Introduction

1-20

Indexicality as a phenomenological problem

Saulius Geniusas

23-39

James and Husserl

the horizon as a psychological and a philosophical theme

Richard Cobb-Stevens

41-54

The world-horizon in Ideas I

55-64

The structures of horizon-consciousness in Ideas I

65-85

The static and genetic determinations of the horizon

89-111

The reduction as the disclosure of the horizons of transcendental subjectivity

113-135

The horizon and the origins of sense-formation

137-154

Husserl's notion of the primal ego in light of the hermeneutical critique

155-174

The world-horizon as the wherefrom of experience

177-193

The world-horizon as the wherein of experience

195-208

The world-horizon as the whereto of experience

209-224

Conclusion

Amy E. Varela

225-237