Selfhood -- Patocka and artificial intelligence -- The question of naturalizing phenomenology -- The temporality of Merleau-Ponty's intertwining -- The intertwining as a form of our motion of existence -- Aristotle's account of space and time -- Arousal and desire -- Temporality and the alterity of space -- Embodied temporalization and the mind-body problem -- Intersubjectivity -- Self-touch and the perception of the other -- The intertwining of generations -- Public space and embodiment -- Patocka's transformation of phenomenology -- Human rights and the motion of existence.
