Hermeneutics and Phenomenology in Paul Ricoeur

Part I. From Existentialism and Phenomenology to Hermeneutics

1. Ricoeur’s Early Approaches to the Ontological Question
Marc-Antoine Vallée

2. Distanciation and Epoché: The Influence of Husserl on Ricoeur’s Hermeneutics
Leslie MacAvoy

3. Thinking the Flesh with Paul Ricoeur
Richard Kearney

Part II. Hermeneutic Phenomenology of the Self

4. Identity and Selfhood: Paul Ricœur’s Contribution and Its Continuations
Claude Romano

5. For a Genealogy of Selfhood: Starting from Paul Ricœur
Carmine Martino

6. The World of the Text and the World of Life: Two Contradictory Paradigms?
Michaël Foessel

Part III. Hermeneutic Phenomenology of Tradition, Memory and History

7. Word, Writing, Tradition
Michael Sohn

8. Involuntary Memory and Apprenticeship to Truth: Ricoeur Re-reads Proust
Jeanne Marie Gagnebin

9. Memory, Space, Oblivion
Luis António Umbelino

10. The Enigma of the Past: Ricoeur’s Theory of Narrative as a Response to Heidegger
Pol Vandevelde

Part IV. Challenges and Future Directions for a Hermeneutic Phenomenology

11. The Conflict of Hermeneutics
Marc Launay

12. Intersectional Hermeneutics
Scott Davidson

13. Hermeneutics and Truth: From Alētheia to Attestation
Sebastian Purcell

14. Constructing Ricoeur’s Hermeneutical Theory of Truth
Todd S. Mei

Keywords: Philosophy, Phenomenology, Philosophy of Man, Ontology