology Imagines ItselfAndreea Smaranda Aldea6. Radical Besinnung as a Method for Phenomenological CritiqueMirja Hartimo 7. A Phenomenological Critique of Critical PhenomenologyLanei Rodemeyer8. On the Transcendental and Eidetic Resources of Phenomenology: A Case Study of Embodiment Sara Heinämaa9. Critical Phenomenology and Micro-Phenomenology: The First-Person Experience of the "Collective"Natalie Depraz10. Critique as Thinking-Freely and as Discernment of the HeartAnthony Steinbock11. Social Critique and Trust DynamicsAlice Pugliese12. Critique in the Age of Paranoid RevoltNicolas de Warren13. Critique as Disclosure: Building Blocks for a Phenomenological Appropriation of MarxChristian Lotz14. Crisis and Modernity: On the Idea of Historical Critique Timo Miettinen15. What is Critique – for Phenomenology? A Foucauldian Perspective Sophie Loidolt16. The Power of the Reduction and the Reduction of Power: Husserl’s and Foucault’s Critical ProjectMaren Wehrle

Andreea Smaranda Aldea is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Kent State University, USA. David Carr is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Emory University, USA. Sara Heinämaa is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

"The volume is a timely contribution with treasures in store for everyone from the verdant novice to the veteran phenomenological researcher . . . For anyone interested in classical phenomenology’s critical resources, Phenomenology as Critique is required reading."Phenomenological Reviews

• 1. Introduction: Critique – Matter of MethodsSara Heinämaa, David Carr, and Andreea Smaranda Aldea2. Phenomenology as Critical Method: Experience and PracticeDavid Carr3. On the Functions of Examples in Critical Philosophy: Kant and HusserlMichela Summa4. Phenomenology and Critique: On ‘Mere’ Description and Its Normative DimensionsJulia Jansen5. Husserlian Phenomenology as Radical Immanent Critique – Or How Phenomenology Imagines ItselfAndreea Smaranda Aldea6. Radical Besinnung as a Method for Phenomenological CritiqueMirja Hartimo 7. A Phenomenological Critique of Critical PhenomenologyLanei Rodemeyer8. On the Transcendental and Eidetic Resources of Phenomenology: A Case Study of Embodiment Sara Heinämaa9. Critical Phenomenology and Micro-Phenomenology: The First-Person Experience of the "Collective"Natalie Depraz10. Critique as Thinking-Freely and as Discernment of the HeartAnthony Steinbock11. Social Critique and Trust DynamicsAlice Pugliese12. Critique in the Age of Paranoid RevoltNicolas de Warren13. Critique as Disclosure: Building Blocks for a Phenomenological Appropriation of MarxChristian Lotz14. Crisis and Modernity: On the Idea of Historical Critique Timo Miettinen15. What is Critique – for Phenomenology? A Foucauldian Perspective Sophie Loidolt16. The Power of the Reduction and the Reduction of Power: Husserl’s and Foucault’s Critical ProjectMaren Wehrle