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| Acknowledgements | ||
| The Theme / The Differentiation of Living Beings: The "Multiple Rationalities" Bridging the Nature-Culture Gap | ||
| Differentiation and Unity: The Self-Individualizing Life Process | 3 | |
| Plants and the Problem of the Individual | 39 | |
| Disinterested Praise of Matter: Ideas for Phenomenological Hyletics | 47 | |
| Hyle, Body, Life: Phenomenological Archaeology of the Sacred | 63 | |
| Epoche et Force | 75 | |
| Enculturation of the Life-World | 85 | |
| The Human "Animal": Prolegomenon to a Phenomenology of Monstrousness | 107 | |
| La "Crypto-fugie" animale | 117 | |
| Jose Ortega y Gasset's Categorial Analysis of Human Life | 135 | |
| L'Apparaitre a soi-meme ou l'emergence phenomenologique de la Vie s'eprouvant elle-meme comme continuite resistante | 175 | |
| Human Condition and Recreation of Life in Literature: The Example of Paul Gadenne | 201 | |
| Science, Literature and Life: A Celebration of Non-Locality | 219 | |
| The Work of Art and Its Interpretation | 243 | |
| A Phenomenology of Education: The Foreshortenings of the Problem | 255 | |
| Night Calls for Dawn: J.M.G. Le Clezio and Michel Rio | 267 | |
| Rio and Le Clezio: A Quantitative Study | 273 | |
| Trois Proses du Desert: P. Loti, A. Memmi, J.M.G. Le Clezio | 299 | |
| Existence, Conflict and Harmony: From M. Rio's Les Jungles pensives to P. Ricoeur's Philosophical Reflection | 313 | |
| The Pessimism of Le Clezio | 341 | |
| Materialism, Exoticism and Mysticism: From Onitsha to Guruwari | 349 | |
| A la recherche du sens perdu: Le theme du passage dans la fiction de J.M.G. Le Clezio | 359 | |
| The Experience of Oneness: The Components of the Void in J.M.G. Le Clezio with Correspondences in Architecture (Part I) | 369 | |
| The Experience of Oneness: Silence and Night as Components of the Void in J.M.G. Le Clezio and Michel Rio, with Correspondences in Music and Film (Part II) | 375 | |
| The Novels of Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio | 383 | |
| L'Inconnu sur la terre: Harmony and the Sacred | 393 | |
| Index of Names | 407 |
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Terrence Tully
reviewed Differentiation and Harmony - Vegetal, Animal, Human on April 30, 2014
Differentiation and Harmony - Vegetal, Animal, Human
Very good as an introduction to such a complex subject. Cover most topics.
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