Description: Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1: Phenomenological Investigations 1. The Ecstatic Body Perception: The From and the To Motility Ecstasis and Absence Presencings The Corporeal Field Forms of Disappearance The Complemental Series Incorporation 2. The Recessive Body Digestion: A Phenomenological Example Visceral Perception Visceral Motility Indirection an the Medical Field Depth and Disappearance Temporal Depths The Flesh and Blood 3. The Dys-appearing Body Pain Disease Dys-appearance The Other Part 2: Philosophical Consequences 4. The Immaterial Body A Diagrammatic Summation Historical Dividends The Place of Mind The Activity of Mind 5. The Threatening Body Error Death 6. To Form One Body The Phenomenological Vector To Form One Body Notes Bibliography Index

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