Analecta Husserliana Husserlian Phenomenology in a New Key: Intersubjectivity Ethos the Societal Sphere Human Encounter Pathos Book 2 Phe Book 35 (Paperback)

Fifty years after the death of Edmund Husserl the main founder of the phenomenological current of thought we present to the public a four book collection showing in an unprecedented way how Husserl s aspiration to inspire the entire universe of knowledge and scholarship has now been realized. These volumes display for the first time the astounding expansion of phenomenological philosophy throughout the world and the enormous wealth and variety of ideas insights and approaches it has inspired. The basic commitment to phenomenological concerns found in all this variety makes this collection a most signifi- cant historical document. This second volume of the collection bears witness to a deliberate shift of attention from the earlier to the later phase of Husserl s reflections. We see how his issues - intersubjectivity ethics human encounter the societal world empathy the sphere of the self and the surpassing of dichotomies (bodylpsyche etc.) - are now at the center of attention in the human sciences. Among the authors are H. Tellenbach A. Rigobello C. Balzer C. Bjurvill V. Molchanov E. Syristova O. Balaban R. Boehm M. Sancipriano O. M. Anwar Y. Okamoto B. Holyst T. Sodeika and M. De Negri. The studies were gathered at the programs held by The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning in the commemorative year 1988/1989 chiefly at the First World Congress of Phenomenology at Santiago de Compos tela Spain with the aim of assessing the current state of phenomenology. A-T. T.