- Literature and the Expressions of Being in Merleau-Ponty’s Unpublished Course Notes
- Flesh and Body: The Phenomenology of Husserl
- Resistance of the Sensible World an Introduction to Merleau-Ponty
- Unpredictable yet Guided: Arendt on Principled Action
- The Art of Sculpture: Jan Patočka’s Concept of Incarnate Being
- Who Is the Subject of Phenomenology? Husserl and Fink on the Transcendental Ego
- Breaking Away from the Theoretical: von Herrmann on Husserl and Heidegger
- Husserl’s Noetics – Towards a Phenomenological Epistemology
- Heidegger, Dreyfus, and the Intelligibility of Practical Comportment
- Lesson of Darkness: Phenomenology and Lyotard’s Late Aesthetics
- Embodiment and Animality
- The Relevance of Fink’s Notion of Operative Concepts for Derrida’s Deconstruction
- The Freedom of Thought: Patočka on Descartes and Husserl
- Patočka and Foucault: Taking Care of the Soul and Taking Care of the Self
- A Phenomenological Grounding of Feminist Ethics
- Crisis, Biology, Ecology: A New Starting-Point for Phenomenology?
- Absent Aspects, Possible Perceptions and Open Intersubjectivity: A Critical Analysis of Dan Zahavi’s Account of Horizontal Intentionality
- “In the Face, a Right Is There”: Arendt, Levinas and the Phenomenology of the Rights of Man
- Husserl and Racism at the Level of Passive Synthesis
- Mathematics + Art: A Cultural History
- On Pluralism, Value Disagreement and Conflict: A Phenomenological Argument for Axiological Universalism
- Natural Reflection, Phenomenological Reflection and Hyperreflexivity