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Early phenomenology

Metaphysics, ethics, and the philosophy of religion

edited byMichael R. KellyBrian Harding

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Introduction Brian HardingMichael R. Kelly

pp.1-10
Speculations about bridging the Göttingen-Freiburg "gap" in phenomenology Lester Embree

pp.13-24
A phenomenology of foreboding/foreseeing Adolf Bernhard Philipp Reinach

pp.25-28
Person and love

Dietrich von Hildebrand in dialogue with John Zizioulas

John F. Crosby

pp.31-48
Envy and ressentiment, a difference in kind

A critique and renewal of Scheler's phenomenological account

Michael R. Kelly

pp.49-66
Reinach's phenomenology of foreboding

Battlefield notes, 1916-17

Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray(King's University College)

pp.67-86
Alexander Pfänder's phenomenological psychology

Philosophy devoted to description

Marta Ubiali

pp.87-103
José Ortega y Gasset's anti-idealist interpretation of phenomenology Brian Harding

pp.107-124
Scenes of disagreement

Nicolai Hartmann between phenomenological ontology and speculative realism

Keith R Peterson(Department of Philosophy, Cornell University)

pp.125-140
Buber meets Heidegger Robert Wood

pp.141-158
Edith Stein and the Carmelites Jonna Bornemark

pp.161-179
The transcendence of the person

Bonhoeffer as a resource for phenomenology of religion and ethics

Brian Gregor

pp.181-211
Rudolf Otto as postmodern phenomenologist

In dialogue with Marion, Derrida, and Kierkegaard

Merold Westphal

pp.213-239
Index

pp.241-242

Publication details

Publisher: Bloomsbury

Place: London

Year: 2016

Pages: n/a

ISBN (hardback): 1474276040

Full citation:

Kelly Michael R, Harding Brian (2016) Early phenomenology: Metaphysics, ethics, and the philosophy of religion. London, Bloomsbury.