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  Año 2015, Vol. 83, Número 3

  • Preface

    Angela Ales Bello

    págs. 9-10

    

  • Introduction

    Stefano Bancalari

    págs. 11-14

    

  • The sense of things. A reflection starting from Husserl

    Angela Ales Bello

    págs. 15-26

    

  • Husserl's god in the fichte lecture from 1917-1918

    Thomas Nenon

    págs. 27-36

    

  • A totally different absolute. Remarks on Husserl and the phenomenology of religion

    Stefano Bancalari

    págs. 37-46

    

  • Phenomenology of religion as a historicl problem. The theologico-political approach

    Francesco Valerio Tommasi

    págs. 47-58

    

  • The question of sacred according to a new phenomenological approach

    Shahid Mobeen

    págs. 59-70

    

  • Is there something like an italian phenomenology? some remarks on Husserl's early reception in Italy

    Angela Ales Bello

    págs. 71-84

    

  • Phenomenology of religious pragmatism. Trhth and testimony in Franz Rosenzweig

    Gabriella Caponigro

    págs. 85-96

    

  • Einfühlung: transposition or transmission?

    Nicoletta Ghigi

    págs. 97-104

    

  • Fraom strangeness to otherness: a critical reading of Husserl's fifth cartesian meditation

    Nicola Zippel

    págs. 105-112

    

  • A Husserlian phenomenology of responsibility

    Rosemary R. P. Lerner

    págs. 113-124

    

  • Ethics and axilogy: remarks on the phenomenological sense of ethics

    Francesco Saverio Trincia

    págs. 125-130

    

  • Analytical or continental? the phenomenological notion of noema

    Roberto Manfredini

    págs. 131-144

    

  • Futher reflective analysis of sensuous appearances in humans

    Lester Embree

    págs. 145-150

    

  • Is there something like a ("Raw") visual sensation?

    Andrea Marchesi

    págs. 151-160

    

  • Once again, gigantomachy: prolegomena to a reinterpretation of the schlick-husserl quarrel on the synthetic a priori

    Daniele De Santis

    págs. 161-176

    

  • From phenomenology to formal ontology: how Barry Smith and Kevin Mulligan made husserl's descriptive psycholoy into a from realism

    Marco Tedeschini

    págs. 177-188

    

  • Brentano or Husserl? intentionality, consciousness, and self-consciousness in contemporry phenomenology of mind

    Angela Ales Bello

    págs. 189-201