Structuring the phenomenological field

reflections on a Daubert manuscript

Karl Schuhmann

pp. 3-17

in: William Hamrick (ed), Phenomenology in practice and theory, Berlin, Springer, 1985

Abstract

Even among phenomenologists, the name of the Munich philosopher, Johannes Daubert (1877–1947) is practically forgotten today. Up to now, his life and thought were shrouded in deep darkness. But thanks to Herbert Spiegelberg's efforts to rescue his posthumous papers, it has become possible to publish here for the first time a text written by this highly original and extraordinary personality.

Cited authors

Spiegelberg Herbert

Daubert Johannes