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154881

Doubleday, Garden City

1967

555 Pages

ISBN n/a

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vol. 585

Phenomenology

the philosophy of Edmund Husserl and its interpretation

Edited by

Joseph Kockelmans

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Full citation:

Kockelmans, J. (ed) (1967). Phenomenology: the philosophy of Edmund Husserl and its interpretation, Doubleday, Garden City.

Table of Contents

What is phenomenology? Some fundamental issues of Husserl's phenomenology

Kockelmans Joseph

24-36

Intuition of essences

Levinas Emmanuel

83-105

Intentional and constitutive analysis

Kockelmans Joseph

137-146

Husserl's transcendental idealism

Kockelmans Joseph

183-193

Intentionality, reduction and intentional analysis in Husserl's later manuscripts

Brand Gerd

197-211

Merleau-Ponty and phenomenology

Kwant Remigius C

375-392

Merleau-Ponty's criticism of Husserl's eidetic reduction

Kwant Remigius C

393-412

Husserl's original view on phenomenological psychology

Kockelmans Joseph

418-449

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