Logos of Phenomenology and Phenomenology of the Logos. Book Two

Section I. The Network of the Logos: Body, Person, Life

1. The Language of Our Living Body
Angela Ales Bello

2. What is it Like to Be Embodied, Naturalizing Bodily Self-Awareness?
Peter Reynaert

3. Edmund Husserl’s Anthropological Proposal in the Ideen I/II
Mobeen Shahid

4. Non-Intentionality of the Lived-Body
Andreas Brenner

5. Plato’s Teaching about “Living Creature”
Olena Shkubulyani

6. An Enquiry Concerning the Dialectic of Personality and its Practical Consequences
Victor Gerald Rivas

Section II. From Individuation to Intersubjectivity

7. Discussion on the Notion of “Life” and “Existentia” in the Philosophical Conceptions of Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty
Maria Golebiewska

8. “Vitalogy”: The African Vision of the Human Person
Martin Nkafu Nkemnkia

9. Conflict with Our Self
Willem Groenou

10. Essential Individuality: On the Nature of a Person
Roberta Monticelli

11. Ego-Making Principle in Samkhya Metaphysics and Cosmology
Marzenna Jakubczak

12. The “Person” and the “Other” in María Zambrano’s Philosophical Anthropology
Maria Mercede Ligozzi

13. Les Figures de L#x2019;Intersubjectivité Chez Husserl
Maria Manuela Brito Martins

14. The Logos of Life and Sexual Difference
Agnes B. Curry

Section III. Freedom, Necessity, Self-Determination

15. Phenomenology of Life’s Opening to the Moral Philosophy — The Virtue’s Issue
Carmen Cozma

16. The Vulnerable Body: Towards a Phenomenological Theory of Violence
Michael Staudigl

17. Phenomenology of Life in Border Situations: The Experience of the Ultimate
Piotr Mróz, Tristan Ace

18. The Phenomenology of Resistance
Kadria Ismail

19. Patocka and Derrida on Responsibility
Eddo Evink

20. “Perfect Health” and the Disembodiment of the Self. An Approach to Michel Henry’s Thought
Stella Zita Azevedo

21. Beauvoirian Existentialism: An Ethic of Individualism or Individuation?
Laura Hengehold

22. The Creationism of Leonardo Coimbra and Saudade as a Moral Gift
Maria Teresa Noronha

Section IV. Transcending the Horizon of Life

23. Mater-Natality: Augustine, Arendt, and Levinas
Ann W. Astell

24. Religion without Why: Edith Stein and Martin Heidegger on the Overcoming of Metaphysics, with Particular Reference to Angelus Silesius and Denys the Areopagite
Michael F. Andrews

25. Hermeneutics of the Mystical Phenomenon in E dith Stein
Carmen Balzer

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