I. Japanese and Western Interpretations.- 1. "Husserl on Time-Analysis and Phenomenological Method".- 2. "The Proto-Synthesis in the Perceptual Dimension According to Husserl: A Reconstructive Reflection".- 3. "The Ideality of Meaning in Husserl".- 4. "The Transcendental Reflection of Life Without a Transcendental Ego".- 5. "The Eidetic Structure of Subjectless, Egoless, and Selfless Transcendental Reflection".- 6. "Phenomenological Self-Reflection in Husserl and Fink".- 7. "Ideas for Raising the Question of the World Within Transcendental Phenomenology: Freiburg, 1930".- II. Phenomenological Extensions.- 8. "Humanism and Transcendental Phenomenology".- 9. "Self and Time".- 10. "Is Scheler's Ethic an Ethic of Virtue".- 11. "The View of the Other".- 12. "Truth in Drama".- 13. "The Tragic Voice of the Feminine and its Significance for Phenomenology".- 14. Husserl and the Foundations of Geometry.- III. Intercultural Considerations.- 15. "Technology and Cross-Cultural Perception".- 16. "Phenomenology of Intercultural Communication".- 17. "Phenomenology of International Images".- 18. "Phenomenology of Zen".- 19. The Radicalization of "Seeing" An Attempt To Go Beyond Reflection.- 20. "Corning to a Decision about Metaphysical Principles".- 21. "Conversation on a Plane".- IV. Reflections Pertaining to the Human Sciences.- 22. "Phenomenology and Cognitive Psychology".- 23. "The Role of the Phenomenologist in Social Science".- 24. "On the Transcendental or the Phenomenological Reduction (Epoché): from a Sociological Perspective".- 25. "Role Theory in View of Postmodernism and the 'Author Effect'".- 26. "Phenomenological Reflections on the Philosophy of History".- 27."Husserl's Question of History: The Parallelism between his Theory of Association and the Narrative Theory of History".- 28. "The Underlying Conception of Science in Dilthey's Introduction to the Human Sciences".- Notes on Contributors.- Index of Names.- Index of Topics.
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I. Japanese and Western Interpretations. - 1. Husserl on Time-Analysis and Phenomenological Method . - 2. The Proto-Synthesis in the Perceptual Dimension According to Husserl: A Reconstructive Reflection . - 3. The Ideality of Meaning in Husserl . - 4. The Transcendental Reflection of Life Without a Transcendental Ego . - 5. The Eidetic Structure of Subjectless, Egoless, and Selfless Transcendental Reflection . - 6. Phenomenological Self-Reflection in Husserl and Fink . - 7. Ideas for Raising the Question of the World Within Transcendental Phenomenology: Freiburg, 1930 . - II. Phenomenological Extensions. - 8. Humanism and Transcendental Phenomenology . - 9. Self and Time . - 10. Is Scheler s Ethic an Ethic of Virtue . - 11. The View of the Other . - 12. Truth in Drama . - 13. The Tragic Voice of the Feminine and its Significance for Phenomenology . - 14. Husserl and the Foundations of Geometry. - III. Intercultural Considerations. - 15. Technology and Cross-Cultural Perception . - 16. Phenomenology of Intercultural Communication . - 17. Phenomenology of International Images . - 18. Phenomenology of Zen . - 19. The Radicalization of Seeing An Attempt To Go Beyond Reflection. - 20. Corning to a Decision about Metaphysical Principles . - 21. Conversation on a Plane . - IV. Reflections Pertaining to the Human Sciences. - 22. Phenomenology and Cognitive Psychology . - 23. The Role of the Phenomenologist in Social Science . - 24. On the Transcendental or the Phenomenological Reduction (Epoché): from a Sociological Perspective . - 25. Role Theory in View of Postmodernism and the `Author Effect . - 26. Phenomenological Reflections on the Philosophy of History . - 27. Husserl s Question of History: The Parallelism between his Theory of Association and the Narrative Theory of History . - 28. The Underlying Conception of Science in Dilthey s Introduction to the Human Sciences . - Notes on Contributors. - Index of Names. - Index of Topics.
