Logos of Phenomenology and Phenomenology of The Logos, Book 2: The Human Condition in-the-Unity-of-Everything-There-is-Alive Individuation, Self, Person, Self-Determination, Freedom, Necessity (Analecta Husserliana, Vol. 89)

499 Pages·2005·9.74 MB·English

by  A-T. Tymieniecka

LOGOSOF PHENOMENOLOGYAND PHENOMENOLOGY
OF THE LOGOS. BOOK TWO
ANALECTA HUSSERLIANA
THE YEARBOOK OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH
VOLUME LXXXIX
Founder and Editor-in-Chief:
ANNA-TERESA TYMIENIECKA
The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning
Hanover, New Hampshire
For sequel volumes see the end of this volume.
LOGOS OF PHENOMENOLOGY
AND PHENOMENOLOGY
OF THE LOGOS. BOOK TWO
The Human Condition
in-the-Unity-of-Everything-there-is-alive.
Individuation, Self, Person,
Self-determination, Freedom, Necessity
Edited by
ANNA-TERESA TYMIENIECKA
The World Phenomenology Institute, Hanover, NH, U.S.A.
Published under the auspices of
The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning
A-T. Tymieniecka, President
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THEMATIC INTRODUCTION
ANNA-TERESATYMIENIECKA /TheHumanConditionwithin
the Unity-of-Everything-there-is-Alive and its Logoic Network ix
SECTION I
THE NETWORK OF THE LOGOS: BODY, PERSON, LIFE
ANGELA ALES BELLO / The Language of Our Living Body 3
PETER REYNAERT / What is it Like to be Embodied,
Naturalizing Bodily Self-Awareness? 15
MOBEEN SHAHID / Edmund Husserl’s Anthropological
Proposal in the IIIdeen I/II 23
ANDREAS BRENNER / Non-Intentionality of the Lived-Body 33
OLENA SHKUBULYANI / Plato’s Teaching about ‘‘Living
Creature’’ and Phenomenology 45
VICTOR GERALD RIVAS / An Enquiry Concerning the
Dialectic of Personality and its Practical Consequences 61
SECTION II
FROM INDIVIDUATION TO INTERSUBJECTIVITY
MARIA GOLEBIEWSKA / Discussion on the Notions of ‘‘Life’’
and ‘‘Existentia’’ in the Philosophical Conceptions of
Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty 93
MARTIN NKAFU NKEMNKIA / ‘‘Vitalogy’’: The African
Vision of the Human Person 101
WILLEM VAN GROENOU / Conflict with Our Self 121
ROBERTA DE MONTICELLI / Essential Individuality: On the
Nature of a Person 171
MARZENNA JAKUBCZAK / Ego-Making Principle in
Samkhya Metaphysics and Cosmology 185
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MARIA MERCEDE LIGOZZI / The ‘‘Person’’ and the ‘‘Other’’
in Marıa Zambrano’s Philosophical Anthropology 197
MARIA MANUELA BRITO MARTINS / Les figures de
l’intersubjectivite chez Husserl 215
AGNES B. CURRY / The Logos of Life and Sexual Difffffference:
Irigaray and Tymieniecka 231
SECTION III
FREEDOM, NECESSITY, SELF-DETERMINATION
CARMEN COZMA / Phenomenology of Life’s Opening to the
Moral Philosophy – The Virtue’s Issue 245
MICHAEL STAUDIGL / The Vulnerable Body: Towards a
Phenomenological Theory of Violence 259
PIOTR MRO´Z and TRISTAN ACE / Phenomenology of Life in
Border Situations: The Experience of the Ultimate 273
KADRIA ISMAIL / The Phenomenology of Resistance 293
EDDO EVINK / Patocˇka and Derrida on Responsibility 307
STELLA ZITA DE AZEVEDO / ‘‘Perfect Health’’ and the
Disembodiment of the Self. An Approach to Michel Henry’s
Thought 323
LAURA HENGEHOLD / Beauvoirian Existentialism: An Ethic
of Individualism or Individuation? 339
MARIA TERESA DE NORONHA / The Creationism of
Leonardo Coimbra and Saudade as a Moral Gift 357
SECTION IV
TRANSCENDING THE HORIZON OF LIFE
ANN W. ASTELL / Mater-Natality: Augustine, Arendt, and
Levinas 373
MICHAEL F. ANDREWS / Religion Without Why: Edith Stein
and Martin Heidegger on the Overcoming of Metaphysics,
with Particular Reference to Angelus Liesius and Denys the
Areopagite 399
TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
CARMEN BALZER / Hermeneutics of the Mystical
Phenomenon in Edith Stein 429
INDEX OF NAMES 449
APPENDIX / The Program of the Oxford Third World
Congress 453
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
When this volume – Volume Two – of a five-volume series: Logos of
Phenomenology and Phenomenology of the Logos, gathering papers per-
tainingtothesubjectattributedingeneraltophilosophicalanthropology
from the Third World Congress of Phenomenology: Phenomenology
World-Wide: Phenomenology of the Logos and the Logos of
Phenomenology (Oxford, August 15–21, 2004) goes to press, thanks are
due to those who were helpful in preparing this grandiose affffffair. First of
all,itistheinitiativeofWilliamJ.SmithwhobroughtustoOxford,who
with his wife Jadwiga and Gary Backhaus have also undertaken with
expertisethetaskofthelocalarrangementsthatmeritsourappreciation.
Professor Grahame Lock, of Queen’s College and Matt Landrus from
WolfsonCollegeshouldbethankedfortheirpreciouscontributiontothe
local organization. Tadeusz Czarnik, my personal helper, cannot be
forgotten.
I wish to express special thanks to Jeff Hurlburt, our secretary, for his
assiduous and dedicated work in preparing this gathering.
A-T.T.
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THEMATIC STUDY