Phenomenology 2010 is a very large publication, a total of over 2700 pages. There are 5 volumes (one for each geographical area, e.g. Asia and Pacific / Latin America / Euro-Mediterranean Area / Northern Europe / North America part I and part II). Each volume can be ordered separately. You can also order the complete set. Presentation of the vol. 2:
A sample is always representative, though not always of that which it purports to represent. The question is whether this sample of essays presented in the Latin American volume of Phenomenology 2010, represents the current practice of Phenomenology in Latin America. Even though the question is debatable, some of the essays in this sample represent, undoubtedly, the best of the phenomenological production in their countries of origin. Others may not, at least in the same degree. But all of them taken together seem to represent fairly well the situation of Phenomenology in the Latin sector of the American continent.
Table of Contents Presentation Presentación Apresentação
1. Merleau-Ponty. Lo humano y lo adverso
2. On the Constitution of Social Order
3. Patterns of Narrative Identity in Heidegger and Winnicott: Proper, Improper and Pathologic
4. Husserl y Scheler: una fenomenología del amor
5. La antinomia husserliana ontología social-historicidad según Merleau-Ponty. Reflexiones en torno al vínculo entre fenomenología y ciencias sociales
6. A dimensão do hoje: Heidegger e a temporalidade do discurso filosófico
7. Phenomenological Principles and the Notion of Biology in Psychopathology and Psychiatry
8. Expresión lingüística y expresión corporal
9. Cuerpo, cinestesia, nóema
10. Phenomenological Reflections on the Conditions of Cultural and Ideological Encounters and Conflicts
11. Fenomenologia da Mania
12. An Overview of Living Meaning: between Phenomenology and Hermeneutics
13. Compreendendo a matemática de um ponto de vista fenomenológico
14. Mundo cibernético e horizontes educacionais: um ensaio |
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New Releases Rosemary R. P. Lerner, André de Macedo Duarte, Antonio Zirion (ed.), Phenomenology 2010, volume 2 