Perception, Affectivity, and Volition in Husserl’s Phenomenology

Part I. The Intertwining of Perception, Affectivity, and Volition

1. Horizonality and Legitimation in Perception, Affectivity, and Volition
Roberto Walton

2. Percept, Feeling, Pragma: Some Static and Genetic Connections
Luis Román Rabanaque

Part II. Specifying the Logic of Perception

3. Husserl’s Spatialization of Perceptual Consciousness
Michael K. Shim

4. How Husserl’s and Searle’s Contextual Model Reformulates the Discussion About the Conceptual Content of Perception
Pol Vandevelde

5. “The Most Beautiful Pearls”: Speculative Thoughts on a Phenomenology of Attention (with Husserl and Goethe)
Sebastian Luft

Part III. Affectivity and Morality

6. Toward an A Priori Gefühlsmoral: Husserl’s Critique of Hume’s Theory of Moral Sentiments
Mariano Crespo

7. Pain and Intentionality
Saulius Geniusas

Part IV. The Comprehensiveness of Rationality

8. Husserl’s Concept of Urstiftung: From Passivity to History
Luis Niel

9. Annihilation of the World? Husserl’s Rehabilitation of Reality
Shigeru Taguchi

10. Phenomenology and the Other: Phenomenology Facing the Twenty-First Century
Javier San Martín

Keywords: Philosophy, Phenomenology, Psychology Research