Four letters from Edmund Husserl to Hermann Weyl

Introduction and notes by D. van Dalen

Edmund Husserl

1-12

Husserl on "possibility"

Mohanty

13-29

"Phänomenologie"

Eine begriffsgeschichtliche Reflexion

Karl Schuhmann

31-68

Three types of the given

the encountered, the search-found and the striking

Herbert Spiegelberg

69-78

Must the other be derived from the I?

towards the reformulation of Husserl's 5th cartesian meditation

Robert M. Harlan

79-104

Ideas pertaining to a pure phenomenology and to a phenomenological philosophy

First book, General introduction to a pure phenomenology

William R. McKenna

105-130

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Husserliana Gesammelte Werke

Zwei Briefe von Johannes Daubert an Edmund Husserl aus dem Jahr 1907

Reinhold Smid

143-156

Husserl, Heidegger and the question of a "hermeneutic" phenomenology

John D. Caputo

157-178

The limitations of phenomenology

Alfred Schutz's critical dialogue with Edmund Husserl

Helmut R. Wagner

179-199

Husserl and intentionality

A study of mind, meaning, and language

John Drummond

201-225

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The roots of the existentialist theory of freedom in Ideas I

James M. Edie

243-261

A phenomenological account of the linguistic mediation of the public and the private

Harry P. Reeder

263-280

Habitualität als Potentialität

Zur Konkretisierung des Ich bei Husserl

Werner Bergmann, Gisbert Hoffman

281-305

Duty and inclination

The fundamentals of morality discussed and redefined with special regard to Kant and Schiller

Richard Aquila

307-330

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