Burt C. Hopkins is an associate member of Université de Lille, UMR-CNRS 8163 STL, France, and a visiting researcher at the Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences (2019–2020).Daniele De Santis is associate professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies (ÚFaR) of Charles University, CZ.

• Notes on Contributors Part 1 Special Issue: Phenomenology and the Frankfurt School (eds. C. Ferencz-Flatz, S. Jurga) 1. Phenomenology and the Frankfurt School. Editors’ Introduction Christian Ferencz-Flatz and Saulius Jurga 2. Meaning Can Burn: Hans Cornelius and Adorno’s Early Critique of Husserl Giovanni Zanotti 3. “To the Things Themselves”—and Beyond: Phenomenology and Anthropology in Walter Benjamin Uwe Steiner 4. The Determinate Negation of Scheler in Early Critical Theory Christian Ferencz-Flatz 5. The Meaning of Being: Adorno Contra Heidegger Richard Westerman 6. Sartre and Critical Theory David Sherman 7. Self-Responsibility in Scientific Civilization: The Concept of Philosophy as Enabling Historical Critique in Phenomenology and Critical Theory Ian H. Angus 8. The Origin of One-Dimensionality: Husserl, Heidegger, Marcuse Christian Lotz 9. Levinas, Frankfurt School and Ethics Richard A. Cohen 10. Empathy or Recognition? Husserl, Sartre, and Honneth on Affective Attunement and Empathetic Recognition Danielle Petherbridge 11. Honneth’s Theory of Recognition: A Phenomenological Analysis James Swindal Part 2 Special Issue: A book discussion (E. Trizio, Philosophy’s Nature: Husserl’s Phenomenology, Natural Science, and Metaphysics) 12. On Realities and Rationalities. A Comment on Philosophy’s Nature: Husserl’s Phenomenology, Natural Science, and Metaphysics by Emiliano Trizio Antonio Zirión Quijano 13. On Reality and Rationality. Answer to Antonio Zirión Quijano Emiliano Trizio 14. The Coordination Problem: A Challenge for Transcendental Phenomenology of Science Harald A. Wiltsche 15. Can the Life-world be an Illusion? Answer to Harald Wiltsche Emiliano Trizio 16. Metaphysics as an ultimate science of reality? On Emiliano Trizio’s reading of Husserl Inga Römer 17. Metaphysics of primal facts vs. phenomenology as first philosophy? Answer to Inga Römer Emiliano Trizio Part 3: Varia 18. Husserl on Illusion. A Phenomenological Cartography Andrea Cimino Part 4: In Review (eds. Emanuela Carta, Guilherme Riscali, Margaret Stark) 19. Review of S. B. Sharkey’s Edith Stein’s Finite and Eternal Being: A Companion (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2023) Genevieve Frank Buono 20. Review of F. De Vecchi, La società in persona. Ontologia sociale qualitativa (Bologna: Il Mulino, 2022) Cinzia Ruggeri 21. Review of D. Pradelle, Être et genèse des idéalités. Un ciel sans éternité (Paris: PUF, 2023) Veronica Cibotaru. Index

Burt C. Hopkins is an associate member of Université de Lille, UMR-CNRS 8163 STL, France, and a visiting researcher at the Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences (2019–2020).Daniele De Santis is associate professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies (ÚFaR) of Charles University, CZ.

• Notes on Contributors Part 1 Special Issue: Phenomenology and the Frankfurt School (eds. C. Ferencz-Flatz, S. Jurga) 1. Phenomenology and the Frankfurt School. Editors’ Introduction Christian Ferencz-Flatz and Saulius Jurga 2. Meaning Can Burn: Hans Cornelius and Adorno’s Early Critique of Husserl Giovanni Zanotti 3. “To the Things Themselves”—and Beyond: Phenomenology and Anthropology in Walter Benjamin Uwe Steiner 4. The Determinate Negation of Scheler in Early Critical Theory Christian Ferencz-Flatz 5. The Meaning of Being: Adorno Contra Heidegger Richard Westerman 6. Sartre and Critical Theory David Sherman 7. Self-Responsibility in Scientific Civilization: The Concept of Philosophy as Enabling Historical Critique in Phenomenology and Critical Theory Ian H. Angus 8. The Origin of One-Dimensionality: Husserl, Heidegger, Marcuse Christian Lotz 9. Levinas, Frankfurt School and Ethics Richard A. Cohen 10. Empathy or Recognition? Husserl, Sartre, and Honneth on Affective Attunement and Empathetic Recognition Danielle Petherbridge 11. Honneth’s Theory of Recognition: A Phenomenological Analysis James Swindal Part 2 Special Issue: A book discussion (E. Trizio, Philosophy’s Nature: Husserl’s Phenomenology, Natural Science, and Metaphysics) 12. On Realities and Rationalities. A Comment on Philosophy’s Nature: Husserl’s Phenomenology, Natural Science, and Metaphysics by Emiliano Trizio Antonio Zirión Quijano 13. On Reality and Rationality. Answer to Antonio Zirión Quijano Emiliano Trizio 14. The Coordination Problem: A Challenge for Transcendental Phenomenology of Science Harald A. Wiltsche 15. Can the Life-world be an Illusion? Answer to Harald Wiltsche Emiliano Trizio 16. Metaphysics as an ultimate science of reality? On Emiliano Trizio’s reading of Husserl Inga Römer 17. Metaphysics of primal facts vs. phenomenology as first philosophy? Answer to Inga Römer Emiliano Trizio Part 3: Varia 18. Husserl on Illusion. A Phenomenological Cartography Andrea Cimino Part 4: In Review (eds. Emanuela Carta, Guilherme Riscali, Margaret Stark) 19. Review of S. B. Sharkey’s Edith Stein’s Finite and Eternal Being: A Companion (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2023) Genevieve Frank Buono 20. Review of F. De Vecchi, La società in persona. Ontologia sociale qualitativa (Bologna: Il Mulino, 2022) Cinzia Ruggeri 21. Review of D. Pradelle, Être et genèse des idéalités. Un ciel sans éternité (Paris: PUF, 2023) Veronica Cibotaru. Index