Stvat se jinm Prek Petr (2026)

This study of contemporary phenomenology in France is both a systematic and historical work of phenomenology. Taking the philosophical problem of the becoming of existence as its central theme, it presents and compares five prominent representatives of contemporary French phenomenology within a single phenomenological field: Henri Maldiney, Claude Romano, Jean-Luc Marion, Renaud Barbaras and Marc Richir. The features of this phenomenal field are then presented synthetically, revealing several new tasks for contemporary phenomenological analysis, including a problem that was central to Husserl: phenomenological metaethics, or applied phenomenology. This is ultimately illustrated through one possible ecophenomenology, addressing one of the challenges facing contemporary thought, namely the ecological crisis. The contents are in Czech.