Veronica Cibotaru is a research fellow at the College of Fellows – Center for Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Studies of the University of Tübingen, and an associate researcher at the École Normale Supérieure – PSL, Husserl Archives. Her publications are situated mainly in the field of phenomenology and German philosophy. In 2023 she published a monograph titled Le problème de la signification dans les philosophies de Kant et Husserl.Iulian Apostolescu is a philosopher, editor and painter. His research focuses on transcendental philosophy, phenomenology, continental philosophy, and philosophy of religion.

• Introduction: Love as a Deep PhenomenonVeronica CibotaruPART 1: Philosophy, Phenomenology and Love1 The Broken Heart of ThinkingAlfonso Cariolato2 Phenomenology as Love: Reason and the Promise of FidelityFelix Ó MurchadhaPART 2: Phenomenology of Love from a Husserlian Perspective3 On a Peculiar Individualisation in the Experience of Love: Kant and Husserl in Dialogue with LeibnizMasumi Nagasaka4 The Ethics of Love: a Husserlian Point of ViewSusi Ferrarello5 Erôs and Philia in Husserl’s EthicsIrene BreuerPART 3: Phenomenology of Love from a Post-Husserlian Perspec-tive6 Love: the Hidden Mood in Being and TimeChristos Hadjioannou7 “A Non-desirable Desire”: the Difficult Levinassian Philosophy of DesireSophie Galabru8 Love “is a Life which Binds Together:” Self-Love and the Other in Henry and AugustineJoseph Rivera9 Love as an Ontological Solution: Patočka on LoveMartin RitterPART 4: Love as Affectivity10 Love and the Will: Brentano’s Theory of Correct EmotionSusan Krantz Gabriel11 Love and Fear as Asymmetric OppositesÍngrid Vendrell Ferran12 Through Windows of Love and HatredEric J. Mohr13 Loving is Surprising Each OtherNatalie DeprazPART 5: Love as a Relational Experience14 Love as a Gateway to BeingValeria Bizzari and Giulio Caselli15 Maternal LoveClaudia Serban16 Unlove (or Love to Death)Christophe Perrin17 You do me wrong to take me out o’ th’ graveNicolas de WarrenPART 6: Love as a Dialogical Experience18 The Eros of DialoguePaul Mendes-Flohr19 Franz Rosenzweig’s Dialogical Experience: Towards a Jewish Phenomenology of LoveYudit Kornberg GreenbergPART 7: At the Crossroads of Phenomenology and Theology20 Waiting on LoveSteven DeLay21 Eros and Charity: on Seeing the OtherIoan Alexandru Tofan22 Meaningfulness and Loving: Phenomenology between Theological and Reli-gious Studies Perspectives on Christian LoveCharles A. Gillespie23 Metaphysics of AgapeJames G. Hart24 Phenomenology of Love in Stein’s Early WorkMette LebechPART 8: Final Opening: Phenomenology of Love beyond Western Bounda-ries25 Zen, Wind and Sex: Ikkyū Sōjun’s Phenomenology of DesireLorenzo MarinucciIndex

Veronica Cibotaru is a research fellow at the College of Fellows – Center for Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Studies of the University of Tübingen, and an associate researcher at the École Normale Supérieure – PSL, Husserl Archives. Her publications are situated mainly in the field of phenomenology and German philosophy. In 2023 she published a monograph titled Le problème de la signification dans les philosophies de Kant et Husserl.Iulian Apostolescu is a philosopher, editor and painter. His research focuses on transcendental philosophy, phenomenology, continental philosophy, and philosophy of religion.

• Introduction: Love as a Deep PhenomenonVeronica CibotaruPART 1: Philosophy, Phenomenology and Love1 The Broken Heart of ThinkingAlfonso Cariolato2 Phenomenology as Love: Reason and the Promise of FidelityFelix Ó MurchadhaPART 2: Phenomenology of Love from a Husserlian Perspective3 On a Peculiar Individualisation in the Experience of Love: Kant and Husserl in Dialogue with LeibnizMasumi Nagasaka4 The Ethics of Love: a Husserlian Point of ViewSusi Ferrarello5 Erôs and Philia in Husserl’s EthicsIrene BreuerPART 3: Phenomenology of Love from a Post-Husserlian Perspec-tive6 Love: the Hidden Mood in Being and TimeChristos Hadjioannou7 “A Non-desirable Desire”: the Difficult Levinassian Philosophy of DesireSophie Galabru8 Love “is a Life which Binds Together:” Self-Love and the Other in Henry and AugustineJoseph Rivera9 Love as an Ontological Solution: Patočka on LoveMartin RitterPART 4: Love as Affectivity10 Love and the Will: Brentano’s Theory of Correct EmotionSusan Krantz Gabriel11 Love and Fear as Asymmetric OppositesÍngrid Vendrell Ferran12 Through Windows of Love and HatredEric J. Mohr13 Loving is Surprising Each OtherNatalie DeprazPART 5: Love as a Relational Experience14 Love as a Gateway to BeingValeria Bizzari and Giulio Caselli15 Maternal LoveClaudia Serban16 Unlove (or Love to Death)Christophe Perrin17 You do me wrong to take me out o’ th’ graveNicolas de WarrenPART 6: Love as a Dialogical Experience18 The Eros of DialoguePaul Mendes-Flohr19 Franz Rosenzweig’s Dialogical Experience: Towards a Jewish Phenomenology of LoveYudit Kornberg GreenbergPART 7: At the Crossroads of Phenomenology and Theology20 Waiting on LoveSteven DeLay21 Eros and Charity: on Seeing the OtherIoan Alexandru Tofan22 Meaningfulness and Loving: Phenomenology between Theological and Reli-gious Studies Perspectives on Christian LoveCharles A. Gillespie23 Metaphysics of AgapeJames G. Hart24 Phenomenology of Love in Stein’s Early WorkMette LebechPART 8: Final Opening: Phenomenology of Love beyond Western Bounda-ries25 Zen, Wind and Sex: Ikkyū Sōjun’s Phenomenology of DesireLorenzo MarinucciIndex

Veronica Cibotaru is a research fellow at the College of Fellows – Center for Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Studies of the University of Tübingen, and an associate researcher at the École Normale Supérieure – PSL, Husserl Archives. Her publications are situated mainly in the field of phenomenology and German philosophy. In 2023 she published a monograph titled Le problème de la signification dans les philosophies de Kant et Husserl.Iulian Apostolescu is a philosopher, editor and painter. His research focuses on transcendental philosophy, phenomenology, continental philosophy, and philosophy of religion.

• Introduction: Love as a Deep PhenomenonVeronica CibotaruPART 1: Philosophy, Phenomenology and Love1 The Broken Heart of ThinkingAlfonso Cariolato2 Phenomenology as Love: Reason and the Promise of FidelityFelix Ó MurchadhaPART 2: Phenomenology of Love from a Husserlian Perspective3 On a Peculiar Individualisation in the Experience of Love: Kant and Husserl in Dialogue with LeibnizMasumi Nagasaka4 The Ethics of Love: a Husserlian Point of ViewSusi Ferrarello5 Erôs and Philia in Husserl’s EthicsIrene BreuerPART 3: Phenomenology of Love from a Post-Husserlian Perspec-tive6 Love: the Hidden Mood in Being and TimeChristos Hadjioannou7 “A Non-desirable Desire”: the Difficult Levinassian Philosophy of DesireSophie Galabru8 Love “is a Life which Binds Together:” Self-Love and the Other in Henry and AugustineJoseph Rivera9 Love as an Ontological Solution: Patočka on LoveMartin RitterPART 4: Love as Affectivity10 Love and the Will: Brentano’s Theory of Correct EmotionSusan Krantz Gabriel11 Love and Fear as Asymmetric OppositesÍngrid Vendrell Ferran12 Through Windows of Love and HatredEric J. Mohr13 Loving is Surprising Each OtherNatalie DeprazPART 5: Love as a Relational Experience14 Love as a Gateway to BeingValeria Bizzari and Giulio Caselli15 Maternal LoveClaudia Serban16 Unlove (or Love to Death)Christophe Perrin17 You do me wrong to take me out o’ th’ graveNicolas de WarrenPART 6: Love as a Dialogical Experience18 The Eros of DialoguePaul Mendes-Flohr19 Franz Rosenzweig’s Dialogical Experience: Towards a Jewish Phenomenology of LoveYudit Kornberg GreenbergPART 7: At the Crossroads of Phenomenology and Theology20 Waiting on LoveSteven DeLay21 Eros and Charity: on Seeing the OtherIoan Alexandru Tofan22 Meaningfulness and Loving: Phenomenology between Theological and Reli-gious Studies Perspectives on Christian LoveCharles A. Gillespie23 Metaphysics of AgapeJames G. Hart24 Phenomenology of Love in Stein’s Early WorkMette LebechPART 8: Final Opening: Phenomenology of Love beyond Western Bounda-ries25 Zen, Wind and Sex: Ikkyū Sōjun’s Phenomenology of DesireLorenzo MarinucciIndex