Volume 43, Issue 2

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July 2020

Special Section on The Modalizations of Violence (Articles 1 - 7)

Issue Editor:

Cristian Ciocan

11 articles in this issue

Towards a Multi-modal Phenomenological Approach of Violence
Cristian Ciocan
Introduction 08 July 2020 Pages: 151 - 158
The Question of Violence Between the Transcendental and the Empirical Field: The Case of Husserl’s Philosophy
Remus Breazu
Theoretical / Philosophical Paper 12 November 2019 Pages: 159 - 170
Is Mental Illness a Form of Violence Against the Self? Notes on Ego Disintegration in Schizophrenia
Cătălina Condruz
Theoretical / Philosophical Paper 16 December 2019 Pages: 171 - 193
Violence and Affectivity
Cristian Ciocan
Theoretical/Philosophical Paper 23 May 2019 Pages: 195 - 218
Understanding the Protester’s Opposition: From Bodily Presence to the Linguistic Dimension—Violence and Non-violence
Paul Marinescu
Theoretical / Philosophical Paper 11 December 2019 Pages: 219 - 236
Beyond an Instrumental View of Violence: On Sartre’s Discussion of Violence in Notebooks for an Ethics
Ciprian Jeler
Theoretical / Philosophical Paper 30 July 2019 Pages: 237 - 255
Event and Structure: A Phenomenological Approach of Irreducible Violence
Ion Copoeru
Theoretical / Philosophical Paper 07 July 2020 Pages: 257 - 268
On the Politicization of Violence Within Reductive and Non-reductive Accounts of Violence
Gregory McCreery
Theoretical/Philosophical Paper 24 January 2020 Pages: 269 - 289
Modern Violence: Heavenly or Worldly—Or Else?
Erik Meganck
Theoretical / Philosophical Paper 02 December 2019 Pages: 291 - 309
Whence Heidegger’s Phenomenology?
Robert D. Stolorow
Book Review 13 May 2020 Pages: 311 - 313
Michela Beatrice Ferri (ed.): The Reception of Husserlian Phenomenology in North America
Carlos Belvedere
Book Review 13 May 2020 Pages: 315 - 318

Volume 43, Issue 2

Towards a Multi-modal Phenomenological Approach of Violence

The Question of Violence Between the Transcendental and the Empirical Field: The Case of Husserl’s Philosophy

Is Mental Illness a Form of Violence Against the Self? Notes on Ego Disintegration in Schizophrenia

Violence and Affectivity

Understanding the Protester’s Opposition: From Bodily Presence to the Linguistic Dimension—Violence and Non-violence

Beyond an Instrumental View of Violence: On Sartre’s Discussion of Violence in Notebooks for an Ethics

Event and Structure: A Phenomenological Approach of Irreducible Violence

On the Politicization of Violence Within Reductive and Non-reductive Accounts of Violence

Modern Violence: Heavenly or Worldly—Or Else?

Whence Heidegger’s Phenomenology?

Michela Beatrice Ferri (ed.): The Reception of Husserlian Phenomenology in North America

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