PHENOMENOLOGY AND THE HUMAN SCIENCES
Issue No. 2
Special Issue on Phenomenology and Taoism

Editor's Preface
LAU Kwok-ying & CHEUNG Chan-fai

Articles

To What Extent Can Phenomenology Do Justice to Chinese Philosophy? - Attempt at a Phenomenological Reading of Lao-Tzu
LAU Kwok-ying

Lao-Tzu and Chuang-Tzu's Phenomenology of Ziran
WU Zhi-Xue

On Interpretations of Female Metaphors in the Lao-Tzu
LIU Xiaogan

Phenomenological Analysis of the Lao-Tzu and the Problem of Time
WONG Kwok-kui

On Some Interpretations of "Tao" from the Perspective of "To the Things Themselves"
LEUNG Ka-wing

The Tao and Original Being: Reflections on Heidegger's Thinking of Ereignis
SUN Zhouxing

Heidegger's Tautological Thinking and Taoist Philosophy
KWAN Tze-wan

Tao and Being: Heidegger's "Fourfold" and Lao-Tzu's Ziranist Conception of Being
WANG Qingjie

Ereignis and the Co-originality of Being and Nothing: On Heidegger's "Turn" and Lao-Tzu
LAI Shen-chong

From Heidegger's Humanism to Tao Yuan-Ming's Ziranism
LUI Ping-keung

“Tao”, “Nothing” and “Being” in Taoist Philosophy: An Interpretation from Common Sense Experience
LAU Kwok-Keung

Translations of Classics in Phenomenology

Wonder, Time and Idealization: On the Greek Beginning of Philosophy
by Klaus HELD, translated from German by LEUNG Po-shan

In Memoriam

A Rich Phenomenology of the Human: Paul Ricoeur (1913–2005)
LAU Kwok-ying