Phenomenology of poetry

This series presents translations of important phenomenological texts written in both the classics of phenomenology (E. Husserl) and its leading representatives (O. Becker, M. Gaiger, M. Dufren, P. Riker, H.-G. Gadamer, M. Rishir, A. Schneell), as well as comments on them. Translations of the works presented here for the first time saw the light on the pages of the magazine Horizon. Phenomenological studies. In this edition, they are published in a modified and expanded version. The third part of the series turns aimed at the phenomenological interpretation of poetic creativity, to the clash of the phenomenological view with poetic practice. This collision transforms both phenomenology and aesthetics. The texts of two authors are presented here. Firstly, the reader can get acquainted with the vast fragment of P. Riker"s work “Living Metaphor”. Secondly, two small works by H.-G. Gadamer, dedicated to the analysis of Pajing Tselan, give a magnificent example of hermeneutical practice of analyzing a poetic text