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 associate professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies (ÚFaR) of Charles University, CZ.

• Part 1 Special Issue: Liminal Phenomena. A Phenomenological Investigation (eds. V. Bizzari, S. Micali) 1. Liminal Phenomena. A Phenomenological Investigation. Editors’ Introduction Valeria Bizzari & Stefano Micali 2. Falling Asleep: Phenomenological Remarks Karl Mertens 3. “Life Begins by Dreaming.” A Dialogue between Zambrano and Merleau-Ponty Valeria Bizzari 4. Liminal Phenomena and the Autoimmune Reaction James Mensch 5. Acedia, Melancholia, and Depression: The Genealogy of a Liminal Experience Rikus van Eeden 6. Does language put the world at the limit of phenomenology – or how does one survive?, Dorothée Legrand 7. One Lifeworld for Multiple Ontologies? Husserl, Lévy-Bruhl, and the Challenge of Cultural Anthropology Emanuele Caminada 8. Being Disgusted by Hate Speech: A Phenomenological-Philosophical Analysis of Amorphous Hatred Sara Heinämaa 9. The Unstable Structure of Christian Prayer. A Phenomenological Analysis Stefano Micali Part 2 Special Issue: Phenomenology and Direct Realism (eds. A. Ehmann, D. Neumann) 10. Phenomenology and Direct Realism. Editors’ Introduction Alexander Ehmann & Daniel Neumann 11. Consciousness as a Cross-Section? Edwin B. Holt’s Externalism and Samuel Alexander’s Critique of It Matthias Neuber 12. Objectivity and Transcendent Reality: Is There a Realism in Husserl’s Logical Investigations Xingchen Mao 13. Color as a Measure of the World Peter Antich 14. Reinach and the Givenness of States of Affairs Daniel Neumann 15. Unveiling Marion’s Notion of Truth Adreas Gonçalves Lind 16. On the Topology Underlying the Problem of Knowing Reality: Critical Remarks Based on Husserl’s Transcendental Phenomenology Giulio Marchegiani Part 3 Varia 17. Edith Stein and the Possibility of History as a Science Kris McDaniel 18. At the Dawn of Asubjective Phenomenology: Bergson’s Vital Impulse as Phenomenality in Patočka’s 1929 Dissertation Riccardo Paparusso 19. Jaspers’s Metaphysics of Guilt: Its Background in Weber’s and Dilthey’s Thinking and its Dissipation Ronny Miron Part 4 In Review (eds. Emanuela Carta, Guilherme Riscali, Margaret Stark) 20. Review of C. DaVia, G. Lynch (Eds.), The Event of Meaning in Gadamer’s Hermeneutics (New York: Routledge, 2024) Georgia Warnke 21. Review of M. Doyon, Phenomenology and the Norms of Perception (Oxford: OUP, 2024), Kristjan Laasik