Gerda Walther's Phenomenology of Sociality, Psychology, and Religion

Editor's Introduction.- I. The Life and Work of Gerda Walther.- Rodney K.B. Parker: Gerda Walther (1897-1977): A Sketch of a Life.- Marina Pia Pellegrino: Gerda Walther: Searching for the Sense of Things, Following the Traces of Lived Experiences.- II. Social Ontology and the Self.- Alessandro Salice and Genki Uemura: Social Acts and Communities: Walther Between Husserl and Reinach.- Anna Maria Pezzella: On Community: Edith Stein and Gerda Walther.- Antonio Calcagno: Gerda Walther and the Possibility of a Non-Intentional We of Community.- Julia Muehl: Human Beings as Social Beings: Gerda Walther's Anthropological Approach.- Christina M. Gschwandtner: Koerper, Leib, Gemuet, Seele, Geist: Conceptions of the Self in Early Phenomenology.- Manuela Massa: What is the Condition for the Members of Social Communities to Be "Real" People, According to Gerda Walther?III. Religion and Mysticism.- Gerda Walther (Translated byRodney K.B. Parker): Phenomenology of Mysticism, Introduction and Chapter 1.- Angela Ales Bello: The Sense of Mystical Experience According to Gerda Walther.- Kimberly Baltzer-Jaray: Phenomenological Approaches to the Uncanny and the Divine: Adolf Reinach and Gerda Walther on Mystical Experience.

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• Fenomenologia e existencialismo
• Filosofia e religião
• Filosofia social e política

Ego and Ego Ego-Consciousness;Empathy and Identification;Mysticism and Religion;History of Women in Philosophy;Gerda Walther;Women's and gender studies;Edith Stein;Phenomenology of Mysticism;Social Ontology and the Self;Edmund Husserl;Alexander Pfaender;early phenomenological movement