Appendix I - Papers Published and Unpublished

Miscellaneous Papers

1.	On a Phenomenological Appreciation of Essence. * Vol. 28, 1986.									   
2.	The Dream of Reality Versus the Reality of the Dream. 													*** 	
3.	A Phenomenology of the Aesthetic Process and its Content. * Vol. 29, 1987.
4.	Establishing a Transcendental Basis For Ethical Judgment and its Phenomenological Description. * Vol. 31, 1988.
5.	An Outline for the Development of a Transcendental Philosophy.
6.	The Transcendental Dimension of the Absolute and the Absolute Dimension of the Transcendental. **
7.	A Dialogue Investigating the Phenomenological Nature of the Aesthetic. ***	
8.	The Hermeneutics of Poetry: A Phenomenological Approach. ** 1990.
9.	On Entertaining Contradiction.
10.	The Via Negativa: Analysis versus Insight. ***

Twelve Papers on a Phenomenology of Value

1.	Being and Value: A Phenomenology of the Experience of Value. * Heidigger Centenary Papers (1989) 1990.
2.	A Phenomenological Investigation into the Nature of Inauthenticity.
3.	A Phenomenological Approach to the Theory of Value Creation.
4.	A Phenomenological Ontology of Value.
5.	The Death Defying Act of Transcendental Suspension. ***
6.	The Resolution of a Fundamental Dilemma: The Treatment of Value in the Deontological-Pragmatic Controversy.
7.	Methods in the Practical Application of a Transcen-dental Philosophy.
8.	The Mapping of Value.
9.	Meditations on the Simulation of Value.
10.	Ecological Value??? ***
11.	The Value of Culture.
12.	The Value of Freedom - The Freedom of Value.

*	Published in Dialectic, Newcastle University Philosophy Club (after being read to the Australasian Association of Phenomenology and Social Philosophy).
**	Read Formally to the Australasian Association of Phenomenology and Social Philosophy.
***	Read informally at the Sydney-Macquarie University Phenomenological Meetings/Post-graduate Seminars.

Appendix II - Digrammatic Representation of
The Transcendental-Phenomenological-Hermeneutical Circle

Transcendental Ego

Present time orientation
Suspension

Transcendental Suspension

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Transcendental Object		Transcendental World

Past time orientation		Future time orientation
	Analysis				Synthesis

Transcendental Reduction		 Transcendental Reconstitution

		Object-Object	......  	Thematical Value,
		Object-Ego	......  	Aesthetical Value,
		Ego-Ego		......  	Ethical Value,
		Ego-World		......	Pragmatical Value,
		World-World	......	Trans-Thematical Value,
		World-Object	......	Factual Value.