Volume 28

165 Articles

Ion Tănăsescu, “The Twofold Meaning of Brentano’s “Pure Theoretical Interest” and His Metaphysics and Psychology”, in Susan Krantz Gabriel, Ion Tănăsescu, (eds.), Franz Brentano and the 19th Century Idea of Philosophy as a Science: Upon the Sesquicentennial of Franz Brentano’s Psychology From an Empirical Standpoint, De Gruyter, 2025.

Cristian Ciocan, “The Phenomenology of Fatigue: Effort, Powerlessness, and the Temporal Sedimentation of Weariness”, Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2025.

Ion Copoeru, Alina Noveanu, Niels Weidtmann (eds.), Europe – Between Idea, Imagination and Reality, Königshausen & Neumann, 2026.

Paul Marinescu, “All the Violence We Cannot See: The Philosophical Question of Blurring Photography”, Res Philosophica, Volume 103, Issue 1, January 2026.

Nicolae Turcan, “Ascetic Freedom and the Relationship Between Body and Emotions in Eastern Orthodox Spirituality”, Religions, 2026.

Vasile Visoțchi, “Towards a Phenomenological Understanding of Disembodiment in Schizophrenia”, Husserl Studies, 2026.

Cristian Bodea, “The Sublime in Politics. Marc Richir on the imaginary, symbolic, and real foundations of togetherness”, in: Ion Copoeru, Alina Noveanu, Niels Weidtmann (Hg.), Europa – Zwischen Idee, Imagination und Wirklichkeit, Königshausen & Neumann, 2026.

Eveline Cioflec, “Leben in der Fraglichkeit. Zur Dezentrierung Europas”, in: Ion Copoeru, Alina Noveanu, Niels Weidtmann (Hg.), Europa – Zwischen Idee, Imagination und Wirklichkeit, Königshausen & Neumann, 2026.

Bogdan Mincă, “Europe and Its Inheritance: Patočka and Heidegger on Plato”, in: Ion Copoeru, Alina Noveanu, Niels Weidtmann (Hg.), Europa – Zwischen Idee, Imagination und Wirklichkeit, Königshausen & Neumann, 2026.

Maria Gyemant and Françoise Dastur, “Editors’ Introduction: Phenomenology and Psychopathology”, Studia Phaenomenologica, Volume 26 / 2026