This handbook explores the contributions of major phenomenological thinkers to ethics and moral philosophy, featuring twenty-one expert articles. It examines early phenomenological thought, connections to contemporary moral philosophy, and highlights recent global developments in the field.
This anthology is the first to focus on value theory within the phenomenological movement, addressing themes like valuing acts, value perception, and the objectivity of values. It features discussions on key figures such as Von Ehrenfels, Brentano, and Heidegger, exploring their contributions and relationships in the context of value theory.
This book explores the concept of 'noema' as introduced by Husserl, addressing its ambiguities and controversies. It features articles that phenomenologically analyze various experiences' noemata and those that provide a metaphenomenological explication of the noema doctrine, emphasizing the interconnection between these approaches.