“Eugene F. Kaelin: A Bibliography of His Writings” qtd. in Special Issue: Essays in Honor of Eugene F. Kaelin. From The Journal of Aesthetic Education. Vol. 32. No. 1. Spring 1998. pp. 73-79.
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Books
L’Esprit, le soi et la société (Translation of C. H. Mead’s Mind, Self, and Society, in collaboration).
Paris : Presses Universitaires de France, 1962.
An Existentialist Aesthetic. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1962.
Art and Existence.
Lewisburg, Pa.: Bucknell University Press, 1970.
The Unhappy Consciousness:
The Poetic Plight of Samuel Beckett. Vol 13 of Analecta Husserliana.
Dordrecht, Holland, and Hingham, Mass.: Reidel Publishing, 1981.
Heidegger’s Being and Time: A Reading for Readers. Tallahassee: Florida State University Press, 1988.
An Aesthetics for Art Educators.
New York: Teachers College Press, 1989.
In the Academy; Between Two Cultures.
Toronto: Polyglot Press and Promotions, 2006.
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Books Edited
Man and Value: Essays in Honor of William H. Werkmeister. Tallahassee: University Presses of
Florida, 1981. This volume includes three of Kaelin’s essays, (i) Preface, pp. vii-ix; (ii) “The
Enduring Person,” pp. 11-21; (iii) “From Aesthetics to Metaphysics,” pp. 323-50.
Phenomenology in America. Vol. 26 of Analecta Husserliana, with Calvin O. Schrag. Dordrecht,
Holland: D. Reidel Publishing, 1989.
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Monographs
An Existential-Phenomenological Account
of Aesthetic Education. Penn State Papers in Art
Education, No. 4. University Park: Pennsylvania State University, 1968.
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Book Forewards
Foreword to Thauma Idesthai, by Raymond A. Prier, ix-xxx.
Tallahassee: Florida State University Press, 1989.
Guest foreword to Martin Heidegger on the Way, by W. H. Werkmeister, ed. Richard T. Hull, xxix-
xlii. VIBS, Rodopi, 1996.
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Essays
“Being in the Body.” In NAPECW Report on Aesthetics and Human Movement, 83-103. Washing,
D.C.: NARECW, 1964. Reprinted in Sport and the Body: A Philosophical Symposium, ed.
Ellen W. Gerber, 165-74. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger, 1972; also 1974. Re-edited by
Ellen W. Gerber and William J. Morgan, 1979, 167-76.
“Three Stages on Sartre’s Way.” In European Philosophy Today, ed. G. L. Kline, 93-111. Chicago:
Quadrangle Books, 1965.
“Variety”and “Nicht mehr Fliehen.” In Classics of the Film, ed. A. Lenning, 106-9, 132-37. Madison:
Wisconsin Film Society Press, 1965.
“The Visibility of Things Seen:
A Phenomenological View of Painting.” In An Invitation to
Phenomenology, ed. J. Edie, 30-58. Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1965.
“Notes toward an Understanding of Heidegger’s Aesthetics.” In Phenomenology and Existentialism,
ed. Edward N. Lee and Maurice Mandelbaum, 59-92. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins
University Press, 1967.
“Epoché and Relevance in Aesthetic Discourse.” In Aesthetic Concepts and Education, ed. Ralph
A. Smith, 135-63. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1970.
"The Teaching of Contemporary Art.” In Conference on Art Criticism and Art Education, ed. David
W. Ecker, Irving Sandler, and Jerome Hausman, 25-37. New York: Office of Field
Research and School Services, New York University, 1970.
“The Limits of Aesthetic Inquiry:
A Guide to Educational Research.” In Philosophical Redirection of
Educational Research, NSSE Yearbook, 258-86. Chicago: National Society for the Study
of Education, 1972.
“The Institutional Prospects of Aesthetic Education,” with David W. Ecker. In The Arts and
Aesthetics: An Agenda for the Future, Vol. 1, 1-13. St. Louis: CEMREL, Inc., 1976.
“Between the Innocent Eye and the Omniscient Mind: Phenomenology as a Method for Aesthetic
Analysis.” In Qualitative Evaluation in the Arts, ed. David W. Ecker, 19-60. New York: New
York University Press, 1980.
“Portrait of the Aesthetician as an Older Man.” Int Text, Literature and Aesthetics, ed. Lars
Asgaard-Mogensen and Luk DeVos, 97-110. Wúrzburg and Amsterdam: K and N, and
Rodopi, 1986. Simultaneously in Restart 14 (Winter 1986).
“Three Themes for Determining a Measure
of Aesthetic Literacy.” In Achieving Cultural Literacy in
the Visual Arts, 3A-12A. Tallahassee: Florida Art Education Association, 1987.
“Between Boredom and Anxiety.” A self-presentational essay included in Phenomenology in
America, ed. E. F. Kaelin and C. O. Schrag, 227-32. Dordrecht: 1989.
“Levels of Aesthetic Discourse,” with David W. Ecker. In Aesthetics and Art Education, ed. Ralph A.
Smith and Alan Simpson, 301-6. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1991.
“An American View of the Structuralist-Poststructuralist controversy.” In Countercurrents: On the
Primacy of Texts in Literary Criticism, ed. Raymond A. Prier, 13-33. Albany: State
University of New York Press, 1992.
“The Institutionalization of Aesthetic Behaviour.” In Stefan Morawski Festschrift, Primum
Philosophari, 103-17. Warsaw: Oficyna Naukowa, 1993.
“The Role of Philosophy in the Development of Tragic Drama.” In Tragedy and Philosophy, ed. N.
Georgopoulos, 86-103. London: The Macmillan Press, Ltd., 1993.
“Paul Ricoeur on How to Read a Metaphor.” In The Philosophy of Paul Ricoeur, The Library of
Living Philosophers, 237-53. LaSalle, Ill.: Open Court Publishing, 1995.
“Where the Mystery Is.” a Festschrift piece in honor of John M. Anderson. In Being Human in the
Ultimate: Studies in the Thought of J. M. Anderson, ed. N. Georgopoulos and M. Helm, 35-
49. Rodopi, VIBS, 1995.
“If You Could Only Ravel out into Time.” In Narrative Ironies, ed. Raymond A. Prier and Gerald
Gillespie, 107-21. Rodopi, Studies in Comparative Literature 5, 1997.
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Articles
“Aesthetics in Public School Teaching.” College Art Journal 18 (1958):382-91. In Collaboration.
“The Arts and Communication.” Arts in Society 1 (1959): 71-85.
“The Educational Function of the Fine Arts.” Arts in Society 1, no. 4 (1960): 47-60.
“The Meaning of Wingspresad - Conference Overview.” Arts in Society 2 (1962-63): 187-93.
“Aesthetics and the Teaching of Art.” Studies in Art Education. 5 (1964): 42-56.
“Method and Methodology in Literary Criticism.” School Review (1964): 289-308. Reprinted in
Philosophical Essays on Curriculum, ed. Robert S. Guttchen and Bertram Bandman, 317-
32. Philadelphia and New York: Lippincott, 1969.
“Notes on Style in Our Time and Others.” Arts in Society 3 (1964): 111-115.
“The Existential Grounds for Aesthetic Education.” Studies in Art Education 8 (1966): 3-12.
Reprinted in Existentialism and Phenomenology in Education, ed. D. E. Denton, 53-62.
New York: Teachers College Press, 1974.
“Censorship: But Deliver Us from Evil.” Arts in Society 4 (1967): 217-39.
“Aesthetic Education: A Role for Aesthetics Proper.” Journal of Aesthetic Education 2, no.2 (1968):
51-66. Reprinted in Aesthetics and Problems of Education, ed. Ralph A. Smith, 144-61.
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1971.
“Art and Existence.” Humanitas 4 (1968): 181-210.
“Isness and Oughtness.” Art Education 21 (1968): 6-10.
“The Well-Played Game:
Notes toward an Aesthetics of Sport.” Quest Monographs 10 (1968): 16-
28. Reprinted in Sport and the Body: A Philosophical Symposium, ed. Ellen W. Gerber,
306-14. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger, 1972. Re-edited 1974; 1979 by Ellen W. Gerber
and William J. Morgan, 324-31.
“Aesthetic Inquiry,” with David W. Ecker and T. J. Johnson. Review of Educational Research 39
(1969): 577-92.
“Are Behavioral Objectives Consistent with the Social Goals of Aesthetic Education?” Art Education
22 (1969): 4-8.
“Merleau-Ponty, Fundamental Ontologist.” Man and World 3 (1970): 102-19.
“The Pornographic and the Obscene
in Legal and Aesthetic Contexts.” Journal of Aesthetic
Education. Journal of Aesthetic Education 4 (July 1970): 69-84.
“Responses to the Presidential Address” (D. Bob Gowin, “The Structure of Knowledge,” Philosophy
of Education Society 1970). Educational Theory 20 (Fall 1970): 334-36.
“The Social Uses of Art: A Plea for the Institution.” Arts and Society 9 (Fall-Winter 1972): 371-86.
“On ‘Form’ and ‘Content’: An Essay on Metacriticism.” boundary-2 1 (Spring 1973): 732-41.
“Perelman and the New Rhetoric.” Rhetoric Society Quarterly 9 (Winter 1979): 2-6.
“Language as a Medium for Art.” Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 40 (Winter 1981): 21-30.
“Man-the-Creator and the ‘Prototype of Action.’” Analecta Hursserliana 11 (1981): 11-37.
“The Fourteenth Way of Looking at a Blackbird.” New Literary History 14 (1982): 191-203.
“Reflections on Peirce’s Aesthetics.” The Monist 65 [issue 2] (April 1982): 142-55. Re-printed in
The Relevance of Peirce, ed. Eugene Freeman, 224-37. LaSalle, Ill.: The Monist Library of
Philosophy, 1983.
“Nature and Human Nature in Literary Contexts.” Analecta Husserliana 14 (1983): 301-26.
“Towards a Theory of Contemporary Tragedy.” Analecta Hursserliana 18 (1984): 341-61. Reprinted
in translation, “Hacia una Teoría de la tragedía contemporánea,” trans. Maria Teresa
Bertelloni, in Seminario de Fenemenología y Literatura, 35-39. Mayagüez, P.R.
Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1985.
“What Makes Philosophical Literature Philosophical?” Analecta Husserliana 19 (1985): 451-67.
“Why Teach Art in the Public Schools?” Journal of Aesthetic Education 20, no. 4 (1986): 64-71.
Reprinted in Aesthetics and Arts Education, ed. Ralph A. Smith and Alan Simpson, 162-70.
Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1991.
« Etre-dans-un-monde-littéraire. »
Analecta Husserliana 23 (1988) : 407-33.
“The Construction of a Syllabus
for Aesthetics
in Art Education.” Art Education 43, no. 2 (1990): 22-
24, 33-35.
“The Debate over Stratification within Aesthetic Objects.” Analecta Husserliana 33 (1990): 123-38.
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Review Articles
On the Knowledge of Good and Evil,
by R. B. Rice, and The Value Judgement, by W. D. Lamont.
Philosophy of Science 12 (1956): 270-72.
Ethical Value,
by George F. Hourani. Philosophy of Science 24 (1957): 282-84.
The Language of Value,
ed. R. Lepley. Philosophy of Science 25 (1958): 307-8.
The Physics and Metaphysics of Music and Essays on the Philosophy of Mathematics, by L.
Saminsky. Philosophy of Science 25 (1958):309.
Science and the Idea of God,
by C. A. Coulson. Philosophy of Science 26 (1959): 372-73.
La Vocation de Descartes and La Battaille de Cogito,
by Roger Lefèvre. Philosophy and
Phenomenological Research 22 (1961) : 128-29.
Existentialism in Education,
by Van Cleve Morris. Studies in Philosophy and Education 5 (1966-
67): 110-19.
The Realm of Art,
by John M. Anderson. Man and World 1 (1968): 463-70.
Critics of Consciousness:
The Existential Structures of Literature,
by Sarah Lawall. Journal of
Aesthetic Education 4 (April 1970): 163-66.
Sartre and the Artist,
by George Howard Bauer. Journal of Value Inquiry 6 (Fall 1972): 237-40.
Alternatives for Educational Research,
by Kenneth R. Beittel. Studies in Art Education 15 (1973-
74): 63-67.
Critical Fictions: The Literary Criticism of Jean-Paul Sartre,
by Joseph Halpern. Journal of
Aesthetics and Art Criticism 35 (Winter 1976): 251-52.
Continuing Presences,
by Beverly Ann Schlack. Phenomenology Information Bullentin 3 (October
1979): 75-79.
The Metaphysics of Absurdity,
by H. Gene Blocker. Journal of Aesthetic Education 16, no. 2
(1982): 118-20.
Literary Meaning: From Phenomenology to Deconstruction,
by William Ray. Journal of Aesthetic
Education 22, no. 3 (1988): 120-22.
Philosophers in Exile,
ed. Richard Gradhoff. Canadian Philosophical Reviews 10, no. 12 (1990):
498-500
Analecta Husserliana:
The Yearbook of Phenomenological Research,
Vol. 33, ed. A.-T.
Tymieniecka. Journal of Aesthetic Education 27, no 3 (1993): 11-14.
Given Time, I: Counterfeit Money,
Jacques Derrida, Trans. Peggy Kamuff.
Review of Metaphysics
(March 1994): 608-9.
Poetics, Speculation and Judgement:
The Shadow of the Work of Art from Kant to
Phenomenology,
by Jacques Taminiaux, ed. and trans. Michael Gendre. Journal of
Aesthetics and Art Criticism 52, no. 1 (1995): 102-03.
Heidegger’s Ways,
by Hans-Georg Gadamer, trans. John H. Stanley. Journal of Aesthetics and Art
Criticism 53, no. 1 (1995): 102-3.
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Review Notes
Hegel,
by Charles Taylor. Social Theory and Practice 5 (Spring 1979): 264-65.
The Sense of Art: A Study in Aesthetic Education,
by Ralph A. Smith. Journal of Aesthetics and Art
Criticism 49, no. 2 (1991): 188-89.
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Conference Papers
“On Value and the Arts.” Interdisciplinary Conference on Value, Florida State Univerity,
Tallahassee, 7 March 1975.
“Etre-dans-un-monde-littéraire.” Read at Centre International de Culture, Cérisy-la-Salle, France, 6
June 1985.
Group editorial consultation, Seminar on the Discipline-Based Art Education Monograph Draft, The
Getty Center for Education in the Arts, Scottsdale Arizona, 14-17 November 1985.
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Translation
“The Safeguarding and Foundation of Human Rights,” by Chaim Perelman. Law and Philosophy 1
(April 1982): 119-29.
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Instructional Module
The Philosophy of Aesthetics: A Phenomenological Approach (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.: Empire
State College, SUNY, 1973). A mimeographed course module used in correspondence study.
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