Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka 
Phenomenology/Ontopoiesis Retrieving Geo-cosmic Horizons of Antiquity 
Logos and Life

INAUGURAL LECTURE.- INSPIRATIONS OF HERACLITUS FROM EPHESUS FULFILLED IN OUR NEW ENLIGHTENMENT Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka.-

SECTION I:  PHENOMENOLOGY OF LIFE IN THE CRITIQUE OF REASON.- WAS PLATO A PLATONIST? Konrad Rokstad.-

THE LIFE OF BEING REFOUND  WITH THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF LIFE OF ANNA-TERESA TYMIENIECKA.  Daniela Verducci.- CRITIQUE OF REASON PROJECTS WITH REFERENCE TO ANTIQUITY: I. KANT AND THE PLATONIC IDEAS, E. HUSSERL AND THE MNEMOSINEAN ENTICEMENT, A-T. TYMIENIECKA AND THE DYONISIAN LOGOS Ella Buceniece.- WHAT WAS A CLASSIC UNTIL THE BEGINNING OF THE 20th CENTURY?
Tansu Acik.-

SECTION II:  LOGOS AND LIFE.-

THE EXISTENTIALISTIC SUBJECT OF TODAY
Simen Oyen.- RE-TURING TO THE REAL: PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROPRIATIONS OF PLATO’S ‘IDEAS’ AND THE ALLEGORY OF THE CAVE 
Robert Switzer.- LIVING LIFE AND MAKING LIFE
Andreas Brenner.- MAN’S WORLD AND LOGOS AS FEELING
Manjulika Ghosh.- FEAST OF LIFE OR FEAST OF REASON – KIERKEGAARD VERSUS PLATO Velga Vevere.- GIBT ES EIN MATERIALES APRIORI?’  MIT SCHLICKS KRITIK AN DER PHANOMENOLOGIE UBER DAS VERHALTNIS ZWISCHEN SPRACHE UND VERNUNFT NACHZUDENKEN ANFANGEN
Wei Zhang.-
 

SECTION III:  LOGOS AND EDUCATION.- THE IDEA OF PAIDEA IN THE CONTEXT OF ONTOPOIESIS OF LIFE
Rimma Kurenkova, Evgeny Plekhanov, Elena Rogacheva.-INTERNATIONAL DIMENTION OF JOHN DEWEY’S PEDAGOGY: LESSONS FOR TOMORROW Elena Rogacheva.-THINKING CONDITIONED BY LANGUAGE AND TRADITION Mara Stafecka.- HOW TO CONDUCT LIFE (ARETE AND PHRONESIS) J. C. Couceiro-Bueno.-

SECTION IV:   HUSSERL IN THE CONTEXT OF TRADITION.-THE REASON OF THE CRISIS.  HUSSERL’S RE-EXAMINATION OF THE CONCEPT OF RATIONALITY
Witold Plotka.- LOGOS AS SIGNIFIER: HUSSERL IN THE CONTEXT OF TRADITION Koushik Joardar.- THE AXIOLOGY OF ONTOPOIESIS AND ITS RATIONALITY Susi Ferrarello.-ORIGINATING THE WESTERN WORLD: A CULTURAL PHENOMENOLOGY OF HISTORICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
Tonu Viik.- THERECOVERY OF THE SELF.  PLOTINUS ON LOGOS AND SELF-COGNITION Magdalena Plotka.- SOCIAL CONNOTATIONS OF THE CATEGORY OF THE <> IN THE LATE WRITINGS OF EDMUND HUSSERL VS. J. DERRIDA AND B. WALDENFELS Cezary J. Olbromski.-

SECTION V:  COGNITION, CREATIVITY, EMBODIMENT POUND, PROPERTIUS AND LOGOPOEIA Lars Morten Gram.-PHENOMENOLOGY: CREATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE Klymet Selvi.- PERSPICUOUS REPRESENTATION: A WITTGENSTEINIAN INTERPRETATION OF MARTIN HEIDEGGER’S VIEW OF TRUTH Aydan Turanli.- ORIGIN AND FEATURES OF PHYSICAL CREATIONS IN AN ONTOPOIETIC PERSPECTIVE Mina Sehdev.-

SECTION VI:  NATURE, WORLD, CONTINUITY.-NATURE AND ARTIFICE IN MANIFESTING/PRODUCING THE BEING
Francesco Totaro.- SEMIOTICS OF BEING AND UEXKULLIAN PHENOMENOLOGY Morten Tonnessen.- THE PLACE: WHERE WE SEE THE WORLD AS A LIMITED WHOLE Sibel Oktar.-LINES FOR CONTEMPORARY CONSTRUCTIVISM TO REVISIT AND REINTEGRATE THE ANCIENT SENSE OF CONTINUITY BETWEEN MEN AND NATURE Catia Giaconi.-

SECTION VII:  LOGOS AND THE SELF.- PAUL RICOEUR: CRITICAL CONSENT OF LOGOS TO LIFE – STOICISM AND ORPHISM IN QUESTION – Anibal Fornari.- THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND RELEVANCE OF THE REMINDERS ASSEMBLED AS “LANGUAGE-GAMES” Erkut Sezgin.- ‘SOPHIA’ AS ‘TELOS’ IN THE ‘ONTOPOIETIC PERSPECTIVE’ Carmen Cozma.- SELF AND WORLD: VEDANTA, SUFISM, AND PRESOCRATICS IN PHENOMENOLOGICAL VIEW Olga Louchakova.-TRINITARIAN APPROPRIATIONS OF THE TRANSCENDENTALS:  GIVENNESS AND INTENTIONALITY IN LEVINAS, MARION, AND TYMIENIECKA Thomas Ryba.-

SECTION VIII:  CREATIVITY AND THE ONTOPOIETIC LOGOS.- BLANCHOT’S INAUGURAL POETICS: VISIBILITY AND THE INFINITE CONVERSATION William D. Melaney.-LOVE OF LIFE, TRAGEDY AND SOME CHARACTERS IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY Halil Turan.- HUMOR IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF LOGOS: THE INSPIRATIONS OF ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHY Anna Malecka.- THE IDEAL AND THE REAL: BRIDGING THE GAP Brian Grassom.-HISTORICITY, NARRATIVE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF MONSTROSITY INJOHN GARDNER’S GRENDEL Firat Karadas.- THE POWER OF DANCE/MOVEMENT AS A MEANS OF EXPRESSION Ali Ozturk.-

SECTION IX:  INTERSUBJECTIVITY, FREEDOM, JUSTICE.-MAKING HISTORY OUR OWN – APPROPRIATION AND TRANSGRESSION OF THE INTENTIONAL HISTORY OF HUMAN RIGHTS Johannes Servan.- VITALITY AND WOBBLINESS OF UNIVERSAL MORAL VALUES IN THE POST-MODERN WORLD: CREATIVITY AND REGULATIVE FUNCTION OF THE LOGOS OF LIFE Jan Szmyd.- A TRUE AND BETTER ‘I’: HUSSERL’S CALL FOR WORLDLY RENEWAL Michael Gubser.- THE QUESTION OF THE SUBJECT: JAN PATOCKA’S PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTION Saulius Geniusas.- ONTOPOIESIS AND NARRATIVE ETHICS: AN ACUTUALIZATION OF ARISTOTLE’S ACCOUNT OF IMAGINATION Silvia Pierosara.-

SECTION X:  SEEKING THE LOGOS IN DIFFERENT CULTURES.- THEOSIS AND LIFE IN NICOLAI BERDYAEV’S PHILOSOPHY Katarzyna Stark.- HARMONIOUS BALANCE: THE ULTIMATE PHENOMENON OF LIFE EXPERIENCE; A CONFUCIAN ATTEMPT & APPROACH Tsung-I Dow.-DANCE: WALKING AND SELF-MOVING IN HUSSERL AND MERLEAU-PONTY Jonathon Appels.- THE SONGLINES: DREAMING THE ANCESTORS AND SUSTAINING THE WORLD IN ABORIGINAL ART Bruce Ross.-

SECTION XI: CONTEMPORARY RETRIEVING OF THE PRINCIPLES OF THE UNIVERSAL ORDER.- LOGOS AND LIFE: UNDERSTANDING OF RHYTHM Maija Kule.- LIFE POWERFUL FORCE BETWEEN VIRTUALITY AND ENACTMENT Clara Mandolini.- VISUALIZING TYMIENIECKA’S APPROACH WITH STRING THEORY
Patricia Trutty-Coohill.- UNIVERSAL PRINCIPLES OF THE WORLD AND THE COORDINATE SYSTEM ON THE BASIS OF LIMIT DYNAMICAL EQUILIBRIUM Nikolay Kozhevnikov.-THE BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND THE LOGOS OF LIFE OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY: A COMPARISON AND THE PERSPECTIVES OF UNIFYING THE SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE Attila Grandpierre.-

INDEX OF NAMES.-

PROGRAM FROM THE 60th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF        PHENOMENOLOGY, LOGOS AND LIFE: PHENOMENOLOGY/ONTOPOIESIS      REVIVING ANTIQUITY, HELD IN BERGEN, NORWAY, 2010.