Research in Phenomenology

Why I am so happy
pp. 3-14(12)
Author: Schmidt, Dennis J.

Nietzsche and Van Gogh: Representing the Tragic
pp. 15-24(10)
Author: Haar, Michel

Lacan and the Enlightenment: Antigone's Choice
pp. 25-41(17)
Author: Richardson, William J.

Zarathustra: The Tragic Figure of the Last Philosopher
pp. 42-56(15)
Author: Brogan, Walter

Reading the Poetics after the Remarks
pp. 57-68(12)
Author: Fynsk, Christopher

Drawing upon Levinas to Sketch Out a Heterotopic Poetics of Art and Tragedy
pp. 69-96(28)
Author: Anderson, Travis

Of the Gift That Comes to Thinking
pp. 98-112(15)
Authors: De Beistegui, Miguel; Taylor, Jeffrey B.

Semiosis of Listening: The Other in Heidegger's Writings on Hölderlin and Celan's "The Meridian"
pp. 113-132(20)
Author: Ziarek, Krzysztof

Dropping: The "Subject" of Authenticity. Being and Time on Disappearing Existentials and True Friendship with Being
pp. 133-158(26)
Author: Visker, Rudi

On the Way to an Ontological Ethics: Ethical Suggestions in Reading Heidegger
pp. 159-188(30)
Author: Benso, Silvia

Dionysos as Antidote: The Veils of Maya
pp. 189-205(17)
Author: Sena, Marylou

Instruments and the Body: Sartre and Merleau-Ponty
pp. 206-215(10)
Authors: Kujundzic, Nebojsa; Buschert, William

Derrida and the Scene of Drawing
pp. 218-234(17)
Author: Newman, Michael

The De(P)Rivation of Life
pp. 236-245(10)
Author: Llewelyn, John

Husserl and the Continuing Crisis of Western Civilization
pp. 245-252(8)
Author: Buckley, R. Philip

Splitting the Difference: The Less Pretentious Claims of Reason
pp. 252-258(7)
Author: Pellauer, David

Extending Reason
pp. 258-265(8)
Author: Powell, Jeffrey

Imaginative Ethics
pp. 265-271(7)
Author: Findler, Richard