Normativity, Meaning, and the Promise of Phenomenology

Introduction



Matthew Burch, Jack Marsh, and Irene McMullin



Section I: Normativity, Meaning, and the Limits of Phenomenology



1. Constitutive, Prescriptive, Technical or Ideal? On the Ambiguity of the Term 'Norm'



Sara Heinaemaa



2. The Space of Meaning, Phenomenology, and the Normative Turn



Leslie MacAvoy



3. Mind, Meaning and Metaphysics: Another Look



Dan Zahavi



4. Ground, Background, and Rough Ground: Dreyfus, Wittgenstein, and Phenomenology



David Cerbone



5. Inauthentic Theologizing and Phenomenological Method



Martin Kavka



Section II: Sources of Normativity



6. Intentionality and (Moral) Normativity



John Drummond



7. The Sources of Practical Normativity Reconsidered - with Kant and Levinas



Inga Roemer



8. Resoluteness and Gratitude for the Good



Irene McMullin



Section III: Normativity and Nature



9. On Being a Human Self



Mark Okrent



10. Normativity with a Human Face: Placing Intentional Norms and Intentional Agents back in Nature



Glenda Satne & Bernardo Ainbinder



11. World-Articulating Animals



Joseph Rouse



Section IV: Attuned Agency



12. Moods as Active



Joe Schear



13. Against Our Better Judgment



Matthew Burch



14. Everyday Eros: Toward a Phenomenology of Erotic Inception



Jack Marsh



Section V: Epistemic Normativity



15. Normativity and Knowledge



Walter Hopp



16. Appearance, Judgment, and Norms



Charles Siewert



17. Husserl's and Heidegger's Transcendental Projects: From the Natural Attitude to Functioning Intentionality



Dermot Moran



Afterword



A Philosophy of Mind: Phenomenology, Normativity, and Meaning



Steven Crowell

Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.

• Ética e filosofia moral
• Epistemologia e teoria do conhecimento: Filosofia
• Fenomenologia e existencialismo
• Filosofia da mente
• Filosofia da linguagem

Heidegger's Sein Und Zeit;Transcendental Phenomenological Approach;Matthew Burch;Hua IV;Jack Marsh;Practical Identity;Irene McMullin;Transcendental Phenomenology;Sara Heinaemaa;Relaxed Naturalism;John Drummond;Authentic Dasein;Glenda Satne;Nonhuman Animals;Bernardo Ainbinder;Transcendental Subjectivity;Charles Siewert;Categorial Intuition;Walter Hopp;Idea II;Joseph Schear;Erotic Inception;Dermot Moran;Husserl's Transcendental Idealism;Joseph Rouse;Pre-reflective Self-awareness;Mark Okrent;Metaphysically Neutral;Dan Zahavi;Moral Principles;David Cerbone;Normative Turn;Inga Roemer;Existential Death;Martin Kavka;Constitutive Norms;Leslie MacAvoy;Self-directed Anger;Steven Crowell;Husserl's Account;phenomenology;Heidegger's Account;normativity;Classical Phenomenologists;epistemology;Resolute Dasein;philosophy of mind;Pure Practical Reason;action theory;philosophy of religion;moral psychology;meaning;Husserl;Heidegger;intentionality;autonomy;transcendental;experience;moral normativity;authenticity;selfhood;self-deception;Scheler;Edith Stein;Dreyfus;Sartre;Merleau-Ponty;Levinas;French phenomenology