Index

abnormal discourse 56, 275.
absolute philosophy v, 1, 234, 374.
Absolute-Relative relationship 75, 154, 307, 407.
Absolute, sense of vi, ix, 343, 362.
absolute, sense of vi, 280, 320, 343.
absolute-transcendental style of discourse 2, 141, 152.
absolutist vii, 2, 280, 292, 407.
abstraction 205, 209, 239, 314, 365.
analysis 178, 183, 227, 253, 277.
bias x, 220, 329, 362.
commensurability 386.
devotionalism 291, 321, 357.
dialectics 45.
disvaluation vi, xiii, 26, 77, 90, 304, Chaps. II, III, IV.
deconstruction 18, 80, 187, 190, 210, 230, 239, 253, 277, 			320, 401, 409.
depreciation, metaphors of 32, 133.
epistemological-ontological distinction 37.
epoche, see transcendental suspension.
essential phenomena, the phenomenon of 163, 396.
exemplification 356.
expanded hermeneutic(-al) circle v, xii, 157, 168, 175, 179, 	191, 210, 218, 223, 400.
heuristic devices xii-xiii, 10, 227, 293.
hermeneutics xi, 20, 174, 175, 225, 227, 255, 351, 386.
hermeneutics of absolute typology 287-290, Chaps. VI, VIII.
hermeneutics of apparent disconformity 89, Chaps. V, VII.
hermeneutical programme versus phenomenological programme 			24, 397, 398, 405.
illusionism 6, 7, 114, 171.
intentionality 17.
isomorphism 5, 15, 30, 261.
meaning-meaningfulness distinction xiii, 18, 303, 397.
metaphor xv, 36, 100, 114, 130, 171, 406.
methodology 11.
natural attitude vi, xvi, 132, 236.
negative theology/ negative theological process vi, xiv, 41, 	186, 195, 198, 205, 219, 221, 234, 240, 249.
noetic-noematic correlation 17, 95, 130, 145, 406.
personification 348, 354.
personalization 355.
phenomenal viii, 327.
phenomenology ix.
positive theology 85, 235.
prajna (wisdom/insight) 187, 227.
pre-constitution 175, 177, 394, 404.
provocation/evocation 276, 353, 388.
reconstitutional synthesis/simulation xii.
relativism 341, 394, 407.
salvationalism 321.
sameness (samata) 335.
sense/reference, phenomenological distinction vi, 274.
simulation (re-simulation) 185, 214.
structure-function distinction 5, 22, 30, 124, 273, 393.
style 292, 389.
transcendental analysis xii, Chap. IV.
transcendental attitude 1, 20, 38.
transcendental community 365, 366, 377.
transcendental conviction 3, 119, 354, 399, 405.
transcendental depth 298, 312, 407.
transcendental ego x, 159, 225, 358, 360, 383, 384, 397, 			Appendix II.
transcendental empirical phenomenology 212, 270, 355.
transcendental illusion 140, 378.
transcendental language/format ix, 63, 269.
transcendental monadism 371, 374, 376, 383, 384.
transcendental-phenomenological attitude/style v, vii, x, 			14.
transcendental-phenomenal distinction 316.
transcendental-phenomenolgical-hermeneutical circle, see 			expanded hermeneutic circle.
transcendental psychology 24, 324.
transcendental purification 99, 106, 126, 182, 205, 210, 			231, 285, 301, 393, 395, 398.
transcendental object 159, 397, Appendix II.
transcendental reconstitution xiv, 158, 210, 310, 394, 404.
transcendental reduction xiv, 17, 93, 158, 180, 303, 310, 			394, 404.
transcendental reflection 333.
transcendental recognition 388, 399.
transcendental responsibility 286.
transcendental re-writing 294, 343, 350, 357.
transcendental synthesis xii, Chap. IV.
transcendental suspension viii, xii, 2, 9, 16, 19, 79, 92, 			96, 119, 143, 158, 172, 237, 283, 296, 395.
transcendental turn xiv, 17, 36, 38, 142.
transcendental world 159, 397, Appendix II.
trans-constitutional perspective viii, 100.
trans-immanent-transcendent considerations 328.
trans-intentional perspective viii, 145, 322.
trans-phenomenal attitude 16, 99, 147, 327.
value xi, xv, 39, 67, 98, 119, 122, 126, 159, 241, 254, 388, 	403.