New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy

Burt C. Hopkins is an associate member of Université de Lille, UMR-CNRS 8163 STL, France, and a visiting researcher at the Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences (2019–2020).Daniele De Santis is assistant professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies (ÚFaR) of Charles University, CZ.

• Part 1: Phenomenological Perspectives on Aesthetics and Art (ed. Fotini Vassiliou) 1. Editor’s Introduction Fotini Vassiliou 2. Aesthetic Normativity and Deviation. A Reading of Hume’s Standard of Taste Michela Summa 3. On the Scientific Value of Experimental Aesthetics Liliana Albertazzi 4. "Und Dennoch"–"And Yet." The Role of Examples in Phenomenological Aesthetics Arto Haapala 5. Surprise in Art: The Art of Release Natalie Depraz 6. Atmospheres of Boredom in Martin Heidegger and David Foster Wallace Elisa Magri 7. Visual Art and the Reconstruction of the Artist’s Gesture: Phenomenological Arguments for an Alternative Mirror Theory Helena De Preester 8. Schizophrenia, Music Therapy, and Getting into "Groove" Michelle Maiese 9. Habit and Creativity: Foundations for a Phenomenology of Artistic Style in Ravaisson, Bergson, Merleau-Ponty, and Deleuze Donald Landes 10. Aesthetic Perception as Vision for Appearance–On Husserl’s Theory of Depiction Peer Bundgaard 11. Seeing-In and Seeing-Out: Husserl’s Theory of Depiction Revisited Regina-Nino Mion 12. Perceptual Constitution in Husserl’s Phenomenology: The Primacy of Tactual Intentionality Madalina Diaconu 13. Time and Photograph John Brough 14. Exploring the Aesthetic Uniqueness of the Art of Dance Maxine Sheets-Johnstone 15. Ethics of Musical Time (Celibidache, Husserl) Ivo de Gennaro 16. What is Moving in the Movie Hans Rainer Sepp 17. Topographies of Memory. Husserl’s "Ever-New Present" and Recollection in Urban Art Sanem Yazıcıoğlu Part 2: Heidegger and Contemporary French Philosophy (eds. Richard J. Colledge, Claude Romano) 18. Editors’ Introduction Richard J. Colledge and Claude Romano 19. Phenomenology and Difference Françoise Dastur 20. Heidegger and Ricoeur on Ipseity Claude Romano 21. Badiou contra Lacan contra Heidegger: Truth, Being, Subject, Polemos Justin Clemens 22. From Mitsein to Volk: Jean-Luc Nancy and the Geschichtlichkeit Question in Heidegger Richard J. Colledge 23. Another Night of the World: Affect and Eternity, Being and Time in Heidegger and Henry Bryan Cooke 24. Is Anxiety Fundamental? Lacoste’s Reading of Heidegger Robyn Horner 25. Starting from Heidegger, Arriving at Augustine: Selfhood and Christianity in Michel Foucault’s Late Work Knox Peden 26. Captivated by Life: The Life Sciences in the Heretical Tradition of Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty and Ruyer Jack Reynolds and Jon Roffe Part 3: Celebrating Husserl’s Jahrbuch One-Hundred Years Later 27. Three Caesars: Jean Hering and Edith Stein on the core of the essence, individuality, and the a priori (and early phenomenology) (With a Coda on Ernst Kantorowicz) Daniele De Santis 28. Continuity and infinity: Koyré’s Bemerkungen zu den Zenonischen Paradoxen against the Background of Aristotle’s Critical Reflections. Koyré’s Contribution to a Phenomenological Hermeneutics Irene Breuer Part 4: Varia 29. Desiderativity and Temporality. Contribution to the Naturalization of Intentionality Panos Theodorou, Costas Pagondiotis, Anna-Eirini Baka, and Constantinos Picolas 30. Thinking and the danger of insanity: two ways of reaching into the abyss Erik Kuravsky 31. Dufrenne, Kant, and the Aesthetic Attitude Dimitris Apostolopoulos Part 5: In Review 32. Review of J. Kates, A New Philosophy of Discourse: Language Unbound (Bloomsbury Academic 2021) Brian O’Connor 33. Review of M. Hartimo, Husserl and Mathematics (Cambridge University Press 2021) Gabriele Baratelli. Index