Calvin O. Schrag Livres

Exploring the intersections of philosophy and culture, Calvin O. Schrag delves into hermeneutics, phenomenology, and subjectivity through his travels across Bulgaria, England, France, Russia, and the Czech Republic. His work emphasizes transnational rationality and fosters a rich dialogue among diverse philosophical traditions, presented with clarity and simplicity. Schrag's insights aim to bridge cultural divides and enhance understanding in the ongoing conversation of human thought.

The collection features fourteen essays that explore the interconnections between religion, ethics, and politics through a trans- or post-disciplinary lens. This thematic arrangement offers a critical supplement to Calvin O. Schrag's previous works, advancing a praxis-based approach that encourages deeper understanding of these complex issues. Each essay contributes to a broader dialogue on how these themes influence contemporary thought and societal structures.

Theodore Kisiel, born in 1930 in Pennsylvania, pursued a PhD at Duquesne University. Initially focused on metallurgical research, he returned to academia, influenced by notable philosophers. His experiences led him to explore the intersection of hermeneutics and natural science, engaging with European philosophical traditions.

This volume features essays from the International Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences, exploring phenomenological methods relevant to human sciences. It includes presentations from two congresses and a monograph by Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka on ethics in the life-world and social world, providing a cohesive research perspective.