Edmund Husserl and the phenomenological tradition

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Catholic University of America Press, Washington

1988

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Edmund Husserl and the phenomenological tradition

Essays in phenomenology

Edited by

Robert Sokolowski

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Sokolowski, R. (ed) (1988). Edmund Husserl and the phenomenological tradition: Essays in phenomenology, Catholic University of America Press, Washington.

Table of Contents

Husserl's theory of signs revisited

Bernet Rudolf

1-24

Art and art-world

Brough John

25-45

Hobbes and Husserl on reason and its limits

Cobb-Stevens Richard

47-61

Husserl, Lask and the idea of transcendental logic

Crowell Steven

63-85

Realism versus anti-realism

Drummond John

87-106

Husserl, Hilbert and the critique of Galilean science

Heelan Patrick A

157-173

Husserlian transcendental phenomenology

Mohanty Jithendra Nath

175-181

"The strangeness in the strangeness"

Natanson Maurice

183-195

Heidegger, early and late, and Aquinas

Prufer Thomas

197-215

Husserl's Ideas and the natural concept of the world

Scanlon John

217-233

Phenomenology as first philosophy

Ströker Elisabeth

249-263

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