New Book: The Emergence of Appearance in Phenomenology

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Rolf Kühn investigates the genealogical layers of phenomenality, tracing the emergence of appearance through reduction, dialectics, archaeology, genealogy, and deconstruction. Engaging with Husserl, Heidegger, Henry, Derrida, and Scheler, the book explores affectivity, embodiment, subjectivity, and the ontology of life from a meta-genealogical perspective.

A major contribution to phenomenological methodology, genealogical critique, and the deep structures of lived experience.