Phenomenology and the Primacy of the Political: Essays in Honor of Jacques Taminiaux

Chapter 1. The struggle for Recognition and the Return of Primary Intersubjectivity (Shaun Gallagher).- Chapter 2. Intuition and Unanimity (Fabio Ciaramelli).- Chapter 3. Phronêsis and the Ideal of Beauty (Danielle Lories).- Chapter 4. The Ethical Dimension of Transcendental Reduction (Rosemary R.P. Lerner).- Chapter 5. Becoming transparent to myself: Individuation and Heidegger's Ontological Intuitionism (Mark Wrathall).- Chapter 6. Gadamer's Historicizing of the Mind (Pol Vandevelde).- Chapter 7. On The Metamorphoses of Transcendental Reduction (Stephen Watson).- Chapter 8. Merleau-Ponty's Lamellae: Phenomenology's Crystal, Perception's Overlapping, Science, Anger, and Politics (Babette Babich).- Chapter 9. Coercion by Necessity or Comprehensive Responsibility? Hannah Arendt on Vulnerability, Freedom and Education (Sharon Rider).- Chapter 10. Edmund Husserl, Hannah Arendt, and a Phenomenology of Nature (Janet Donohoe).- Chapter 11. Symbols and Politics (Paul Bruno).- Chapter 12. Poetics and Politics (Françoise Dastur).- Chapter 13. Nature, Art, and the Primacy of the Political: Reading Taminiaux with Merleau-Ponty (Véronique M. Fóti).- Chapter 14. The Myth of Performativity: from Aristotle to Arendt and Taminiaux (Pavlos Kontos).