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Law --- Phenomenology --- Droit --- Phénoménologie --- Philosophy --- Philosophie --- Phénoménologie

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In an article written in 1959, in commemoration of Husserl s 100th birthday, Merleau-Ponty writes that with regard to a philosopher whose venture has awakened so many echoes, and at such an apparent distance from the point where he himself stood, any commemoration is also a betrayal ( The Philosopher and His Shadow p. 159). These words, however, are not meant to prevent us from commemorating a philosopher and his work. Quite the contrary, for Merleau-Ponty this betrayal seems to have a positive meaning. In fact it means that, in order to do justice to a philosopher s work we should not or perhaps, we could not merely repeat it. To keep the thought alive we should trace and conjure up its unthoughts, and the greater the work of a philosopher, the richer the unthought elements in that work. Commemorating Merleau-Ponty s 100th birthday in 2008, nearly 50 years after his death, his thought is still alive. His work left us with many elements yet to think, not because it was unfinished by his sudden death, but because it was meant to be open and interrogative and thus not to be closed off. The essays collected here honor the open-ended nature of Merleau-Ponty s thought by bringing the themes of his work into dialogue with various debates in the humanities, the sciences, and contemporary philosophy.

Merleau-Ponty, Maurice --- Phenomenology. --- Phénoménologie --- Merleau-Ponty, Maurice,

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Phenomenological psychology. --- Phenomenological anthropology --- Human body (Philosophy) --- Emotions. --- Psychologie phénoménologique --- Anthropologie phénoménologique --- Corps humain (Philosophie) --- Emotions --- Phenomenological psychology --- Psychologie phénoménologique --- Anthropologie phénoménologique

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Phenomenological sociology --- Sociologie phénoménologique --- Schütz, Alfred, --- Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, --- Philosophy - Phenomenology - 20th-21st Century - Criticism --- Sociologie phénoménologique --- Schütz, Alfred, - 1899-1959 --- Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, - 1908-1961 --- Sociologie et phénoménologie.

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Bien que vivant au quotidien dans l’existence, nous n’avons que très rarement le « sentiment » de l’existence : nous faisons quelque chose, nous allons et venons, et par là faisons partie de ce tout qu’est l’existence sans toutefois y penser véritablement. A de rares moments cependant, contemplant un paysage du haut d’une montagne, regardant le ciel étoilé, nous réalisons non sans frissonner qu’une chose comme l’existence existe. Nous nous extirpons alors de l’affairement pour nous plonger dans l’intégralité de cette vaste existence : nous existons avec l’existence, non parce que le champ de notre vision se trouverait être considérablement élargi, mais parce que c’est le fait même d’embrasser l’espace qui nous libère et nous permet d’« entendre » ce passage de l’existence, son écoulement.

Existential phenomenology --- Time --- Philosophy, Romanian --- Phénoménologie existentielle --- Temps (Philosophie) --- Philosophie roumaine --- Philosophy --- Phénoménologie existentielle --- Existence (philosophie) --- Temps (philosophie)