The Genetic Origination of Truth-Toward-Being: Edith Stein’s Reconfiguration of Husserl’s Phenomenology

Contents
Chapter 1: Preface
Chapter 2: Scaling the First Slopes: The Nachlass of Wall
Chapter 3: Scaling the Next Slopes: From Adesse to Fülle
	Intuitive Sources
	Sources of Relational Fullness
	Relation qua Relation
	History of Relational Fullness in the West
	Getting Our Bearings
	History of Relational Fullness Continued
	Edith Stein’s Eidetic Methodology
Chapter 4: Scaling the Final Mountain: Four Box-Canyons
	First cul-de-sac: Christening a Theory of Meaning as Nothing Other Than the Pure Form of All Possible a priori Sciences
	Second cul-de-sac: Pure Logic Seems to Exfoliate From Its Own Purely Formal Principles and Laws; But Exactly How Can Something “flower forth” That Has Nothing Deeper Than Itself from Which to Flower Forth?
	Third cul-de-sac: Center Stage and Right Before Your Eyes: A Wholly Spiritual Meaning-Intention That Has Suddenly Emptied Itself Out So as to Be Identical, Hybrid-Wise, Both with Itself-as-Subject and Itself-as-Object
	Final cul-de-sac: Relation According to Its Very Own Essence: Hegel’s Resilient and Challenging View of Essential Relation
Chapter 5: At the Summit: Definitions and Something Else
	Introduction of Terms
	Defining the Relational Limit Concepts of adesse and inesse
	Defining the Proto-constitution of inesse Objectivity and adesse Objectivity
	Defining Subject-Consciousness and Object-Consciousness
	Positioning Stein’s Special Eidetic Method: Asymmetrical Elasticity
	From Interplay to Fülle
	A New Mountain: Along Stein’s Way Toward a Genetic Transcendental Logic
		From Phenomenology to Pure Thought
		Interplay-of-Method, Exemplified in a Passage in Potency and Act Where Stein Is Searching for a Mountain
		A Preamble to Stein’s Use of Interplay Methodology
		The Interplay Methodology in Stein’s Own Words in the Second Paragraph of the Passage About the Mountain
		A Validation of This Special Interplay Method Coming from Edmund Husserl Himself
Chapter 6: An Interlude: Along Stein’s Way
Chapter 7: At the Summit Waystation: No More Box-Canyons
	Prolog: Transcendental Logic as Avasāna
	Introduction: Fact and Method
	The Threefold Division of Logic in Aquinas and Husserl: A Comparison
	Stein’s Arrival at the Theoretical Consummation of Truth-Logic
	The Crystallizing, Upswinging Moment Between the Game-Plan of a Theory of Multiplicities and the Gut-Desire for the Pervasive Unity of a Concrete Science
	Describing, Beyond All Box-Canyons, a Final Plateau of Interdependencies
	A Technical Note Concerning the Transcendental Constitution of adesse Objectivity
	Epilog: Re-worlding Logic and Phenomenology Itself
Author Index
Subject Index