Table of contents

The thread of the moral significance of life running through the human sciences

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

7-10

Acknowledgments

The moral sense and the human person within the fabric of communal life

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka

3-100

Psychiatry in quest after orientation

Richard Mollica

101-124

The moral sense and health care

John R. Scudder Jr, Anne H. Bishop

125-158

On a sociocultural conception of health and disease

Godwin Sogolo

159-173

The education of a medical student

Hubertus Tellenbach

175-184

The moral sense and the invisible object

Charles E. Scott

187-192

The genesis of a purposeful self

Patrick De Gramont

193-205

The unfolding of the "benevolent sentiment" as the basis of psychotherapy

Karl-Ernst Bühler

207-223

Clinical phenomenology as the "demythologising" of psychiatry

Bruno Callieri

225-229

Theoretical foundations of psychiatry

The (k)not of being as a (w)hole

John Dolis

231-245

A phenomenological approach to language acquisition and autism in terms of a motor unconscious

Aaron Mishara

249-264

Process ethics and the political question

Eugene T. Gendlin

265-275

Natural spontaneities and morality in Confucian philosophy

Chung Y. Cheng

279-287

Pathei mathos —the knowledge of suffering

Erling Eng

289-296

Le visible et le tangible comme paradigmes du savoir

Monique Schneider

297-311

The constitution of the human community

Value experience in the thought of Edmund Husserl; an axiological approach to ethics

Dallas Laskey

315-329

Intersubjectivity and the value of the other

Julie Murphy

331-338

Phenomenological conceptions of the life-world

Joseph Kockelmans

339-355

Controversies about humanism in sociology

Aleksander Gella

357-367

The function of norms in social existence

Edward Vacek

369-391

Chinese values: a sociologist's view

Mark Thelin

393-405

The moral a priori and the diversity of cultures

Hans-Martin Sass

407-422

Index of names