Dear Reader,

We are pleased to announce the release of our new publication:

Phenomenologies of the Image

Studia Phaenomenologica, Volume 23/2023

Editors: 
Emmanuel ALLOA & Cristian CIOCAN

ISSN 1582-5647 (print)
ISSN 2069-0061 (online)

PHENOMENOLOGIES OF THE IMAGE

Emmanuel Alloa & Cristian Ciocan, Phenomenologies of the Image: Editors’ Introduction [OPEN ACCESS]

Seyran Sam, The Limits of Imagination in Husserl
 

Lorenzo Biagini, Figurative Speech as Phenomenological Problem: Reflections on the Role of Linguistic “Images” in Husserl’s Philosophy
 

Irene Breuer, Cassirer und Husserl: Bilder als Exempel und Exemplare – ihre Funktion in Wahrnehmung und Kunst. Ein Beitrag zu einer Hermeneutik des Ausdrucks
 

Witold Płotka, Ingarden and Blaustein on Image Consciousness
 

César Gómez Algarra, Une pensée sans images ? Phantasie et Bild dans les traités de l’histoire de l’Être
 

Shawn Loht, Not All Picturing is Picturing: Heidegger on the Possibility of Authentic Meaning in Images, Film, and Photography
 

Simone Villani, Andrea Altobrando, Realizing the Imaginary: Mental Images and the Instruments of Freedom [OPEN ACCESS]
 

Huaiyuan Zhang, The Parallax View between Merleau‑Ponty and Lacan: “Never Do You Gaze at Me There Where I See You”
 

Alex Obrigewitsch, The Image of Impossibility Binding Literature and Phenomenology: Blanchot and Levinas
 

Erik Lind, L’équivoque de l’image chez Henri Maldiney
 

Samuel Lelièvre, Une philosophie ricoeurienne de l’image
 

Stephanie Rumpza, The Icon as Revelation: Phenomenological Reframing a Double Polemic
 

Fabrizia Bandi, Phenomenology of VR Images: Phantasy, Image and Perception [OPEN ACCESS]

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Michel Dalissier, L’imperceptible – Merleau‑Ponty
 

Petr Prášek, A Theological Turn in Phenomenology? Janicaud and Contemporary French Phenomenology

REVIEW ARTICLE

Elizabeth A. Behnke, A Tale of Two Spaces
[Elsa Ballanfat, L’espace vide: Phénoménologie et chorégraphie, Bucharest: Zeta Books, 2021, 459 pp., ISBN 978‑606‑697‑132‑4, € 24.00 (paperback); ISBN: 978‑606‑697‑133‑1, € 15.00 (e‑book); Tao DuFour, Husserl and Spatiality: A Phenomenological Ethnography of Space, Routledge Research in Architecture, London and New York: Routledge, 2022, xvi + 251 pp., ISBN: 978‑081‑536‑155‑8, $136.00 (hardback); ISBN: 978‑103‑210‑309‑9, $52.95 (paperback); ISBN: 978‑135‑111‑614‑5, $42.36 (e‑book)]

BOOK REVIEW

Delia Popa, Andreea Smaranda Aldea, David Carr, Sara Heinämaa (eds.), Phenomenology as Critique. Why Method Matters (Routledge, 2022)

We thank you for your consideration and hope you take advantage of this special offer.