Notes on Contributors

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. I. Rhetoric and Thought: The Language of Phenomenology
5. Husserl’s Image Worlds and the Language of Phenomenology 23
6. Auch für Gott: Finitude, Phenomenology, and Anthropology 45
7. “irgend etwas und irgend etwas”: Husserl’s Arithmetik and The Poetics of Epistemology 61
8. Fort. The Germangled Words of Edmund Husserl and Walter Benjamin 85
9. II. Phenomenology and Incommensurability: Beyond Experience
10. Beyond Experience: Blanchot’s Challenge to Husserl’s Phenomenology of Time 115
11. Absehen – Disregarding Literature (Husserl / Hofmannsthal / Benjamin) 133
12. Drawing a Blank – Passive Voices in Beckett, Husserl, and the Stoics 149
13. III. Phenomenology of the Image and the Text Corpus
14. Charles Olson: Phenomenologist, Objectivist, Particularist 183
15. Icon as Alter Ego? Husserl’s Fifth Cartesian Meditation and Icons of Mary in Chronicles of the Teutonic Order 201
16. Absolute Gegebenheit: Image as Aesthetic Urphänomen in Husserl and Rilke 227
17. IV. Fictional Truths: Phenomenology and Narrative
18. The Virtuous Philosopher and the Chameleon Poet: Husserl and Hofmannsthal 263
19. “A Now Not toto caelo a Not-Now”: The “Origin” of Difference in Husserl, from Number to Literature 283
20. Gregor Samsa and the Problem of Intersubjectivity 309
21. Notes on Contributors 331
22. Index 333