Phenomenology and Existentialism in the Twentieth Century

Section I.- Was Merleau-Ponty a Phenomenologist? Some Reflections Upon the Identity of Phenomenology.- Sartre’s Postcartesian Ontology: On Negation and Existence.- “Brute Being” and Hyletic Phenomenology: The Philosophical Legacy of Merleau-Ponty’s the Visible and the Invisible.- Physis and Flesh.- Embodiment and Existence: Merleau-Ponty and the Limits of Naturalism.- Section II.- The Method of Karol Wojty?A: A Way Between Phenomenology, Personalism And Methaphysics.- The Role of Experience in Karol Wojti?a’s Ethical Thought.- Camus and Tischner: in Search of Absolute Love.- Edith Stein and Jean Paul Sartre: A Possibile Comparison?.- Section III.- The Dimension of Existence Disclosed by Unraveling the Intentional Structure of Imagining.- Phenomenological and Poetical Grounds of Linguistics.- Perception, Textual Theory and Metaphorical Language.- La Phénomenologie et le Problème de L’imagination.- Section IV.- Merleau-Ponty and the Eternal Return to the Life-World: Beyond Existentialism and Phenomenology.- Dis-Identity as Living Identity.- De-Situatedness: The Subject and its Exhaustion of Space in Gilles Deleuze.- The Post-Structural Effect on the Life-World: Re-Thinking Critical Subjectivity and Ethics through Existential Performance and the Constitutive Power of Performativity.- Section V.- Jean Wahl The Precursor.- Albert Camus: Phenomenology and Postmodern Thought.- Jan Kott and The Aesthetics of Reception: Aspects of An Existential Theatre.- The Existential and Aesthetic Aspects of The History Museum at The Turn of The Century.- Section VI.- Playing with Places: The Aestethetic Experience of Place in a Play Situation.- Mythopoetics of Stone.- Towards a Phenomenology ff the Instrument-Voix.- Hors D’Oeuvre Revisited: An Existential Exchange.-Section VII.- The Human Telos Beyond the Instrumental Closure: The Contribution of Phenomenology and Existentialism.