Publisher's Synopsis
The Bloomsbury Companion to Phenomenological Philosophy presents the definitive one-volume resource for the study of phenomenology as it relates to philosophy. Sixty-two specially commissioned essays offer historically informed, systematically comprehensive and critically astute coverage of all the fundamental concepts, key figures and major issues in the phenomenological tradition, as well as an overview of contemporary debates in the field. The international team of contributors includes both recognized experts and rising stars in the field. Serious scholars and students alike will find the volume's rigorous yet lucid presentation of phenomenological philosophy an indispensible aid in their own research. Ideal for postgraduate study, the volume also includes a series of useful pedagogical tools, such as an A to Z of key terms and thinkers, a chronology and a section on research resources.
