Arbeitsgruppe Phänomenologie und neuere franzoesische Philosophie: http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/phenomenology/
"Die Arbeitsgruppe Phänomenologie und neuere französische Philosophie ist
aus dem Arbeitsbereich von Bernhard Waldenfels im DFG-Graduiertenkolleg
Phänomenologie und Hermeneutik hervorgegangen, das von 1992 bis 1998 gemeinsam an den
philosophischen Instituten der Bergischen Universität Gesamthochschule Wuppertal und der
Ruhr-Universität Bochum durchgeführt wurde. Seit vielen Jahren richten sich die Bemühungen
darauf, den Gedankenverkehr zwischen Deutschland und Frankreich für gegenwärtige Fragestellungen
fruchtbar zu machen. Zu dieser Arbeit gehört nicht nur die Herausgabe und Übersetzung wichtiger
Werke von Merleau-Ponty, Ricœur und Derrida, sondern dazu gehört vor allem auch die eigenständige
Arbeit an Phänomenen und Texten, bei der neben den geläufigen Nachbarwissenschaften auch
Disziplinen wie Ethnologie, Psychoanalyse und Medientheorie eine Rolle spielen. Die meisten dieser
Arbeiten erscheinen fortlaufend in
den Reihen "Übergänge" und "Phänomenologische Untersuchungen" beim Fink-Verlag."
L’Association pour la promotion de la phénoménologie a pour objectif de promouvoir les travaux de recherche en phénoménologie.
Elle organise des séminaires de recherche et édite 1/ la revue Annales de phénoménologie
ainsi que 2/ la collection intitulée Mémoires des Annales de Phénoménologie.
The Society champions the cause of Phenomenology, in particular, and Continental European
Philosophy, in general, in a preservative and creatively open way, both in the pages of the Journal
of the British Society for Phenomenology and at its annual general meeting, which is held at St.
Edmund Hall, Oxford, United Kingdom, during the Easter period. It fosters the original thought of phenomenological philosophers on their own terms, in relation to
philosophical traditions, and through dialogue and debate with contemporary philosophical issues
and theories. The Society faces the new millenium in a confident and forward-looking way to
promote clarity of understanding and respect for differences through the raising of searching
questions and the pursuit of critical debates.
Founded by José Huertas-Jourda, Lester Embree, Fred Kersten,
Giuseppina Moneta, and Richard Zaner in 1971. Its stated mission is
"to do all within its scope and power toward advancing knowledge of
and skill in phenomenological, and more broadly, continental philosophy
and human science." The Center houses writings by thinkers such
as: Winthrop Bell, Franz Brentano, Dorion Cairns, Felix Kaufmann,
Alfred Schutz, Erwin Strauss, and Hanna Arendt. Further, its sponsors
lectureships and lecture tours, sponsors a series of monographs in
philosophy and human sciences, and other important activities.
Address:
Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology
College of Humanities
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, FL 33431
U.S.A.
CECAF’s aim is to support and conduct phenomenology-based researches in various fields of scientific interest.
Social sciences and phenomenology, in an open dialogue with other philosophical schools and on an interactive methodilogical
platform are brought together in order to identify the problems to which contemporary world is confronted to and to provide
theoretical solutions.
The Center was created in 1973 and is affiliated with the Husserl Archives in Leuven. Its mission is to
prepare transcriptions of Husserl's manuscripts for publication, promote research that centers upon Husserl's
thought - particularly in the Nachlass, promote generally phenomenological research, and provide a point of
exchange for scientific research.
Centre for Philosophy and Phenomenological Studies (U.S.A.): http://www.csudh.edu/phenom_studies/
The Centre for Philosophy and Phenomenological Studies is
founded with the aim to promote through electronic media philosophical
inquiries and exchanges of philosophical findings as well as
pedagogical pursuits by interaction with both undergraduate and
graduate students in the field of phenomenological research in the
widest possible sense. In order to accomplish this task, The Centre
publishes biannually electronically publish pier-reviewed Journal of
Philosophy and Phenomenological Inquiries, to hold (starting with
bulletin boards) and teleconferences for promotion of lively real time
discussions in our questioning search.
Center for Subjectivity Research, Danish National Research Foundation
(Denmark): http://www.cfs.ku.dk/
Danish National Research Foundation: Center for Subjectivity Research is a research center located at the University of Copenhagen and funded by
the Danish National Research Foundation. The aim of the center is to undertake a thorough and comprehensive investigation of what might be considered the three
fundamental dimensions of subjectivity: Intentionality, self-awareness, and intersubjectivity (i.e., subjectivity in its relation to the world, to itself, and
to others). The research in particular will focus on the question of whether subjectivity can be naturalized. The center emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches
and draws on philosophy of mind, philosophy of religion, and psychopathology and explicitly seeks to further the dialogue not only between different philosophical
traditions (phenomenology, hermeneutics, analytical philosophy of mind), but also between philosophy and empirical science.
Center for Theoretical Study (The Czech Republic)::
http://www.cts.cuni.cz/new/index.php?Loc=idx&Lng=2
Center for Theoretical Study (CTS) is an institute of advanced studies,
administered jointly by Charles University and the Academy of Sciences
of the Czech Republic. CTS was established in 1990, with the following
aims:
to perform high quality theoretical research in diverse fields, ranging from the humanities through the exact sciences
to stimulate transdisciplinary approaches to science, encouraging new ways of interaction and cooperation between disciplines
to sustain a stimulating environment for young scientists (Ph.D. students, postdoctoral fellows) whose research is not confined to a narrow scientific specialization
to create an inspiring environment for visiting scholars from abroad
to provide a forum for contacts and interactions between scholars from different disciplines
to establish links between Charles University and the Academy of
Sciences, in order to enhance fundamental research at the University
El Círculo se llama latinoamericano por estar radicado en
Latinoamérica y haber sido fruto de la iniciativa de fenomenólogos
latinoamericanos. En la reunión que dio lugar a su constitución,
se decidió que el requisito para ser miembros sería un serio,
aunque no necesariamente exclusivo, interés por la fenomenología,
y competencia en la misma.
El Círculo contará con un/a secretario/a y un/a coordinador/a
de la sede electrónica, y planea tener dos modalidades de trabajo.
La primera, se llevará a cabo a través de reuniones o coloquios
con una regularidad a ser determinada --aprovechando, cuando sea el caso,
el marco de Congresos de Filosofía Interamericanos u otros. La segunda
se realizará a través de una sede electrónica en Internet,
que cumplirá diversos objetivos: en ella se armará el Directorio
de miembros del Círculo, se realizarán las inscripciones,
se consignará la agenda de trabajo, y, finalmente, se anunciarán
los diversos
proyectos de trabajo de los fenomenólogos latinoamericanos
--que incluyen investigaciones, conferencias, coloquios locales, publicaciones,
y la organización misma de las reuniones o coloquios que constituyen
la primera modalidad mencionada de trabajo. En dicha sede, además,
se establecerán enlaces con páginas de proyectos individuales
de los investigadores de los diversos países, etc.
Habiéndose constituído el Círculo Latinoamericano
de Fenomenología, éste anuncia que iniciará sus actividades
el mes de setiembre del presente año, y que próximamente
lanzará una convocatoria dirigida a los posibles miembros en todos
los países de América Latina.
Deutsche Gesellschaft für phänomenologische Forschung http://www.phaenomenologische-forschung.de/
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für phänomenologische Forschung e.V. (DGPF) is an international society
of scholars committed to the work of Edmund Husserl (1859-1938). The society founds itself upon the various
receptions and diverse variants of a further developing phenomenological philosophy. It does not hold
thereby to a dogmatic conception of any particular historical model of philosophy. Rather, the members of the
society promote the continuance of the phenomenological model of philosophizing. Since its founding in 1969,
the society has regularly held international meetings devoted to specific philosophical themes of phenomenological
research. The society's journal, Phaänomenologiche Forschungen (Karl Alber Verlag, Freiburg/Br.;
since 2001 Felix Meiner Verlag, Hamburg), has appeared since 1975.
Society for the Advancement of the Reception and the Critical
Development of Phenomenology and of Its Impulses. "The term
'Gruppe' (group/section) denotes an association of young
researchers...interested in phenomenology. With
reference to a specific reading of phenomenology developed in
Germany over the last decades (Waldenfels), the Gruppe
Phänomenologie wants to establish a platform that
caters to a demand for critical discussions in Austria...."
The Levinas Center is an international research facility
whose object is to facilitate scholarly research into the
philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas (1906-1995). Levinas's
publications, writings about Levinas (books, dissertations,
articles), and relevant audio and video tapes, will be
located at one site, catalogued, and made available to
scholars and interested individuals. The center currently
requests donations of relevant "levinasia," such as
dissertations, articles, lecture notes, videos, cassette
tapes, correspondence. Anticipated completion of
the physical site housing the International Levinas Center
is 1999.
Address:
International Levinas Center
c/o Richard Cohen
Dept. of Religious Studies
UNCC
9201 University City Blvd.
Charlotte, NC 29223-0001 Telephone: (704) 547-4599 Fax: (704) 547-3218 (Attn: Richard Cohen) Email: racohen@unccvm.uncc.edu
Austrian Society for Phenomenology, in German. Newly active, promotes scholarship of both of
Husserlian phenomenology as well as indisciplinary studies. The list of sponsored publications
is quite impressive.
"The Phenomenological Society of Ljubljana was founded in 1990 on the initiative of Dean Komel, Tine Hribar,
Ivan Urbancic and Andrina Tonkli-Komel. The main goal of the society is to develop the phenomenological and
hermeneutic philosophy and to promote philosophical discussions on culture and science. Its first president was
Ivan Urbancic. In 1996 he was succeeded by the former vice-president and organiser Dean Komel. Since 1991 the
Phenomenological Society has been publishing its own book collection and journal entitled
Phainomena.
In 1996 a hermeneutic-phenomenological student section was formed within the framework of the Phenomenological
Society. The society has been co-operating with numerous individuals as well as institutions from abroad working
in the field of phenomenology and hermeneutics."
The Psychology Fenomenológica presents a double structuring.
As " psychology " is empiric and it uses the method scientist to
come closer to the study object. As " fenomenología " is
founded philosophically and guided. And it looks for, being
applied to the " facts " to acquire a place fundamentador inside
the psychology contemporary.
Founded in 2000, the Romanian Society for Phenomenology has over
50 active members. The society produces
Studia Phaenomenologica,
the Romanian Journal for Phenomenology.
The purpose of the Society is the promotion of phenomenology studies and research
projects in Romania and, at the same time, the coordination of already existing graduate and post-graduate
interests in this field delimited by the name of phenomenology, in order to enable a better understanding of it
and to constitute a specialized scientific community in Romania, able to live up to the high standards requested
in this field at international level. The Romanian Society for Phenomenology is also editing, in collaboration
with CARP, the Newsletter of Phenomenology
[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/newsletter_of_phenomenology/].
Aos seis dias do mês de agosto de 1999, os signatários
deste documento e mais os professores Rui Josgrilberg e Robson Ramos Reis,
resolveram constituir uma associação com objetivos
exclusivamente culturais, sem fins lucrativos, denominada Sociedade
Brasileira de Fenomenologia, a qual, além das demais normas legais
aplicáveis à espécie, reger-se-á pelo Estatuto
a seguir transcrito.
Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (U.S.A.): http://www.spep.org/
SPEP is the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, a
professional organization devoted to supporting philosophy inspired by
Continental European traditions. SPEP is also actively committed to
philosophical pluralism. It has become the second largest American
philosophical society and accomodates such traditions as critical theory,
existentialism, feminism, German Idealism, hermeneutics, post-structuralism
and phenomenology.
The Tübinger society for phenomenological philosophy is created around the belief that philosophy occurs in
dialogue. The Society promotes publications which represent and bring to the fore a confrontation with the things (Sachen) of
phenomenolical thinking. These are published under three main headings: the Tübinger phänomenologische Bibliothek,
Phainomena, and the Heidegger-Index.
This page is a work in progress.
If you would like to submit the name, address, telephone number, URL, and short description
of a professional organization, please contact Bob Sandmeyer at
bob.sandmeyer@husserlpage.com.
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