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Reading and Rereading the , in Japanany to study under Husserl, and subsequently Heidegger. These and others built the foundation for a robust Japanese phenomenological tradition that focuses on extensive text critique on one hand, and on links with Asian thought on the other. The century-long encounter with phenomenology has resulted

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Edith Stein and Autismisplays structures of intentionality, meanings that autistic persons make are available through their gestures, sounds and language to an empathetic pairing partner. While still Husserl’s student, Edith Stein wrote the book on the nature and practice of empathy. Her insights allow us to recognize co

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Ludwig Ferdinand Clauss and Racializationogy had made possible for the first time a rigorous concept of race. He subsequently became one of the foremost racial theorists in Nazi Germany. This essay explores what is problematic in Clauss’s approach, but the main emphasis is on what we learn from Clauss about the project of a phenomenology o

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The Spanish-Speaking World and José Vasconcelosiod of enthusiasm and a second period of sounder study but less creativity—, a second section makes a review of José Vasconcelos’ proposal of a “paradisiac thinking” and an “inverted .”, developed to oppose the phenomenological reduction and its disregard of concrete reality. The contrast between Va

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Martin Heidegger and Grounding of Ethicsclosely aligned with Husserl’s phenomenological project. It then shows how a fundamental difference emerged over the question of what the ultimate grounds for action. When Heidegger says that Husserl has failed to address the real question about the meaning of Being, he is referring to the meaning o