Japanese and Western Phenomenology [Paperback]

Preface. I: Japanese and Western Interpretations. 1. Husserl on Time-Analysis and Phenomenological Method; T. Sakakibara. 2. The Proto-Synthesis in the Perceptual Dimension according to Husserl: A Reconstructive Reflection; T. Ogawa. 3. The Ideality of Meaning in Husserl; Y. Okamoto. 4. The Transcendental Reflection of Life without a Transcendental Ego; H. Kojima. 5. The Eidetic Structure of Subjectless, Egoless, and Selfless Transcendental Reflection; B.C. Hopkins. 6. Phenomenological Self-Reflection in Husserl and Fink; Y. Chida. 7. Ideas for Raising the Question of the World within Transcendental Phenomenology: Freiburg, 1930; R. Bruzina. II: Phenomenological Extensions. 8. Humanism and Transcendental Phenomenology; R. Holmes. 9. Self and Time; Y. Yamasaki. 10. Is Scheler's Ethic an Ethic of Virtue; P. Blosser. 11. The View of the Other; Shin-ichi Yuasa. 12. Truth in Drama; B.P. Dauenhauer. 13. The Tragic Voice of the Feminine and its Significance for Phenomenology; M. Sena. 14. Husserl and the Foundations of Geometry; K. No?. III: Intercultural Considerations. 15. Technology and Cross-Cultural Perception; D. Ihde. 16. Phenomenology of Intercultural Communication; A.R. Smith. 17. Phenomenology of International Images; E.M. Kramer. 18. Phenomenology of Zen; A. Mickunas. 19. The Radicalization of `Seeing': an Attempt to Go beyond Reflection; E. Shimoniss?. 20. Comingto a Decision about Metaphysical Principles; M. Lazarin. 21. Conversation on a Plane; L. Embree. IV: Reflections Pertaining to the Human Sciences. 22. Phenomenology and Cognitive Psychology; Shin'ya Noé. 23. The Role of the Phenomenologist in Social Science; J.J. Pilotta. 24. On the Transcendental or Phenomenological Reduction (Epoché) from a Sociological Perspective; Y. Yatani. 25. Role Theory in View of Postmodernism and the `Author Effect'; J.W. Murphy. 26. Phenomenological Reflections on the Philosophy of History; D. Carr. 27. Husserl's Questil³'