Preface

Philip Bossert

7-8

Table of contents

Compossibility and incompossibility in Leibniz

Aron Gurwitsch

3-13

Hume and the discipline of phenomenology

An historical perspective

Richard Zaner

14-30

Hume and the discipline of phenomenology

A historical perspective

Richard Zaner

14-30

Royce and the reductions

David Goicoechea

31-46

Royce and the reduction

David Goicoechea

31-46

Wittgenstein's "phenomenological reduction"

Don Ihde

47-60

The occasion and novelty of Husserl's phenomenology of essence

Frederick Kersten

61-92

Martin Heidegger as a phenomenologist

Bernard Boelen

93-114

Marriage, parenthood, and life in community

A phenomenological view

Alden Fischer

117-129

The monads have windows

Erwin Straus

130-150

Das Noema Als reelles Moment

Guido Küng

151-153

Eine Tragödie: Wallensteins und Unser aller böser Geist

Rudolf Boehm

154-167

"Alms for oblivion": an essay on objective time and experienced time

Edward Ballard

168-187

Truth within phenomenological speech

Robert Sokolowski

188-217

The phenomenology of speaking

John Mayer

218-228

Sym-philosophizing in an ethics class

Waltraut Stein

229-243

Phenomenological aspects of probability

Wolfe Mays

244-263

Apologia pro bibliographia mea

Herbert Spiegelberg

267-275

Herbert Spiegelberg: bibliography of published works 1930-1974