One The Foundation of Intersubjectivity -- Inter subjectivity As the Starting Point -- Les Sources de la Vie morale -- The Logical Space of Morality: A Possible Theory for the Foundation of Moral Values -- Phenomenology and the Beginnings of the Moral Problem (Dilthey โ Brentano โ Husserl) -- Phenomenology As the Reawakening of the Platonic Philosophical Ethos -- La Nocion de Valor en la Escuela fenomenolรณgica -- Phรคnomene einer Ethik -- Responsibility As the Principle of Individuality: An Alternative to Husserlโs Theory of Intuition -- The Topicality of Husserlโs Ethical Anti-relativism -- Two Foundations of Morality and the Societal World -- Vom Sozialen Verantwortungsapriori im Sozialphรคnomenologischen Denken Edmund Husserls -- Le Phรฉnomรฉnal et le Politique -- Phenomenology, the Moral Sense, and the Meaning of Life: Some Comments of the Philosophy of Edmund Husserl and A-T. Tymieniecka -- La Actitud Natural y las Realidades Alternas -- Husserlโs Influence on Sociology: A Study of Schรผtzโs Phenomenology -- La Chair de la Communautรฉ -- The Historic Horizons of Meaning in the Japanese Social World -- Three The Human Encounter, the Sphere of Oneโs Own, Empathy -- Analysis of the Nature of Human Encounter in a Healthy and in a Psychotic State -- A Variation on โReduction Within Reductionโ: โInterior Extraneityโ -- The Empathy Problem in Edith Stein -- The Influence of Husserl in the Pedagogical Debate -- Four Beyond Dichotomies in Phenomenological Anthropology: Body, Life-World, New Approaches -- The Human Condition Within the Unity-of-Everything-There-is-Alive โ A Challenge to Philosophical Anthropologies -- Toward an Open Anthropology: Developing Merleau-Pontyโs Phenomenology -- The Philosophy of the Body -- Corporalidad -- The โLebensweltโ and the Meaning of Philosophy -- Science and Dialectics in a Phenomenological Anthropology -- Towards a Phenomenological Methodology for Anthropology -- Strict Science and Lebenswelt in Husserlโs Phenomenology -- A Problem in the Phenomenology of Action: Are There Unintentional Actions -- Five The Human Being: The Psychological, Psychiatric, Analytic, and Therapeutic Breakthroughs of Phenomenology -- Phenomenological Perspectives in Developmental Psychiatry -- Phenomenology in General Psychopathology and Psychiatry -- On the Possible Relationship Between Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis -- A Ballad on Laughter -- Phenomenological Hermeneutics of the Therapeutic Discourse -- A Phenomenological Approach to the Unconscious -- La Responsabilidad del Orientador en el Desarrolo de la Autoestima -- Existence and Guilt: A Discourse on Origins in Phenomenology -- Index of Names

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