It is a signal event in English-language phenomenology to have Didier Franck's Flesh and Body available in English. With characteristic clarity, rigor and acuity, Franck explores Husserl's phenomenology of the body, its reliance on inter-subjectivity, and the roles that time plays in considerations of our flesh, our bodies, and the bodies of others. -- Kevin Hart, Edwin B Kyle Professor of Christian Studies, University of Virginia, USA 20140311