Table of Contents

1. Naturalized phenomenology: a desideratum or a category mistake? Dan Zahavi; 2. The body as a 'legitimate naturalisation of consciousness' Rudolph Bernet; 3. Phenomenology, naturalism and the sense of reality Matthew Ratcliffe; 4. 'Let's look at it objectively': why phenomenology cannot be naturalized Dermot Moran; 5. Naturalism, objectivism and everyday life Eran Dorfman; 6. Science friction: phenomenology, naturalism and cognitive science Michael Wheeler; 7. Nature's dark domain: an argument for a naturalised phenomenology David Roden; 8. Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological critique of natural science Thomas Baldwin; 9. Naturalistic and phenomenological theories of health: distinctions and connections Fredrik Svenaeus; 10. Cultivating virtue Jonathan Webber; 11. Science, ethics and observation James Lenman; 12. Kant and Kierkegaard on freedom and evil Alison Assiter; 13. The universe in the universe: German Idealism and the natural history of mind Iain Hamilton Grant; 14. From the nature of meaning to a phenomenological refiguring of nature David Morris.

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This cutting-edge collection of original essays contains brilliant contributions to phenomenology from leading philosophers all over the world.