Memory in the Ontopoesis of Life

1. Memory’s Sustenance of the Human Orbit
A-T. Tymieniecka

2. Ontopoietic Vestige: Memories of Ontogenesis in Biology and in Human Culture
Roberto Verolini, Fabio Petrelli

Section I. The Self in Creative Memory

3. A.-T. Tymieniecka, The Work of the Analecta Husserliana and Conversion
Thomas Ryba

4. Lifelong Learning and Self-Actualization
Kiymet Selvi

5. Faces of Memory – The Work of Franz Kafka as a Record of Consciouness Lost in the Labirynth of Being in the Context of Existential Philosophy
Grzegorz Gruca

6. Which Self? or What is it Like to Speak or Listen – An Existential Phenomenological Approach
Ewa Latecka

7. Art Education as an Expression of Phenomenon
Ali Öztürk

Section II. Ciphering Remembrance: Signs, Symbols, Spirit

8. The Functions of Memory in Edith Stein and in Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka’s Phenomenology of Life
Maria-Chiara Teloni

9. The Symbol – Code of the Past, Record of Human (Existence) Life, and Ontopoiesis of Life
Joanna Hańderek

10. On Knowing: Whether One Knows
Semiha Akinci

11. Without Beauty there is No Truth
J.C. Couceiro-Bueno

12. El a Priori Correlativo Y Ontológico Del Lenguaje Ángel Amor Ruibal (1869–1930)
Antonio Domínguez Rey

13.
Saudade and Memory in the Ontopoiesis of Life
Maria Teresa Noronha

14. Meta-Analysis and the Question of Being
David A. Ross

Section III. Memory’s Network of the Human Horizons

15. Memory and The Historicity of Human Existence
Konrad Rokstad

16. Structure as a Collective Memory of Cultural Systems
Piotr Mróz

17. Agricultural Landscape as Philosophical-Ecological Phenomenon
Novikov Dmitriy

18. Terrain as Subject Matter of Cultural-Ecological Value
Vasiliy Nilipovskiy

19. Newton’s Theology of Mathematical Problems
A.L. Samian

Section IV. Memory in the Communal Ciphering of Life

20. Orthodox Monasterial Complex in Contemporary Sociocultural Environment
Ilvitskaya Svetlana Valeryevna

21. The Art of Memory in a Pluralistic Universe: William James’s “Republican Banquet”
Elіf Çirakman

22. Can Reason Regulate the Reality by Which We Experience the Life as Our Private Life?
Ismail Serin

23. Relatively Completely Happy
Bariş Parkan

Keywords: Philosophy, Phenomenology, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Nature, Psychoanalysis, Life Sciences, general