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Husserl

Expositions and appraisals

edited byFrederick EllistonPeter McCormick

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Introduction Frederick EllistonPeter McCormick

pp. 2-9
Husserl's theory of meaning J. N. Mohanty

pp. 18-37
Husserl's views on the evident and the true Henry Pietersma

pp. 38-53
Structure and genesis in Husserl's phenomenology Donn Welton

pp. 54-69
Imagination and phenomenological method Edward Casey

pp. 70-82
Phenomenology as transcendental theory of history Ludwig Landgrebe

pp. 101-113
A note on reduction and authenticity according to Husserl Herman Van Breda

pp. 124-125
The three ways to the transcendental-phenomenological reduction in the philosophy of Edmund Husserl Iso Kern(University of Bern)

pp. 126-149
The Husserlian doctrine of eidetic intuition and its recent critics Jan Patočka

pp. 150-159
Husserl's concept of the noema Robert Solomon

pp. 168-181
The horizon Cornelis A Van Peursen

pp. 182-201
Husserl's phenomenology of empathy Frederick Elliston

pp. 213-231
Phenomenology and existentialism

Husserl and the end of idealism

Gary Brent Madison

pp. 247-268
Husserl's Encyclopaedia Britannica article and Heidegger's remarks thereon Walter Biemel

pp. 286-303
Consciousness, praxis and reality

Marxism vs. phenomenology

pp. 304-313
Phenomenology and linguistic analysis Ernst Tugendhat

pp. 325-337
Husserl and Kant on the pure ego Joseph Kockelmans

pp. 269285

Publication details

Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press

Place: Notre Dame

Year: 1977

Pages: 378, xvii

Full citation:

Elliston Frederick, McCormick Peter (1977) Husserl: Expositions and appraisals. Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press.