Husserl

Book

University of Notre Dame Press, Notre Dame

1977

378, xvii Pages

ISBN n/a

Husserl

Expositions and appraisals

Edited by

Frederick Elliston, Peter McCormick

Publication details

Full citation:

Elliston, F. , McCormick, P. (eds) (1977). Husserl: Expositions and appraisals, University of Notre Dame Press, Notre Dame.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Elliston Frederick; McCormick Peter

2-9

Husserl's theory of meaning

Mohanty Jithendra Nath

18-37

Husserl's views on the evident and the true

Pietersma Henry

38-53

Structure and genesis in Husserl's phenomenology

Welton Donn

54-69

Imagination and phenomenological method

Casey Edward

70-82

Phenomenology as transcendental theory of history

Landgrebe Ludwig

101-113

A note on reduction and authenticity according to Husserl

Van Breda Herman Leo

124-125

The three ways to the transcendental-phenomenological reduction in the philosophy of Edmund Husserl

Kern Iso

126-149

The Husserlian doctrine of eidetic intuition and its recent critics

Patočka Jan

150-159

Husserl's concept of the noema

Solomon Robert

168-181

The horizon

Van Peursen Cornelis A

182-201

Husserl's phenomenology of empathy

Elliston Frederick

213-231

Phenomenology and existentialism

Madison Gary Brent

247-268

Husserl's Encyclopaedia Britannica article and Heidegger's remarks thereon

Biemel Walter

286-303

Consciousness, praxis and reality

304-313

Phenomenology and linguistic analysis

Tugendhat Ernst

325-337

Husserl and Kant on the pure ego

Kockelmans Joseph

269285

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