Introduction: the other Husserl

Guillermo Rosado Haddock

1-4

Husserl on geometry and spatial representation

Jairo J. Da Silva

5-30

Monads and mathematics

Godel and Husserl

Richard Tieszen

31-52

Phenomenology and phenomenalism

Ernst Mach and the genesis of Husserl's phenomenology

Denis Fisette

53-74

True objects and fulfilments under assumptions in the young Husserl

Robert Brisart

75-89

Tracking the logos

Claire Ortiz Hill

91-108

Non-language thinking in mathematics

Dieter Lohmar

109-120

Husserl and the algebra of logic

Husserl's 1896 lectures

Mirja Hartimo

121-133

Husserl's foundation of the formal sciences in his "logical investigations"

Henning Peucker

135-146

The expressional limits of formal language in the notion of quantum observation

Stathis Livadas

147-169

Husserl's conception of physical theories and physical geometry in the time of the prolegomena

a comparison with duhem's and Poincaré's views

Guillermo Rosado Haddock

171-193