- 20 June 2014
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ISSN 2226-5260 (Print)
St. Petersburg State University HORIZON Studies in Phenomenology STUDIEN ZUR PHÄNOMENOLOGIE
Volume 14, Number 2 2025 |
CONTENTS
I. RESEARCH
CORRELATION BETWEEN EXPERIENCES AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE OBJECTS IN NICOLAI HARTMANN’S AND VASILY SESEMANN’S PHENOMENOLOGICAL AESTHETICS |
433–447 |
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AS MINIMAL AS IT GETS: THE ESSENTIALLY EMBODIED SELF |
448–473 |
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WHY THERE IS NO REMAINDER LEFT AFTER THE HUSSERLIAN WELTVERNICHTUNG |
474–500 |
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INTRODUCTORY CONTEXTS TO ANALYSIS OF PASSIVE CONSTITUTION IN E. HUSSERL’S WORKS OF VARIOUS PERIODS |
501–523 |
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THE CONCEPT DECKUNG IN HUSSERL’S PHENOMENOLOGY AND ITS ROLE IN COMMUNICATION |
524–549 |
| EDN ELIOQD |
BEING-IN-THE-WORLD AS FOLLOWING-THE-HORIZONS |
550–576 |
| EDN FMBNUD |
WORLD AND LANGUAGE. TO THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF EXPRESSION IN HUSSERL AND HEIDEGGER |
577–590 |
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NOTES ON AN ESCHATOLOGICAL FUNDAMENTALISM. AN EXISTENTIAL PERSPECTIVE ON ESCHATOLOGY AND POLITICS |
591–603 |
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THE TURN FROM ART TO LIVING: M. HEIDEGGER’S POETIC PHILOSOPHY IN THE CONTEXT OF THE ANCIENT GREEK CONCEPTS OF MIMESIS (ΜIΜΗΣΙΣ) AND POIESIS (ΠΟIΗΣΙΣ) |
604–637 |
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II. TRANSLATIONS
THE PREFACE TO THE TRANSLATION OF EUGEN FINK’S ARTICLE “THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL PHILOSOPHY OF EDMUND HUSSERL AND CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM” |
638–645 |
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THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL PHILOSOPHY OF EDMUND HUSSERL AND CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM (PART I) () |
646–689 |
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III. DISCUSSIONS
| PHENOMENOLOGY IN COLORS: AN INTERVIEW WITH A. S. ZASLAVSKY (October 2024, St. Petersburg) () |
713–730 |
| EDN XPAZWZ |
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