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Phenomenologies of Love

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This edited volume offers a comprehensive view of various possible phenomenological approaches of the experience of love, ranging from classical historical perspectives up to contemporary and critical viewpoints. It explores both the crucial importance of the question of love for the history of phenomenology as well as the rich potential of phenomenology for a deeper insight in the experience of love and its various dimensions, such as its affective, relational, but also ethical and religious aspects.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-03-06
Mått155 x 235 x 40 mm
Vikt1 035 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieStudies in Contemporary Phenomenology
Antal sidor538
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004724303

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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