Neue Phänomenologie im Widerstreit

After the death of Hermann Schmitz, this book aims to initiate a critical appreciation of New Phenomenology—even beyond a narrower philosophical context. On the one hand, it focuses on perspectives which, starting from the neo-phenomenological approach, lead beyond already existing theories. On the other hand, in the interest of proving itself, New Phenomenology requires a nuanced examination: Which phenomena come into view one-sidedly and to what extent does New Phenomenology need additions through further perspectives? By bringing together a total of 22 contributions, the book aims to continue the search movement comprehensively founded by Schmitz and to explore the future of New Phenomenology in a common dialogue.

With contributions by
Jens Bonnemann | Undine Eberlein | Helmut Fallschessel | Thomas Fuchs | Ute Gahlings | Tonino Griffero | Michael Großheim | Felix Glenk | Robert Gugutzer | Klemens Hilliger v. Thiele | Steffen Kammler | Steffen Kluck | Hilge Landweer | Thomas Latka | Kira Meyer | Jonas Puchta | Hermann Schmitz | Damir Smiljanic | Jens Soentgen | Niko Strobach | Petra Völz | Alexander Wendt | Barbara Wolf