Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Citation Information -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: Phenomenology and Naturalism -- 1. The end of what? Phenomenology vs. speculative realism -- 1. The end of phenomenology -- 2. Speculative realism -- 3. Forms of realism -- 4. The end of speculative realism -- Notes -- Disclosure statement -- References -- 2. Naturalism, Experience, and Hume's 'Science of Human Nature' -- Naturalism and Disenchantment -- Hume on Experience -- Phenomenology and Hume's Epistemology -- Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- Acknowledgements -- Disclosure Statement -- References -- 3. Against representationalism (about conscious sensory experience) -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Problems of broadness -- 3. Examples of broadness -- 4. Broadness analysed -- 5. Options for representationalists -- 6. Singular experiential contents -- 7. In favour of singular contents -- 8. General experiential contents -- 9. Non-relationism -- 10. Transparency -- 11. Sensory 'awareness' -- 12. The properties of experience -- 13. Comparison with direct realist disjunctivism -- 14. Representational properties -- 15. Phenomenal intentionality -- 16. Checking for accuracy -- 17. Mind and world -- Notes -- Disclosure Statement -- References -- 4. Deleuze and Naturalism -- Philosophy, science and the conditions of experience -- Philosophy and science in what is philosophy? -- Events and ontological naturalism -- Deleuze and ethical naturalism -- Notes -- Disclosure Statement -- References -- 5. Exile and return: from phenomenology to naturalism (and back again) -- 1. Introduction: on exile -- 2. Transcendental exile -- 3. Exiled from within: Quine's naturalized epistemology -- 4. At Home in the world: phenomenology without epistemology -- Notes -- Disclosure statement -- References -- 6. Return to Nature