Duquesne Studies in Phenomenology | Vol 3 | Iss 1

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Duquesne Studies in Phenomenology

Volume 3, Issue 1 (2023) The Achievement of Bernd Jager

Articles

The Achievement of Bernd Jager: Duquesne Studies in Phenomenology Volume 3
Jeffrey McCurry

About Old Friends and New Thoughts: Revising Bernd Jager’s Existential Psychology Standing From the Arts and the Humanities
Bilal Issa

Of Masks and Marks, Therapists and Masters
Bernd Jager

From the Homestead to the City: Two Fundamental Concepts of Education
Bernd Jager

About Desire and Satisfaction
Bernd Jager

Body, House, and City: The Intertwinings of Embodiment, Inhabitation and Civilization
Bernd Jager

Theorizing, Journeying, Dwelling
Bernd Jager

Bernd Jager
Robert Romanyshyn

A Unique, Creative, Artistic Performer
Amedeo Giorgi

Bernd Jager Tribute
Scott D. Churchill

The Flesh of Things
Jacques de Visscher

Helping to Write a Dissertation: Bernd Jager's Portrayal of the Dwelling-Journey Relationship
David Seamon

A Reflection on the Life and Writings of Prof. Dr. Bernd Jager
Bertha Mook

A Maple Leaf
Akihiro Yoshida

Classical Humanism: Reading Mesopotamian, Ancient and Judeo-Christian Myths to Make Psychology a Discipline of Conversation
Bilal Issa

Editors

Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Jeffrey McCurry
Guest Editors: Dr. Bilal Issa; Mr. Éric Vin
Managing Editor: Sam Summers