Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I. The Existence-Problem: Explorations in Existentialism and Phenomenology
1. Kierkegaard's Existential Reflections on Time
2. Note on Kierkegaard's Teleological Suspension of the Ethical
3. Phenomenology, Ontology, and History in the Philosophy of Heidegger
4. Heidegger on Repetition and Historical Understanding
5. The Life-World and Its Historical Horizon
Part II. The Disciplinary Crisis in the Human Sciences: Between Empiricism and Structuralism
6. Praxis and Structure: Conflicting Models in the Science of Man
7. The Question of the Unity of the Human Sciences Revisited
8. Explanation and Understanding in the Science of Human Behavior
9. The Concrete Dialectic of Self-with-Society
Part III. Deconstruction and Reflections on the End of Philosophy
10. The Three Heideggers
11. The Fabric of Fact: Beyond Epistemology
12. Subjectivity and Praxis at the End of Philosophy
Part IV. The Postmodern Challenge and the Reconstruction of Reason
13. Interpretation, Narrative, and Rationality
14. Communicative Rhetoric and the Claims of Reason
15. Husserl's Legacy in the Postmodern World
16. Rationality between Modernity and Postmodernity
Notes
Name Index
Subject Index