Volume 10: No. 1/2026
Phenomenology and Narrative, Part 2

Table of Contents

Editorial

Filip Gołaszewski, Jan Molina – Dreams, Myth, and the Phenomenology of Entanglement (1-10)

Thematic Section

Nicolas de Warren – Are We Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made On? Narrative and the Oneiric Imagination (11-45)
Yanna Popova – Against Mimesis: On the Loss of Narrativity in Present Tense Narration (46-65)
Daniele Nuccilli – Knowledge and Narrative: An Aesthetic-Phenomenological Account (66-92)
Francesca Maffettone – From the “geistige Ich” to the “Ich mit-verstrickt” and Back: Husserl and Schapp on the Narrative Constitution of the Self (93-117)
Boda Liu – Husserl’s Understanding of Myth and His Universalism(s) (118-138)
Marcus van Binsbergen – Narrative Symbolic Form, and the Phenomenology of Revolutionary Time (139-157)

Forum

Manfred Svensson – Religion, Progress, and Intellectual Freedom: John Stuart Mill, Abraham Kuyper, and the Shape of a Plural Society (158-183)
Nicole M. Butkovich Kraus – Who Deserves Deliverance? The Ideal Refugee and Proximate Humanitarianism: Comparing Syrian and Ukrainian Refugee Reception in Poland (184-215)

Discussion Papers, Comments, Book Reviews

David Carr – The Temporality of the Life-Story: A Conversation on Phenomenology and Narrative (216-221)

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