Intertwinings: Exploring Intersubjectivity, Embodiment, and Alterity with James Mensch (Phaenomenologica, 242)
by Michael Staudigl, Barbara Weber, Karel Novotný
Intertwinings examines intersubjectivity, embodiment, and alterity through a scholarly engagement with James Mensch. Bringing together perspectives on these themes, the volume considers relationships between self, others, and embodied experience within the context of phenomenological thought and the Phaenomenologica series.
About This Book
Intertwinings explores intersubjectivity, embodiment, and alterity through engagement with the work of James Mensch.
The volume brings together scholarly perspectives on central themes in phenomenological thought.
Its focus is the relationship between self, others, and embodied experience.
Part of the Phaenomenologica series, this book is edited by Michael Staudigl, Barbara Weber, and Karel Novotný.
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