Creative Virtualities in Human Self-Interpretation-in-Culture: Phenemonology of Life and the Human C

Part One: The Ethical Impulse in Husserl: Individual, Culture, Humanity. The Ethical Evolution of Mankind in Husserl's Phenomenology; E. Buceniece. Husserl and the Tradition; G.E. Overvold. Der ethische Impuls der Husserlschen Phänomenologie; C. Spahn. Part Two: Valuation, Culture, Ideologies. Phenomenology and Multiculturalism: Moving Beyond Assimilation and Utter Diversity through a Substantive Pluralism; J.F. Burke. Our Values of Expectation/Expedition: Study of their Hebrew Origin; O. Fullat i Genis. Arquitectónica de la ética de la liberación: Para una ética de la vida del sujeto humano; E. Dussel. Value Orientation and Human Creativity; C.J. Ramos-Mattei. Roman Ingarden's Philosophy of Culture: An Attempt at a Reconstruction; Z. Majewska. On the Alleged Dilemma in a Work Being both African and Philosophy; J.I. Unah. Part Three: The Meanders of the Individual's Attunement and Integration with Others Within the Cultural Harmonisation. Commonplaceness as a Difficult Situation for Man; K. Danecka-Szopowa. On the Significance of Animate Form; M. Sheets-Johnstone. Heart Transplantation: A Corporeality Perspective; M.L. Pfeiffer. Analyzing Images of the Future: The Ironic Twist; C. Bjurvill. La phénománologie de la formation: Les aspects du problème; R. Teltcharova-Kourenkova, E. Plekhanov, S. Sisova. Part Four: Missing and Retrieving the Spontaneous Participation with the Other within the Cultural Network of Life. The One and the Many in the Schizophrenic Life-World: The `Zenonian Syndrome'; E. Syristová. Phenomenological Psychopathology of Interpersonal Communications: A Point of View; B. Callieri. OnHuman Alienation : A Phenomenological Inquiry of the Schizoid Personality; E. Bolivar. La profundidad: Un enfoque dimensional de mi encuentro con el otro; M. Jarquín M. Intersubjective Communication and Psycho-Impairment; M.R. Barral. Part Five: Morality Oscillating Between Good and Evil. The Language of Evil: Hannah Arendt and the Abstract Expressionist Response to the Second World War; S. Zucker. Foreknowledge, Free Will and Modal Logic; Y. Ronen. Nothing In or Out of the World is All Good or All Bad, All Gods Included; F. Sontag. Index of Names.