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Editors’ Introduction: Emotions, Moods, and Feelings in the Phenomenological Tradition Rodney K.B. Parker and Ignacio Quepons  Part I: Articles  1. Emotions, Value, and Action John J. Drummond  2. Erotic Perception: Intersubjectivity, History, and Shame Anthony J. Steinbock  3. Colorations and Moods in Husserl's Studien zur Struktur des Bewusstseins (with a final hint towards the coloring of life) Antonio Zirión Quijano  4. Self-conscious Emotions: Reflections on their Bipolarity, Normativity, and Perspectivity Thiemo Breyer  5. Is Feeling Something Knowing Something? On the Intentionality of Feelings in Husserl’s Early Writings (1894-1913) Maria Gyemant  6. Feeling as the Ground of Striving? The contribution of Alexander Pfänder Mariano Crespo  7. Scheler's Phenomenology of Emotive Life in the Context of his Ethical Program. Achievements and Abeyances  Panos Theodorou  8. Phenomenological Approaches to Hatred: Scheler, Pfänder, and Kolnai Ingrid Vendrell Ferran  9. Stein and the ‘Rainbow of Emotions’: Empathy and Emotional Experience Elisa Magrì  10. Sensibility,Values ans Selfhood: For a Phenomenology of the Emotional Life Roberta De Monticelli  11. On Axiological and Practical Objectivity: Do Husserl's  considerations about objectivity in the axiological and practical realms demand a phenomenological account of dialogue?  Esteban Marin Ávila 12. Feeling Value. A Systematic Phenomenological Account of the Original Mode of Presentation of Value Søren Engelsen  13. Can Emotions Be Directly Moral? Reflections on the latest book by Anthony Steinbock Jakub Čapek  Part II: Documents  14. The Knowledge of Other Egos Theodor Lipps (edited and with an introduction by Timothy A. Burns, translated by Marco Cavallaro)  15. A Sketch of a Short Phenomenological Treatise on Living and Dying Marc Richir (Introduction by Nicolás Garrera-Tolbert, translation by Pablo Posada Varela)  Part III: Varia  16. The External World - Whole and Parts: A Husserlian Hermeneutics of the Early Ontology of Hedwig Conrad-Martius Ronny Miron  17. Husserl’s Scientific Context 1917-1938: A Look into Husserl’s Private Library Mirja Hartimo  18. Heidegger on the Absoluteness of Death Nate Zuckerman.  Index