ANNEX Documents Illustrating the History of the World

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Documents illustrating the History of The World Phenomenolol5Y.. Institute and of Its Three International Societies: The International Husserl and Phenomenological Research Society, The International Society for Phenomenology and Literature, The International Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences, and of The Boston Forum for the Interdisciplinary Phenomenology ofMan, during the first decade of their research work (1968-1978) 432 ANNEX

The Committee of the International Husserl and Phenomenological Research Society - Dallas Laskey, Erwin Strauss, Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, Mary-Rose Barra! and Erling Eng - at the Waterloo Congress, after the Society had been launched. AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

HUSSERL AND THE IDEA OF PHENOMENOLOGY

University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canda

April 10-13, 1969

PROGRAM

AprillO Introductory Lecture: Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, University 0/ Waterloo, Canada 'PHENOMENOLOGY REFLECTS UPON ITSELF: THE ACQUISITIONS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT FIELD OF RESEARCH' First Session: THE LATER HUSSERL Main Lecture: Roman Ingarden, Polish Academy 0/ Science, Krakow, Poland 'WHAT IS NEW IN HUSSERL'S 'KRISIS'?' Contributed Papers: 1. Dallas Laskey, Bishop's University, Lennoxville, Canada 'INGARDEN'S CRITICISM OF HUSSERL' 2. J. Kockelmans, Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A. 'THE PSYCHOLOGICO -PHENOMENOLOGICAL REDUCTION IN KRISIS' 3. F. Kersten, University o/Montana, Missoula, U.S.A. 'ON UNDERSTANDING IDEA IN HUSSERL AND INGARDEN'

April 11 First Session continued: Main Lecture: J. M. Fataud, University o/the Saar, Germany 'HUSSERL AND DILTHEY' Contributed Papers: 4. A. Ungis,Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A. 'HYLETIC DATA AND THE PASSNITY OF CONSCIOUSNESS' 5. Lothar Eley, University 0/K6in, Germany 'LIFE WORLD CONSTITUTION OF THE FORMAL LOGIC' 6. Gerd Brand,Deutsches Institut flir Entwicklungspolitik, Germany 'THE MATERIAL A PRIORI IN HUSSERL AND HEIDEGGER' 433 434 ANNEX

Evening Session: Speaker: Herman Leo van Breda, Husserl's Archives, Belgium 'THE ACTUAL STATE OF THE WORK ON HUSSERL'S INEDITA: ACIllEVEMENTS AND PROJECTS'

April 12 Second Session: PHENOMENOLOGY AND HEAMENEUTICS Main Lectures: 1. H. G. Gadamer, University ofHeidelberg, Germany 'THE SCIENCE OF THE LIFE-WORLD' 2. K. Kuypers, University of Leyden, Netherlands 'THE SCIENCE OF MAN AND THE THEORY OF TWO ATTITUDES IN HUSSERL' Contributed Papers: 1. Ver Ecke, Georgetown University, Washington, U.S.A. 'THE ROLE OF INTERPRETATION IN PERCEPTION' 2. Guido Kting, Notre Dame University, U.S.A. 'INGARDEN ON LANGUAGE'

April13 Third Session: PHENOMENOLOGY AND NATURAL SCIENCE Main Lecture: Elisabeth Straker, Technische Universitiit, Germany 'EDMUND HUSSERL'S PHENOMENOLOGY AS FOUN• DATION OF NATURAL SCIENCE' Contributed Papers: 1. H. Pietersma, University of Toronto, Canda 'THE CONCEPT OF HORIZON' 2. Ulrich Clae3ges,Husserl's Archives, K61n, Germany 'INTENTIONALITY AND TRANSCENDENCE (SOME ASPECTS OF THE CONSTITUTION OF PHYSICAL NATURE)' 3. Dr. Erling Eng, Veterans Administration Hospital, Lexington, U.S.A. 'SOME ASPECTS OF THE RELATION BETWEEN THE LIVED BODY AND THE PHYSICAL BODY REVEALED THROUGH THE STATE OF VIOLENCE' "INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL RESEARCH SOCIETY"

The Waterloo International Conference on 'HUSSERL AND THE IDEA OF PHENOMENOLOGY' was conceived for the purpose of providing, for the first time, a gathering of Hussed scholars at which they might exchange views concerning their current research. In this way, it should be possible to deter• mine where phenomenology stands today. It seems desirable, however, that provision be made for a continuing exchange. Some of us feel, therefore, that the present Conference is an appropriate occasion for establishing an

"INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL RESEARCH SOCIETY"

Such a Society would gather scholars concerned chiefly with Hussed research - but marginally also with Phenomenology research related to Husserl. It could meet every two or three years for the purpose of exchanging the results of their work at conferences meant for the community of minds of Hussed scholars rather than for a wider Philosophical audience. The Society could also offer for Hussed and Phenomenology research an opportunity - hitherto nonexistent - to publish specialized essays in this field of work (of a size 40 to 120 pages) by issuing a Year Book devoted to this purpose. In view of the widespread interest in Phenomenology in general, the fomation of such a nucleus of fundamental research work appears imperative. Its international composition would greatly contribute to overcoming the limitations of regional confmement which leads, e.g., to the situation where young scholars work in siolation and are ignorant of similar work which has already been done in another country, and thus preclude the real progress in the field. I would be most interested to hear your reaction to this proposal. Would you be willing to take part in the organization committee for the inauguration of the Society? Would you have comments to make about this idea? Should you be interested in this project, please come to the organizational meeting of the Society which will be held on: 435 436 ANNEX

Saturday evening at 9:00 p.m. at the party given by me for the participants of the Conference.

Hoping to see you there.

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka Professor of Philosophy ANNEX

Ulrich Claesges. Hetman Leo van Breda, Robert 8okolwskl and Gerd Brand at the Waterloo Congress.

Hans Georg Gadamer and Herman Leo van Breda, Director of the Husserl Archives in Louvain, at the First International Phenomenology Congress of the International HusserI and Phenomenological Research Society, in Waterloo, Ontario, on Apri112, 1969. 437 ERLING ENG

COMMENTS AFTER THE INTERNATIONAL PHENOMENOLOGY CONFERENCE IN MONTREAL 1974

Tradition of Spontaneity

In his opening remarks of the third meeting of the International Hussed and Phenomeno• logical Research Society in Montreal, March 26-30, 1974, Raymond Klibansky of the University of Montreal pointed out an interesting discrepancy between the English and French titles of the conference: 'Phenomenology and the Crisis of Western Culture" and "Phenomenologie et 1a Crise de I'Homme'. Is the crisis one of Western man alone or of mankind generally? Or if related, in what way? Understandably enough it was Husserl's Krisis which provided the principal backdrop for these discussions at Sir George Williams University under the auspices of the Canada Council, to explore the relevance of phenomenology for cultural praxis and renewal. Participation by African sociologists, representatives from Korea and the Soviet Union, contributed a realism to the ongoing debate not always present in predominantly philo• sophical congresses. Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, Secretary-General of the Society, in her opening address very wisely instigated the possibility of a dialectical framework for the ensuing discus• sions by emphasizing the priority of "spontaneity" to the Husserlian "intentionality". Of course the question remained how such a dialectic starting from Hussed was to be distinguished from that of Plato or Hegel, both of whom stood in the shadows of the subsequent presentations and interventions. These centered about such diverse phenom• enological contributors as Roman Ingarden, discussed by W. Strozewski of the Polish Academy of Sciences, and Maurice Blanchot, in the discourse of Claude Levesque of the University of Montreal. Still the issue of the relevance of phenomenology for action-related decisions re• mained moot, despite dialectical accommodation in this direction. Quite unexpectedly and remarkably it was the contribution of Michel Masson on the third day of the meetings which provided a kind of breakthrough to the Congress theme. In his paper 'Continuite et discontinuite des valeurs: un essai d'interpretation dans 1a perspective chinoise' he both showed the relevance of Husserlian phenomenology for clarifying the nature of a non-Western cultural crisis and provided an illustration of the operative dialectic not thematized in the Hussedian opus. M. Masson referred to the crisis of Chinese Man as "a crisis of the traditional values which poses the question of the continuity or discontinuity of these values." But unlike the Krisis of Hussed, that of modern China has been, and continues to be, one of dissonance between Western and traditional Chinese values. So that "the choice between continuity and discontinuity tends to be identified with a choice between the 'Chinese essence' and westernization." In these circumstances any particular interpretation of the crisis involves a certain understanding of what is "Occidental" and what is "Chinese." To survive as a people the Chinese have had to transfer the traditional filial loyalty to the modern national state, recovering the value as such while enlarging its scope to include a new object. Thus with this 'break' from the traditional Confucian forms there has occurred, in the process of re-interpretation, a renewal of the age-old meaning at 438 ERLING ENG 439 another level. The argument of M. Masson was of course more complex than this, but these remarks will serve to illustrate the thrust of his contribution. No less importantly, this understanding of the Chinese crisis as an ongoing revolution with intermittent peaks of activity threw light on the deeper dialectic of Husserlian historiology, as expressed in his late dictum: "History is the grand fact of absolute being." For man, individually and collectively, while being a "time-binding animal", is subject to breaks in the continuity of his historical awareness, ruptures announced and succeeded by atmospheres of 'alienation'. But there is in this break, with its moment of Geworfenheit, just the possibility of surprise, the discovery of spontaneity. What remains obscure in the Husserlian paradigm of consciousness is just this dimension of process, one which opens at once toward the past and toward the future. Though a 'break' is experienced in the time of chronicle, a regeneration, a source, becomes acces• sible thereby, through which a spontaneity inseparable from tradition is able to enter into play. This implies the need to recognize that the formal Husserlian epoche, with its annulment of existential certitude, occurs 'naturally' in men's lives as individuals and as group members. What Hussed did was to thematize and develop into a philosophical method what happens anyway in human life. Of course in a sense this makes all the difference. Now Husserlian phenomenology, among other things, is able to furnish a framework for improving the chances for a safe passage during the interregnum of disordered consciousness. And it is the characteristic note of this Husserlian 'meta-dialectic' that it discloses our situation to us as one of the most intimate participation, not excluding collusion. There is the ever-present chance for default to stagnation, despondency, self-destruction, or 'psychosis'. We continue to remain committed to elaborate meaning and order in a situation within which the forces whose expression we shape, in tum being shaped by them, are but partially and provisionally at our intentional disposal. A singular novella Spiegelgeschichte by Use Aichinger throws into greater relief what is meant here. Fatefully her rust person narrative progresses/regresses from the age of its protagonist through youth, childhood and infancy to when the last gasp of breath merges with the cry of birth. Elias Canetti has phrased the same realization in his phan• tasy of a 'counter-lifeworld': "There the young bring the aged into the world. Now these become younger and younger until eventually they are once more delivered of the aged." Here spontaneity and tradition are understood in terms of their inseparability, rather than opposition. (And from here it becomes possible to grasp Freud's vision of the constitution of experience in terms of the proportions of Eros and Thanatos.) Surprising as such "analecta" may appear to some guardians of the precious, and intricate, Husserlian heritage, they seem to me altogether consistent with the perspec• tives opened by Husserl in his Krisis, and supported by his references to a "universal telos of mankind", with its planetary resonance, in the Nachlass.

University of Kentucky Medical Center 1.4.74 THE INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY an independent forum for specialized study of phenomenology SOCIETE INTERNATIONALE POUR L'ETUDE DE HUSSERL ET DE LA PHENOMENOLOGIE INTERNATIONALE FORSCHUNGSGESELLSCHAFT FUR PHANOMENOLOGIE

COLLOQUE INTERNATIONAL DE PHENOMENOLOGIE

Fribourg en Suisse du 24 au 28 janvier 1975

Sous la presidence de Monsieur Emmanuel Levinas en cooperation avec la Societe Suisse de Philosophie et la Societe Philosophique de Fribourg.

SOI-MEME ET AUTRUI (La crise de l'irreductible dans l'home)

Vendredi 24 janvier a 18 h 30 Yin d'accueil offert aux participants par Ie rectorat de l'Universite de Fribourg, au salon des Professeurs, a l'Universite. Samedi 25 janvier de 9hOO a 12hOO Session I Presidee par Emmanuel Levinas

A-T. Tymieniecka 'Introduction au theme: La crise de l'homme - Le pessimisme dans la condition humaine' E. Levinas 'Conrerence inaugurale: Signification et contestation' Karol Wojtyla, Krakow, Pologne 'Participation ou alienation' H. Kochler, Innsbruck, Autriche 'Die personale Selbstbestimmung und die Dialektik'

de 14hOO a 18hOO Preside par J.-C1. Piguet, UnL de Lausanne E. Marbach, Archives Husserl 'Zum Problem der Doppel-Reduktion' J. Danek, Quebec, Canada 'L'intersubjectivite et la monadoiogie chez Husserl' Ph. Secretan, Fribourg, Suisse 'Soi et autrui dans la conception de la personne chez Edith Stein' 440 ANNEX 441

Ii 19 h 30 Banquet Dimanche 26 janvier de 9hOO Ii 12hOO Session II Presidee par Emmanuel Levinas M. Nedoncelle, Strasbourg, France 'Alterite et causalite' G. Forni, Bologne, Italie 'Le renvoi et l'alienation' de 14hOO Ii 18hOO Preside par S. Ijlsseling, directeur des Archives Husserl, Louvain S. Strasser, Nijmegen, Pays-Bas 'Der Einzige und sein Anderer' A. Lingis, State College, USA 'Levinas' critique of Heidegger on inter• subjectivity' Jan De Greef, Louvain, Belgique 'L'alienation irreductible de soi' Lundi 27 janvier de 9hOO Ii 12hOO Session III Presidee par J .-H. Nicolas, Uni. de Fribourg M.-D. Philippe, Fribourg, Suisse 'L'amour de soi, obstacle ou moyen privilegie?' J .-Cl. Piguet, Lausanne, Suisse 'Le Langage entre soi et autrui' A-T. Tymieniecka, Belmont, USA 'Autrui et interpretation creatrice' de 12hOO Ii 18hOO A. de Muralt, Geneve, Suisse 'L'acte fonde et l'aperception d'autrui'

Le Comite: Ph. Secretan J .-CI. Piguet A-T. Tymieniecka ttv

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The Fifth International Colloquium of Phenomenology of the IHPRS in Paris, 4 rue de Chevreuse, June 12-15, 1975: Pierre Fedida, Stephan Strasser, Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka CONGRES

A l'occasion du cinquH~me anniversaire de la mort de Roman Ingarden se tiendra une conference internationale sur Ie theme: THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF ROMAN INGARDEN & DIALECTICAL MA TERIALISM organisee a la fois par Ie comite directeur de Dialectics and Humanism: The Polish Philosophical Quarterly, l'Institut de philosophie et de sociologie de l'Academie polonaise des sciences et l'Institut de philosophie de l'Universite J agellionienne de Cracovie. La conference se tiendra a Jadwisin pres de Varsovie, du 19 au 22 juin 1975. Le programme comprendra des communications et des discussions sur (1) Praxis, (2) Langage, (3) Valeurs. Le but de la conference est de reunir des penseurs distingues et des savants erninents en phenomenologie pour rechercher une conception coherente et ferme de la valeur humaine. Pour tout renseignement concernant l'inscription, ecrire directement 11: Redakcja Dialectics and Humanism Nowy Swiat 49 V ARSOVIE (Pologne) Les honoraires pour les communications qui seront publiees dans Dialectics and Humanism seront payes en monnaie polonaise pendant Ie sejour de l'auteur en Pologne. Le co-organisateur de la conference dans les pays occidentaux est The International Husserl and Phenomenological Research Society qui projette une session commemorative sur la pensee d'Ingarden et un hommage pour l'anniversaire de sa mort 11 sa maison 11 Poronin pres de Cracovie, les 24/25 juin.

Adresse: M. Dillon, Sec. Treasurer of JHPRS, Dept. of Philosophy, Binghamp• ton, N.Y., U.S.A., ou: JHPRS, Case Post ale 54, CH 1700 Fribourg 2 Bourg, Suisse.

443 The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning J~~.~g'.. ~ Weltlnstltut fur Fortgesc:hrlttene Phinomenologlsche Forschung und Blldung ~~~,A~t!.,{Y~~~.,{ ~ @*1t.t?t~~

and its affIliated Societies:

THE INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PHENOMENOLOGY AND THE SCIENCES OF MAN

10 November 1976 To our Members and Friends: We would like to announce the establishment of the World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning, an institution which will serve to unify the programs of the two already existing Societies, as well as provide their work with a solid research and teaching basis. We are also pleased to announce the founding of a third associated organi• zation: The Society for Phenomenology and the Sciences ofMan, which was created in Arezzo in July of 1976 for the purpose of completing the research and teaching plans of the Institute. In the following pages, we will inform you about the past activities and cur• rent projects of both the Institute and its affIliated Societies. Announcements in the future will be made through the PHENOMENOLOGY INFORMATION BULLETIN which the Institute will publish regularly. The BULLETIN will provide a medium through which various phenomenological organizations may coordinate their activities in such a way that conflicting schedules can he avoided.

Veda A.Cobb A-T. Tymieniecka Corresponding Secretary President 444 THE WORLD INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND LEARNING

1. Purpose and Organization of the Institute

We take great pleasure in announcing the foundation of The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning as a corporation not for profit under Chapter 1, Title 8 of the Delaware Code, as amended, known as the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware. The Institute has been created in response to the strongly felt need of specialized scholars around the world for a center of advanced phenomenological research and learning allowing for collaboration among phenomenological scholars of various linguistic groups for the purpose of promoting original progress in this field. The work of the Institute will be conducted partly by the already operating International Husserl and Phenomenological Research Society, International Association for Philosophy and Literature and the newly created Society for Phenomenology and the Sciences of Man, and partly by a new academic establishment to be created within the Institute. Two academic chairs, entitled respectively the "EDMUND HUSSERL CHAIR" and the "ROMAN INGARDEN CHAIR," have been founded in order to promote advanced seminars and specialized research projects in relation to the programs of the Institute. Manuscripts resulting from the work of the thus integrated organs of the Institute will be published in the Analecta Husserliana, The Yearbook for Phenomenological Research and the new Series: The Phenomenology of Man and of the Human Condition, edited by Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka. This work, supported by a Board of Trustees, will be conducted in con• sultation and collaboration with a Board of Advisors consisting of qualified speCialists from around the world. The Board of Trustees has elected Prof. A-T. Tymieniecka President of the Institute and has awarded her the Roman Ingarden Chair of Philosophy. The Edmund Husserl Chair remains open, to be occupied alternately by distinguished scholars teaching in the Institute. As of this date, the following scholars have been elected and have agreed to serve on the Board of Advisors: Angela Ales Bello, Centro Italiano di Fenomenologia, Roma, Italy; Alvin Diemer, University of Dusseldorf, Germany; Martin Dillon, State University of New York, Binghamton, U.S.A.; Gerhardt Funke, University of Mainz, Germany; Joseph Kockelmans, Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A.; 445 446 ANNEX

Emmanuel Levinas, University of Paris, France; Werner Marx, University of Freiburg, Germany; J. N. Mohanty, New School of Social Research, New York, U.S.A.; Maurice Natanson, University of California, Santa Cruz; Yoshihiro Nitta, University of Tokyo, Japan; Jean-Claude Piguet, University of Lausanne, Switzerland; Paul Ricoeur, University of Paris and of Chicago; Mario Sancipriano, University of Arezzo, Italy; Andre Schuver, Duquesne University, U.S.A.; Benjamin I. Schwartz, Harvard University, U.S.A.; Stephan Strasser, University of Nijmegen, Holland; Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, International Husserl and Phenomenological Research Society, U.S.A.; Masato Uno, Psychiatric Research Institute of Tokyo, Japan; Dieter Wyss, University ofWiirzburg, Germany; Richard Zaner, Southern Methodist U.; Zurab Kakabadse, Georgian Acad. of Sc., Tbilisi. The Philosophical program of the Institute is presently focusing upon THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF MAN AND OF THE HUMAN CONDITION. Indeed, the need for a fundamental philosophical inquiry of man is now more acutely felt than ever. Husserl himself, foreseeing this vast horizon, has stated that phenomenology cannot escape the ultimate questions of life and death, of human freedom and of man's place in nature and the cosmos. All seriously interested phenomenological organizations and scholars are invited to participate in the work of the Institute.

2. Planned Activities The Institute currently plans to offer three seminars during the year 1977: 1. Nature, Man and the Literary Work of Art (in the series PHIL• OSOPHY AND LITERATURE), taught by Profs. J. N. Mohanty and A-T. Tymieniecka. This six-day seminar will be held in April, 1977 in New York at the New School for Social Research, or in Cambridge. 2. Evidence, Truth and Certainty Revisited (in the series THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF MAN AND THE HUMAN COND!• TION), to be held July 1-15 in North Pomfret, Vermont. 3. The third seminar (to be held September IS-October 7, 1977) will be in the series FUNDAMENTAL SEMINAR IN THE PHE• NOMENOLOGY OF MAN and will be taught by Profs. Jean• Claude Piguet, Dorian Tiffeneau, and A-T. Tymieniecka. The seminar will take place in Italy in collaboration with the Centro Italiano di Fenomenologia. ANNEX 447

Since the number of seminar participants (professors, scholars and advanced graduate students) is limited to twenty-five, an early registration is advised. Members of the Societies will naturally be given priority. For further infor• mation and registration please write to: The Executive Secretary The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning 348 Payson Road Belmont, MA 02178 USA

The Institute plans to ~rganize general meetings for all three Societies in September, 1978 on the occasion of the XVIth World Congress of Philosophy in DUsseldorf. This gathering will give us the opportunity to bring together our international colleagues and friends and allow us to conduct a business meeting of the IHPRS.

THE INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY

1. Conferences Held

In Apri11976 a symposium was organized by the Centro Italiano di Fenom• enologia (prof. A. Bello, Pittenrici, Velori) for the Roman Universities on the topic: 'The Great Chain of Being (Roman Ingarden).' An international phenomenological conference was held from July 2- 5 in Arezzo/Siena, Italy on the topic. 'The Teleologies of the Husserlian Phenomenology.' The sponsoring organizations were: Centro Italiano di Fenomenologia (the Italian section of IHPRS) and the University of Arezzo/ Siena The conference, whose program was prepared by Prof. A-T. Tymieniecka (Boston), was presided by Prof. Paul Ricoeur (Paris), with Prof. M. Sancipriano (Arezzo) as Vice President. The conference gathered more than one hundred and twenty-five specialists from fourteen nations, and was considered a very great success by all who participated. A weekend conference on 'Phenomenology and the Sciences of Man' was held on March 21-22 at the State University of New York in Binghamton. The conference focused on the topic, 'Perception, Evidence and Truth: the Question of Grounds,' with our collaborator, Prof. J. N. Mohanty, as the main speaker. It was sponsored by the State University of New York and co-spon• sored by the Society, with Prof. M. C. Dillon as program coordinator. 448 ANNEX

2. ANALECI'A HUSSERLIANA

The following volumes of ANALECTA are now available from Reidel:

a. INGARDENIANA (vol. IV), containing papers selected from those submited to the IHPRS Ingarden Competition, together . with the original text of the Ingarden Oslo Lectures (appearing here in the original for the first time) b. THE CRISIS OF CULTURE (vol. V), containing papers read at the Montreal conference.

Volume VI, THE SELF AND THE OTHER (The I"educible in Man I) and Volume VII, THE HUMAN BEING IN ACTION (The I"educible in Man II) are due to appear soon. Please inform your library that the series is available by continuing subscription with Reidel.

3. General Meeting ofIHPRS

A business meeting of the IHPRS will be held in Septemeber, 1978 on the occasion of the XVIthe World Congress of Philosophy in DUsseldorf. The meeting will be planned within the framework of the Institute and the two other Societies.

4. American Philosophical Association Convention: December, 1976 (Boston)

At the APA smoker, a special table will be set aside for the members and friends of IHPRS. This will allow us to convene with those interested in participating in the forthcoming seminars and research projects of the Insti• tute, as well as to plan the meeting at Diisseldorf.

S. PHENOMENOLOGY INFORMATION BULLETIN

In the future, information concerning the activities and projects of IHPRS will be published in a special section of the PHENOMENOLOGY INFOR• MATION BULLETIN. The BULLETIN will be mailed gratis to all members of the Society. (Please clarify your status with Prof. M. C. Dillon, Treasurer, State University of New York, Binghamton, New York.) Anyone who would like to open a subscription at $3.00 per year should write to: ANNEX 449

Prof. Veda A. Cobb, Managing Co-Editor PIB World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning 348 Payson Road Belmont, MA. 02178 USA

THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE

The International Association for Philosophy and literature is the second organization to be afflliated with the World Phenomenology Institute and was founded in April of 1974 in Quebec, Canada. It has evoked great interest and already has an American membership of over one hundred and sixty. The Association held its inaugural conference on May 14-16, 1976 at the Harvard Divinity School in Cambridge. The conference was prepared by professors J. J. Demorest, Brita Stendahl and A-T. Tymieniecka (program chairman), and centered on the timely theme, 'Optimism and Pressimism: the Human Image.' The papers presented at this conference will be published in ANALECTA HUSSERLIANA (Reidel), under the auspices of the Institute_ We would like to express our warmest appreciation to Prof. J. J. Demorest for his dedication in organizing the conference and building the membership of the Association. At the business meeting, following the resignation of Prof. Demorest, the following members were elected to serve on the Directing Committee for a period of four years, on a rotating basis:

T. R. Hartland, Department of English, SUNY, Albany Michel Masson, Center of East Asiatic Studies, Harvard Hugh Silverman, Department of Philosophy, SUNY, Stonybrook Brita Stendahl, World Phenomenology Institute, Belmont Leonard Duroche, Department of German, University of Minnesota A-T. Tyrnieniecka, World Phenomenology Institute, Belmont (ex officio program coordinator)

The next conference will be held during the first week of May, 1977 at the University of Minnesota and will be presided by Prof. Leonard Duroche. The World Phenomenology Institute is planning a specialized seminar preparatory to the conference which is scheduled for the first week in April, 1977. The seminar will be conducted on the topic, 'Nature, Man and the literary Work of Art,' with special reference to the aesthetics of Roman 450 ANNEX

Ingarden.1t will be taught by Professors J. N. Mohanty and A-T. Tymieniecka and associated research staff and will be held either in Cambridge at the Harvard Divinity School or in New York at the New School for Social Re• search. Since the number of participants (professors, scholars and advanced graduate students) is limited to twenty-five, an early registration is advised. Please write to:

International Association for Philosophy and Literature World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning 348 Payson Road Belmont, MA 02178 USA ANNEX 451

THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PHENOMENOLOGY AND THE SCIENCES OF MAN

This Society was established in July, 1976 at the conference in Arezzo/Siena which was sponsored by the International Husser! and Phenomenological Research Society and the Centro Italiano di Fenomenologia. Among the organizers of the Society were: A. Alles Bello, G. Bianca, Erling Eng, Joseph Kockelmans, A. L. Kelkel, B. D'Amore, E. Constantini, A. Ricazassa, F. Liverziani, S. Strasser, P. Trotignon, D. Tiffeneau and A-T. Tyrnieniecka. Professor G. Bianco, from the University of Arezzo/Siena, was elected Secre• tary -General of the Society. The first conference of the Society will take place in August, 1978 on the occasion of the XVIth World Congress of Philosophy in DUsseldorf. A general meeting of the Society will also be held at this time and will be organized under the auspices of the World Phenomenology Institute. For membership, please write to:

The International Society for Phenomenology and the Sciences of Man 348 Payson Road Belmont, MA 02178 USA The World In.tltute for Advanced Phenomenological Rellearch and Learning

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1977 RESEARCH SEMINAR

Series: Fundamental Research Seminar in THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF MAN AND OF THE HUMAN CONDITION Topic: Evidence, Truth and Certainty Revisited New developments concerning the basic assumptions of the phenomenological approach toward the reinterpretation of the Husserlian principles. Faculty: J. N. Mohanty, The New School for Social Research, New York A-T. Tymieniecka, Roman Ingarden Professor, The World Phe• nomenology Institute, Belmont, Mass. Invited specialists Research staff Date: July 10-July 15,1977 in North Pomfret, Vennont, USA

452 THE WORLD INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND LEARNING

THE BOSTON FORUM FOR THE INTERDISCIPLINARY PHILOSOPHY OF MAN

"To stimulate philosophical interest in the human factor central to all fields of scholarly research and to promote in a debate the unfolding of the Phenomenology ofMan and of the Human Condition. "

FIRST ANNUAL PROGRAM 1978

Friday, January 13 HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE AND MAN'S HISTORICAL EXISTENCE Paul Ricoeur, Philosophy, Universities of Chicago and Paris Panelists: Benjamin Schwartz, Asiatic Studies, Harvard University; Erazin Kohak, Philosophy, Boston University

Official Opening of the Institute, Reception - 6:30 pm

Thursday, January 26 FOUNDATION OF THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF MAN AND THE HUMAN CONDITION A-T. Tymieniecka, Philosophy, World Phenomenology Institute, Belmont, Massachusetts Panelist: Dallas Laskey, Philosophy, Sir George Williams University, Montreal

Thursday, February 16 COGNITION AND WORK Robert Sweeney, Philosophy, John-Carroll University, Cleveland Panelist: Kurt Wolff, Sociology, Brandeis University 453 454 ANNEX

Thursday, March 2 THE IMPLICATIONS OF SOCIAL THEORY FOR THE CONCEPTION OF MAN Joseph Kockelmans, Philosophy, Penn State University Panelist: Victor Kestenbaum, Education, Boston University

Thursday, March 9 FOUNDATIONS OF PHENOMENOLOGY A-T. Tymieniecka, World Phenomenology Institute (and Staff)

March 15-22 SEMINAR IN PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE [The International Association for Philosophy and Literature] Topic: 'The Phenomenological Foundation of Literary Studies'

March 22-25 THIRD ANNUAL MEETING: THE INTERNAL ASSOCIATION FOR PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE [Affiliated with the World Phenomenology Institute] Topic: 'The Heroic Element in Literature and the Writer's Commitment'

Wednesday, April 12 FOUNDATIONS OF PHENOMENOLOGY A-T. Tyrnieniecka, World Phenomenology Institute (and Staff)

Friday, April 21 MEMORY AS A SPECIFICALLY HUMAN FUNCTION Edward Casey, Philosophy, SUNY Stone Brook Panelist: Garava Mehta, Divinity School, Harvard University

Thursday, April 27 RADICAL REFLECTION: THE QUESTION OF THE UNITY OF SOCIAL S,CIENCES REVISITED Calvin o. Schrag, Philosophy, Purdue University Panelist: John M. Hoberman, Comparative Literature, Harvard University ANNEX 455

Thursday, May 4 FOUNDATIONS OF PHENOMENOLOGY A-T. Tymieniecka, World Phenomenology Institute (and Staff)

Related programs sponsored by the Institute include:

INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY Professor DN.D. Darnoi ~cretary/Treasurer, Monmouth College, NJ Offers American Phenomenology Seminar, June 3-27,1978. Topic: Evidence, Truth and Certainty Revisited. Contact D. Hemmendinger, World Phenomenology Institute.

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PHENOMENOLOGY AND THE HUMAN SCIENCES Prof. Calvin o. Schrag, Secretary-General, Purdue University 1978 Conference to be held July 7-11,1978

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PHENOMENOLOGY AND LITERATURE Prof. A-T. Tymieniecka, Program Coordinator, World Phenomenology Institute, Belmont, Ma. 1978 Program listed above.

Other programs and publications of the World Phenomenology Institute are announced in the Phenomenology Information Bulletin, published by the World Phenomenology Institute. The World In.tltute for Advanced Phenomenological R.... rch ancl learning J~~.~,g'~.9£. .. _ ... .,; , Weltlnetltut fur Fortgeec:hrlttene Phinomenologleche Porechung unci Blldung .%u.6~J~e~9'~~·.k ~ @~~tt~~~

THE AMERICAN PHENOMENOLOGY RESEARCH SEMINAR JUNE 3rd-JUNE 27th, 1978

A FORUM FOR SCHOLARS IN PHENOMENOLOGY AND PHENOMENOLOGY -ORIENTED SCIENCES OF MAN

To investigate in depth a major philosophical issue, exchanging views and communicating their research in progress; the theme proposed for the 1978 seminar is:

EVIDENCE, TRUTH AND CERTAINTY REVISITED

The seminar will be taught by a group of experts in collaboration with all the participants.

Place: On the premises of The World Phenomenology Institute, in Belmont, Mass, or in North Pomfret, Vermont.

Registration: Early registration indicating a possible topic of paper is desirable. Registration fee: $150.00 A number of fellowships will be available.

Advanced graduate students are invited to participate.

For all information write to: American Phenomenology Research Seminar, The WorldPhenomeno[ogy Institute, Belmont, MA02178 456 The World Institute for Advanced Phenomenological Research and Learning .f~~ .. ~g.. ~ Weltlnstltut fiir Fortgeachrlttene Phinomenologlache Forachung und 8l1dung ~~~of~t!~Y~~·~ .£.....-+- @*1lt~~~

et ses trois societes; Societe Internationale pour L'Etude de Hussed et de la Phenomenologie Association Internationale de Philo sophie et de Litterature Societe INternationale de Phenomenologie et des Sciences Humanies

VII CONGRES INTERNATIONAL DE PHENOMENOLOGIE

Paris J uillet 7 -11, 1978 lieu: 35 rue de Sevres, Paris Sous Ie patronage de la Societe Franyaise de Philo sophie

LA NATURE ET L'HOMME

LE COMITE D'HONNEUR

Henri Gouhier, President de la Societe Franyaise de Philosophie: J. Heaton, British Society for Phenomenology; S. Ijlsseling, Archives Hussed, Louvain; Gerhardt Funke, Universite de Mainz; Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, Cracovie; Wolfe Mays, British Journal for Phenomenology; R. P. Marcel Regnier, Archives de Philosophie; J. C. Piguet, Universite Lausanne

LE COMITE D'ORGANIZATION

So us la presidence de Monsieur Paul Ricoeur, Universites de Paris et de Chicago

Emmanuel Levinas, Universite de Paris 4; Calvin O. Schrag, Purdue University; Angela Ales Bello, Centro Italiano di Fenomenologia, Rome; D. N. K. Darnoi, Monmouth College; Cecile Cloutier, University of Toronto; Maria de Penha Petit, Centre Phenomenologique de Paris; Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, Institut Mondial des Hautes Etudes Phenomenologiques, Belmont, MA. 457 458 ANNEX

Direction de programme: Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka Direction du secretariat: Maria de Penha Petit

Les savants desireux de prendre part au Congres sont pries de s'adresser pour toute information au Secretariat du Congres: Mme. Maria de Penha Petit, 59 rue Lhomond, 75005 Paris et d'y envoyer la fiche d'inscription ~i-inclus dtiment remplie. The World In.tttute for Aclvaaced Pheno.... nologlcal He __reb and learning

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represented at FISP by THE INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY

PROGRAM

in the framework of the 16th In~ernational World Congress DUsseldorf, August 30, 1978

Topic: NATURE, MAN AND THE POSSIBLE WORLDS

Morning Session presiding: Stephan Strasser, Nijmegen lectures by:

9:15 Paul Ricoeur, University of Paris and Chicago THE METAPHORICAL PROCESS OF COGNITION, IMAGINATION AND FEELING 10:30 C. A. van Peursen, University of Leyden SCIENTIFIC INVENTION AND NATURE 11:45 Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, The World Institute for Advanced Phenomeno• logical Research and Learning, Belmont, Mass. ENTELECHY OF NATURE AND MAN'S CREATIVE FREEDOM 459 460 ANNEX

Afternoon Session Symposium

Topic: NATURE, MAN AND THE POSSIBLE WORLDS

contributions by:

2:00 Angela Ales Bello, Centro Italiano di Fenomenologia, Rome; Zurab Kaka• badse, Georgian Academy of Science, Tbilisi; Stephan Strasser, University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen 5:00 Calvin O. Schrag, Purdue University, West Lafayette - continuing the morning session -

ALL INVITED THE INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY an independent forum for specialized study of phenomenology SOCIETE INTERNATIONALE POUR L'ETUDE DE HUSSERL ET DE PHENOMENOLOGIE INTERNA TIONALE FORSCHUNGSGESELLSCHAFT FUR PHANOMENOLOGIE

CENTRO IT ALIANO DI RICERCHE FENOMENOLOGICHE, ROMA in collaborazione con i Corsi di Perfezionamento dell'Istituto di Filosofta della Facolta di Magistero dell'Universita di Roma annuncia un seminario su

NATURA E UOMO 20 maggio 1978

Presidente: Prof. Pietro Prini

PROGRAMMA ore 9.30 relazione introduttive del prof. P. Prini: 'Dalla rivoluzione cosmologica alla rivoluzione antropologica' 10 relazione della prof. ssa T. Tyrnieniecka 10.30 relazione sulla bibliografia delle opere pubblicate in Italia su: Scienze sociali e fenomenologia husserliana, prof. ssa B. M. D'Ippolito Cuomo 11 comunicazione della dott. ssa M. Giordano 11.15 pausa 11.30 discussione 13 colazione 15.30 sessione dedicata a: 'Fenomenologia e psichiatria' presieduta dal prof. M. Sancipriano-relazione del prof. B. Callieri: 'La fenomeno• logia del corpo' 16 relazione del Prof. E. Borgna: Fenomenologia e psicopatologia della Entfremdung 461 462 ANNEX

16.3 0 comunicazione del dott. Pattella 16.45 discussione alla quaIe partecipa fra gli aItri il prof. M. De Negri 18 rille dei lavori Sede: Istituto di Scienze Umane-Via Barberini 47 (Studio Avvocato Bucciante) Roma THE WORLD INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND LEARNING

THE BOSTON FORUM FOR THE INTERDISCIPLINARY PHILOSOPHY OF MAN

"To stimulate philosophical interest in the human factor central to all fields of scholarly research and to promote in a debate the unfolding of the Phenomenology ofMan and of the Human Condition. "

SECOND ANNUAL PROGRAM 1979

Thursday, December 7, 7 :45 pm INTERPRETATION IN ART

Panelist: Georges Grabowicz, Comparative literature, Harvard University

Opening Session of the 1979 Program:

Thursday , January 11, 4 pm Reception, 7 :30 pm PHENOMENOLOGYOFACnONANDCONDUCT Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, Philosophy, The World Phenomenology Institute, Belmont, Mass.

RATIONAL ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS Kenneth J. Arrow, Nobel Laureate, Economics, Harvard University

MORAL ACTION Benjamin Schwartz, Asiatic Studies, Harvard University

Thursday , January 18, 7 :45 pm VALUE: DISINTEGRATED AND RETRIVED Calvin O. Schrag, Philosophy, Purdue University Panelist: Hugo Bedeau, PhilosophY, Tufts University 463 464 ANNEX

Thursday, March 1, 7 :45 pm THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL COMPONENT IN THE MORAL THEOLOGY OF JEAN HERING/the first French pupil ofHusserl George Williams, Harvard Divinity School

LOVE AS VALUE RESPONSE Josef Seifert, Philosophy, University of Dallas

Thursday, March 8, 7:45 pm THE RIGHT TO MANAGE George Lodge, Harvard Business School

A VALUE Kurt Wolff, Sociology, Brandeis University

April 4-8 SEMINAR IN PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE [The International Society for Phenomenology and Literature] Topic: "Feeling and Form"

April 9-11 FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING: THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PHENOMENOLOGY AND LITERATURE [Affiliated with The World Phenomenology Institute] Topic: "Nature and Feeling"

Thursday, April 26, 7 :45 pm THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE ACTING PERSON Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, The World Phenomenology Institute/and Staff

A Symposium in Phenomenological Psychiatry

THE ORIGIN OF VALUES IN HUMAN COMMUNICATION phenomenological investigation at the intersection of psychiatry, psy• chology, medicine and philosophy ANNEX 465

First Session: Thursday, May 3,4 pm CONTRIBUTIONS OF FREUD AND JUNG TO THE ISSUE OF COM• MUNICATION Dieter Wyss, Head of the Psychiatry Institute, University of Wtirzburg, Germany THE VALUE OF LIFE AND DEATH Stanley J. Reiser, Harvard Medical School Second Session: Friday, May 4,4 pm EXISTENTIAL COMMUNICATION AND INTERSUBJECTIVITY Dieter Wyss KIERKEGAARD'S PSYCHOLOGY John Hoberman, Germanic languages, Harvard University Third Session: Monday, May 7,4 pm CREATION AND ANNIHILATION OF VALUES IN INTERSUBJECTIVITY Dieter Wyss THE QUEST AFTER THE MEANING OF LIFE Anna-Teresa Tyrnieniecka

Related programs sponsored by the Institute include: INTERNATIONAL HUSSERL AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY Professor D.N.K. Darnoi Secretary/Treasurer, Monmouth College, NJ Announces: The American Phenomenology Seminar, June 10-24, 1978, North Pomfret, Vt., Topic: Evidence, Truth and Certainty, continued. Contact Professor Dallas Laskey, Seminar Director, The World Phenome• nology Institute INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PHENOMENOLOGY AND THE HUMAN SCIENCES Announces: The Second International Congress, July 11-14, 1979. Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana Secretary General: Professor Calvin O. Schrag, Department of Philosophy, Purdue University 466 ANNEX

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PHENOMENOLOGY AND LITERA• TURE Organizing Committee for the Fourth Annual Conference and Research Seminar announced above: Professors: Eugene Kaelin, Dept. of Philosophy, U. of Florida, Tallahassee; Robert MagIiola, Dept. of Compo lit., Purdue University, W. Lafayette; A-T. Tymieniecka, ex officio

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THE AMERICAN PHENOMENOLOGY RESEARCH SEMINAR 2ND ANNUAL PROGRAM JUNE 11 TH-JUNE 25TH, 1979

A FORUM FOR SCHOLARS IN PHENOMENOLOGY AND PHENOMENOLOGY-ORIENTED SCIENCES OF MAN

To investigate in depth a major philosophical issue, exchanging views and conununicating their research in progress; the theme proposed for the 1979 seminar is:

EVIDENCE, TRUTH AND CERT AINTY (CONTINUED) The seminar will be taught by a group of experts in collaboration with all the participants moderated by Professor Dallas Laskey, Concordia University. It will consist of (1) Study together of classic texts and of (2) Phenomeno• logical analysis workship by Professor Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka. A number of appropriately chosen speakers is foreseen. Place: On the premises of The World Phenomenology Institute, in Belmont, Mass. or in North Pomfret, Vermont. Registration: Early registration indicating a possible topic of paper is desirable. Registration fee: $150.00 A number of fellowships will be available. Advanced graduate students are invited to participate. For all information write to: American Phenomenology Research Seminar, The World Phenomenology Institute, 348 Payson Rd., Belmont, MA 02178 467 ~ 0\ 00

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Japanese phenomenologists who contributed to Analecta Husserliana Vol. VIII, Japanese Phenomenology, during a scholarly gathering in Tokyo, November 1979: Professors Hiroshi Kojima, Wataru Koroda, Yoshihiro Nitta, Masato Uno, Kazuhisa Mizuno, Shizuo Takiwa, Hirotaka Tatematsu, Jiro Watanabe, Tadashi Ogawa and the editor of the Analecta. >z Z trJ ><

His Holiness John Paul II at the audience he gave to the participants of the International Phenomenology Conference and the national convention of the Centro Italiano di Ricerche Fenomenologiche, Rome, in Viterbo in February 1979 at the Vatican on the occasion of the appearance of The Acting Person in the Analecta Husserliana. In the picture: His Holiness, Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, Angela Ales Bello, Elio Costantini; in the background: Fausta 0\~ Rizacasa, Erica Costantini and Filippo Liverziani. \Q ~ :!J o o "!j CD t:: O.

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At the Vatican audience for our participants in February 1979. Blake Vance presenting a copy of The Acting Person to His Holiness, the author. Looking on is Concertto Gullotta of the Centro Italiano eli Fenomenologia.