Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Between Plato and DescartesThe Mediaeval Transformation in the Ontological Status of the Ideas
2. Time and Augustine's Metaphysics
3. The Temporality of Knowing
4. Intersubjectivity and the Constitution of Time
5. Existence and Essence in Thomas and Husserl
6. Radical Evil and the Ontological Difference Between Being and Beings
7. Phenomenology and Artificial Intelligence: Husserl Learns Chinese
8. Husserl and Sartre: A Question of Reason
9. Husserl's Concept of the Self
10. Remark
11. Aristotle and the Overcoming of the Subject-Object Dichotomy
12. The Mind Body Problem, Phenomenological Reflections on an Ancient Solution
13. Nietzsche-Darwin: Confronting the Janus Head
14. The Splitting of the Self
15. Post-Normative Subjectivity
Notes
Bibliography
Name Index
Subject Index