'This is a highly needed, lucid and engaging exposition of a new field. A rich and rewarding read that introduces the reader to a range of contemporary debates and concepts, and their impact on phenomenology.'Havi Carel, University of Bristol'This book offers a clear, comprehensive overview of the core concepts and methods of critical phenomenology. It is a valuable guide for anyone who seeks to understand both what is distinctive about critical phenomenology and what it shares with classical phenomenology.'Lisa Guenther, Queen's University'An enthusiastic thumbs-up. I anticipate using this book when I teach an upper-level phenomenology seminar.'Shannon Sullivan, UNC Charlotte
Introduction1 What is Critical Phenomenology?2 Corporeality3 Intersubjectivity4 Gender and Sexuality5 Race6 Political Experience and Political ActionNotesReferencesIndex
Elisa Magrì is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Boston College.Paddy McQueen is Senior Lecturer in Political Philosophy at Swansea University.