Different concepts of logic and their relation to subjectivity

Rudolf Bernet

19-29

The logical investigations

paving the way to a transcendental logic

John Drummond

31-40

Non-objectifying acts

Jocelyn Benoist

41-49

What is "logical" in Husserl's logical investigations?

the Copenhagen interpretation

David W. Smith, David L. Smith

51-65

The world well won

Husserl's epistemic realism one hundred years later

Dallas Willard

69-78

"Aristotelian" themes in Husserl's logical investigations

Richard Cobb-Stevens

79-92

Metaphysical neutrality in Logical investigations

Dan Zahavi

93-108

Husserl's revision of the Sixth logical investigation

Ullrich Melle

111-123

Husserl's concept of categorial intuition

Dieter Lohmar

125-145

Categories, diagrams, schemata the cognitive grasping of ideal objects in Husserl and Peirce

Frederik Stjernfelt

147-167

Semiotics in Husserl's Logical investigations

Robert Sokolowski

171-183

The puzzling case of alterity in Husserl's logical investigations

Bertrand Bouckaert

185-198

The relation of Husserl's Logical investigations to descriptive psychology and cognitive science

Dieter Mönch

199-215