@user5592261220817: @“Phenomenology has repeatedly renewed itself by returning to its foundational questions in the light of new historical conditions. We offer this encyclopedia in that same spirit.” With those words from the Preface, Springer is proud to announce the publication of the Encyclopedia of Phenomenology, spearheaded by Volume Editors Nicolas de Warren and Ted Toadvine. Years in the making, this reference work reflects an ambitious new effort to map the historical, contemporary, and emerging landscapes of phenomenological thought. Across more than 200 entries, the encyclopedia brings together an international range of experts on phenomenology’s major figures and concepts while giving substantial attention to the questions reshaping the field today, including affectivity, embodiment, ecology, disability, gender, race, sexuality, technology, and phenomenology’s encounters with disciplines beyond philosophy. The aim is for this encyclopedia to become the source in phenomenology for readers looking to verify terms, figures, and themes, while serving not as a definitive map of a fixed territory, but as a portal into a living and perpetually developing field. It will continue to evolve as an online Living Reference Work. Available in Print, E-book and as Living Reference Work. #phenomenology #philosophy #Springer #SpringerNature

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