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Curriculum Vita
June 1992. Areas of Specialization. phenomenology, philosophy ofCognitive Science, philosophy of Mind. Areas of Competence. Logic
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Extractions: Current President's Postdoctoral Fellow (Philosophy). University of California, San Diego. Education Ph.D. Philosophy. University of California, Irvine . December 2001. M.A. Philosophy. University of California, Irvine . June 1996. B.A. Philosophy. University of California, Berkeley (with honors). June 1992. Areas of Specialization Areas of Competence Dissertation Dynamics of Consciousness: Phenomenology, Neuroscience, and Dynamical Systems Theory ABSTRACT: Phenomenologists and computational neuroscientists both invoke sets of possible states: on the one hand, sets of possible experiences (what Husserl called horizons), on the other hand, sets of possible brain-states. In the dissertation I integrate phenomenology and neuroscience by arguing for a supervenience relation between these sets, where supervenience is construed as a certain kind of mapping. This mapping is metaphysically neutral insofar as it is compatible with most varieties of monism and dualism, but strong enough to ground cross-domain inferences. In particular, I show that the dynamics of brain-activity can be systematically correlated with the dynamics of consciousness. David Woodruff Smith (Chair)
Homepage For Yoko Arisaka
include modern Japanese philosophy, Chinese philosophy, 19th and 20th CenturyEuropean philosophy (emphasis in phenomenology), philosophy of consciousness
http://www.arisaka.org/

Extractions: email: arisaka@usfca.edu I am currently Associate Professor at the Philosophy Department and Graduate Faculty at the Center for the Pacific Rim at the University of San Francisco. I was born and raised in Kamakura , Japan. (The live camera at Kamakura , mounted on top of the main fire department in Yuigahama, is right by my family's home). After my AFS high school exchange student year in 1980 in Del Mar, CA, I moved to the United States in 1982. I received my Ph.D. in philosophy from University of California at Riverside in 1996. During Fall 97 I was a CNRS research associate at the
Philosophy : Movements : Phenomenology
Analytic philosophy and phenomenology by Harold A. Durfee Paperback December 1976List price $126.50 Click here to compare prices at dozens of online stores
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Welcome To ASSC5 (OVERVIEW)
conference). THE CONTENTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. Perception, Attention,and phenomenology. THANK YOU FOR HELPING MAKE ASSC5 A SUCCESS. FOR
http://www.duke.edu/philosophy/assc5.html

Extractions: Welcome to ASSC5, the fifth conference of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness Use the navigation bar to access different parts of the site. UPDATED JULY 19th 2001 OVERVIEW REGISTRATION TRAVEL INFO SOCIAL ... Axel Cleermans ' website of the ASSC4 conference THE CONTENTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS Perception, Attention, and Phenomenology THANK YOU FOR HELPING MAKE ASSC5 A SUCCESS FOR THE PROGRAM GO TO PROGRAM SECTION OR USE THE 'SAVE TARGET AS' ON YOUR BROWSER TO DOWNLOAD AN RTF VERSION (printable) THE PROGRAM Consciousness has rich and diverse contents, from sensory experiences such as vision, audition, and bodily sensations such as pain, to nonsensory aspects such as volition, emotion, memory, and thought. All of these conscious states can be seen as part of the contents of consciousness. Furthermore, most conscious states can be seen as having representational contents of their own, in the sense that they are about something: objects and states of affairs in the world, or states of our own body. The contents of these states are all presented to us, in William James's powerful metaphor, as part of a "stream of consciousness". The contents of consciousness raise many important questions: Just how rich is the content present in conscious experience? Do the contents of attention exhaust the contents of consciousness, or is there consciousness outside attention? What is the neural basis of the representation of conscious content? How does consciousness of our own body differ from consciousness of the external world? What methods are available to monitor the contents of consciousness in an experimental context? What is the relationship between consciousness and representation? All of these questions have been actively discussed in recent years by neuroscientists, psychologists, philosophers, and other researchers.
MVCC Philosophy Resources: Existentialism And Phenomenology
This page is full of useful links to well designed and comprehensivesites dedicated to existential philosophy and phenomenology.
http://www.mvcc.edu/catalog/humanities/philosophyresources/existenz.htm

Extractions: "Where shall we seek Nothing? Where shall we find Nothing? In order to find something must we not know beforehand that it is there? Indeed we must! First and foremost we can only look if we have pre-supposed the presence of a thing to be looked for. But the thing we are looking for is Nothing. Is there after all a seeking without pre-supposition, a seeking complemented by a pure finding?"
Dean Komel - Department Of Philosophy, Ljubljana
Hermeneutics, phenomenology, philosophy of culture, anthropology, history of philosophy,philosophy of art, philosophical translation and terminology, Slovene
http://www.ff.uni-lj.si/filo/english/staff/komela.htm

Extractions: Dean Komel e-mail: dean.komel@guest.arnes.si Dean Komel was born 1960 in Bilje. He studied philosophy and comparative literature at the Faculty of Arts (University of Ljubljana). In 1994-95 he proceeded his studies in phenomenology and hermeneutics at the University of Bochum (Germany) under Bernhard Waldenfels. He received Ph. D. in 1995 and assistant professorship in 1996 at the University of Ljubljana. He taught at the Faculty of Social Sciences before joining the Department of Philosophy at the Faculty of Arts in 1998. He teaches courses: Introduction to Philosophy, Hermeneutics and Philosophy of Culture. He is currently President of the Phenomenological Society of Ljubljana and a member of several philosophical societies, project groups and editorial boards of the journals for philosophy and culture. Hermeneutics, phenomenology, philosophy of culture, anthropology, history of philosophy, philosophy of art, philosophical translation and terminology, Slovene philosophy, European cultural identity and differences. 11259 cobiss Books: Fenomenologija in vpraanje biti - Phenomenology and the Question of Being, Maribor 1993
Philosophy Graduate Schools Friendly To Continental Philosophy
Others are aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, history of philosophy, metaphysics,phenomenology, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, philosophy of
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Extractions: Friendly to Continental Philosophy Philosophy Department Earlham College Graduate Programs in Continental Philosophy." let me know "Continental philosophy" means the serious, non-analytic study of the history of philosophy. I do not believe that continental philosophy is best studied in analytic departments. The following list includes the exciting departments in the US, which offer compelling and thought-provoking philosophy. The schools are in alphabetical order. This is not a ranking. Of course these schools are not equal in quality or in friendliness to Continental philosophy. I provide more information about some graduate programs (a very brief description and the list of the faculty). Hopefully, there will eventually be such information for all departments. Any input in this effort is appreciated. If you are looking for a Continental graduate program, you need to get current information on these schools (from their catalogues, from their web sites, or from their current students) and make your decision in that light. This list provides these links in order to make that job a little easier.
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Department Of Philosophy At Penn State
Submissions or requests for information should be sent to Research in phenomenology,Department of philosophy, The Pennsylvania State University, 240 Sparks
http://philosophy.la.psu.edu/Faculty/journals.htm
UW Press - : The New Yearbook For Phenomenology And Phenomenological Philosophy
philosophy. The New Yearbook for phenomenology and Phenomenologicalphilosophy Volume II Burt Hopkins and Steven Crowell, Editors
http://www.wisc.edu/wisconsinpress/books/2759.htm

Extractions: Each Yearbook provides an annual international forum for phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy in the spirit of Edmund Husserl's groundbreaking work. Included are articles on contemporary issues and controversies, critical studies of phenomenological figures, investigations on the relationships to the natural and human sciences, historical studies on phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy, as well as translations of classical and contemporary phenomenological texts. The aim is to renew the original spirit and intention of Edmund Husserl's which he expressed in the 1913 preface to the inaugural volume, "This journal is intended . . . to unite those in shared work who hope for a fundamental reform of philosophy by means of the pure and rigorous execution of phenomenological method." February 2003
UW Press - : The New Yearbook For Phenomenology And Phenomenological Philosophy
philosophy. The New Yearbook for phenomenology and Phenomenologicalphilosophy Volume1 Burt Hopkins and Steven Crowell, Editors The
http://www.wisc.edu/wisconsinpress/books/2711.htm

Extractions: Each Yearbook provides an annual international forum for phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy in the spirit of Edmund Husserl's groundbreaking work. Included are articles on contemporary issues and controversies, critical studies of phenomenological figures, investigations on the relationships to the natural and human sciences, historical studies on phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy, as well as translations of classical and contemporary phenomenological texts. The aim is to renew the original spirit and intention of Edmund Husserl's which he expressed in the 1913 preface to the inaugural volume, "This journal is intended . . . to unite those in shared work who hope for a fundamental reform of philosophy by means of the pure and rigorous execution of phenomenological method."
STAFF Department Of Philosophy The Wittgenstein Archives
Bjørn Holgernes Førsteamanuensis Born 1947. Research interests include existensialism,phenomenology, philosophy of religion and science ethics.
http://www.hf.uib.no/i/Filosofisk/staff.html

Extractions: Born 1952. "Laurea" in Philosophy from the University of Genoa, Italy, 1976. Ph.D. in Philosophy with the dissertation 'Conatus', individuo, 'modus' in Spinioza. D.E.A. in Philosophy from the University of Strasbourg. She is particularly interested in modern philosophy and contemporary French philosophy in relationship to moral issues and bioethics. Nils Gilje Born 1968, Cand. Philol (MPhil) thesis in Philosophy from 1994. Ph.D. student from 1996 with the project Natur og historie i Th.W. Adornos kritiske teori. Research interests include social philosophy, rhetoric and environmental philosophy/politics. Publications include a collection of essays, Ordet fanga, Det norske samlaget, Oslo 1996. He is also member of the Board of the Philosophy Department and active member of Retorisk forum since 1988.
Listings Of The World Society Philosophy Current Movements
FenEsi phenomenology and Existential philosophy Post Review Links to sites (indifferent languages) on phenomenological and existential authors and subjects
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Phenomenology
underlies it. It was this version of phenomenology that most significantlyinfluenced the philosophy of Heidegger. History of philosophy.
http://www.philosophypages.com/hy/6i.htm

Extractions: Pages F A Q Dictionary ... Locke Late in the nineteenth century, a group of Austrian philosophers grew dissatisfied with the excessive subjectivity fostered by the philosophy of the later German idealists . Borrowing their methods from the emerging sciences of psychology and sociology, these phenomenologists sought to restore a proper balance by securing the objectivity of experiential content at all costs. The basic approach of phenomenology was first developed by Franz Brentano , who was influenced both by scholastic versions of Aristotelian thought and by the radical empiricism of Hume . The central concern of philosophy, Brentano supposed, is to understand the nature and content of awareness in ways that illuminate the distinction between the mental and the non-mental. In Psychologie vom empirischen Standpunkt ( Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint (1874) Brentano proposed that every mental act be understood to have a doubly significant representational function, designating both itself reflectively and a phenomenal object intentionally . Indeed, this distinction between acts and their objects precisely delineates the crucial distinction for Brentano, since
Books / Nonfiction / Philosophy / Phenomenology
7. MerleauPonty's Ontology (Studies in phenomenology and Existential philosophy)MC Dillon / Paperback / Published 1997 Read more about this title
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Phenomenology And Philosophy, By Don Boland - Universitas Number 9 (2001)
phenomenology and philosophy. Thus, We are the true positivists , Husserl says in1913 in his Ideas for a Pure phenomenology and Phenomenological philosophy .
http://www.cts.org.au/2001/phenomenology.htm

Extractions: Centre for Thomistic Studies Article Index Recommended Books Recommended Links Universitas , Number 9, September 2001 Index Next Article >> dgboland © 2001 "Is it possible, as the Pope seems to try and do, to reconcile Thomism with phenomenology?" is a question that has recently been put to us. It would be useful first of all to define the terms of the question. As we may presume that most of our readers will have a pretty good idea of what Thomism is, the task of definition principally relates to the word "Phenomenology". As most would be aware, it is the name for a philosophical movement that owes its origin to Edmund Husserl. It came to prominence in the early part of the last century and has had profound influence on the whole range of contemporary thought. It is obviously a movement of some significance even today. So as not to be accused of colouring our definition of it, let us take over for this purpose, without necessarily accepting what is said in it, one of the many descriptions of Phenomenology that can be found simply by searching the internet. "Phenomenology, 20th-century philosophical movement dedicated to describing the structures of experience as they present themselves to consciousness, without recourse to theory, deduction, or assumptions from other disciplines such as the natural sciences."
Philosophy: Periods,disciplines
Current Studies in phenomenology. A Quarterly Journal of philosophy. . phenomenologywebsites. . Society for phenomenology and Existential philosophy .
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161-226 Contemporary European Philosophy I: Phenomenology And Existentialism
161226 Contemporary European philosophy I phenomenology and Existentialism. Note.Available as 161-326 at 3rd-year level. Credit Points. 16.7 2nd and 3rd year.
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Extractions: Next 161-227 Contemporary European Philosophy II: Representation and Signification Note Available as 161-326 at 3rd-year level. Credit Points 16.7 2nd and 3rd year Coordinator Dr Marion Tapper Prerequisites One first-year single-semester Philosophy subject. Students who lack this prerequisite, but believe themselves adequately prepared to attempt any second/third year subjects, should consult the Head of Department. Semester Contact Two 1-hour lectures and one 1-hour tutorial per week Subject Description Some major texts and themes in phenomenology and existentialism will be studied providing students with a general knowledge of this tradition. On completion of the subject students should be able to engage in detailed exegesis of philosophical texts and to critically examine philosophical arguments and theses. Assessment One 2-hour end-of-semester examination, written assignments totalling no more than 3000 words, and regular attendance and participation in tutorials. Search Index Faculty of Arts Philosophy
161-020 Contemporary European Philosophy I: Phenomenology And Existentialism
Thought 161020 Contemporary European philosophy I phenomenology andExistentialism. Note. Formerly available as 161-226/326. Students
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Extractions: Next 161-022 Philosophy of Feminism: Issues in Contemporary Feminist Thought Note Formerly available as 161-226/326. Students who have completed 161-226/326 are not eligible to enrol in this subject. Availability 2nd and 3rd year Credit Points Coordinator Dr M Tapper Prerequisites One first year single-semester Philosophy subject. Students who lack this prerequisite, but believe themselves adequately prepared to attempt any second/third-year subjects, should consult the Head of Department. Semester (view timetable) Contact Two 1-hour lectures per week for the first 11 weeks, and a 1-hour tutorial per week beginning the third week of semester Subject Description This subject is a study of some classic texts and major themes in the twentieth century philosophical traditions of phenomenology and existentialism. Themes to be discussed will include consciousness and perception, being-in-the-world, embodiment, truth and evidence, the phenomenological method, and the meaning of transcendental philosophy. The main authors to be discussed will be selected from Husserl, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty and Sartre and their texts will be discussed in the light of contemporary interpretation and criticism. On completion of the subject students should be able to engage in detailed exegesis of philosophical texts and to critically examine philosophical arguments and theses therein. Assessment A 2-hour examination, and written assignments totalling 2000 words, and regular attendance and participation in tutorials.
Existential-Phenomenology
phenomenology page is part of Mythos Logos, Home page of Brent Dean Robbins,dedicated to the promotion of existentialphenomenological philosophy,
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