Philosophical essays in memory of Edmund Husserl

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Philosophical essays in memory of Edmund Husserl

Édité parMarvin Farber

Détails | Table des matières

Preface Marvin Farber

pp.v-vi

An approach to phenomenology Dorion Cairns

pp.3-18

Husserl's critique of psychologism

Its historic roots and contemporary relevance

John Wild

pp.19-43

The ideal of a presuppositionless philosophy Marvin Farber

pp. 44-64

The ideal of presuppositionless philosophy Marvin Farber

pp.44-64

On the intentionality of consciousness Aron Gurwitsch

pp.65-83

The "reality-phenomenon" and reality Herbert Spiegelberg

pp.84-105

The phenomenological concept of "horizon" Helmut Kuhn

pp.106-123

Phenomenology and logical empiricism Felix Kaufmann

pp.124-142

Phenomenology and the history of science Felix Klein

pp.143-163

Phenomenology and the social sciences Alfred Schütz

pp.164-186

Art and phenomenology Fritz Kaufmann

pp.187-202

The relation of science to philosophy in the light of Husserl's thought Louis Osgood Kattsoff

pp.203-218

The relation of science to philosophy in the light of Husserl's thought Louis Osgood Kattsoff

pp. 203-218

Husserl and the social structure of immediacy Charles Hartshorne

pp.219-230

A materialist approach to Husserl's philosophy Vivian Jerauld McGill

pp.231-250

Outline-sketch of a system of metaphysics William Ernest Hocking

pp.251-261

Outline - sketch of a system of metaphysics William Ernest Hocking

pp. 251-261

Men and the law Gerhart Husserl

pp.262-277

The ghost of modality Hermann Weyl

pp.278-303

Grundlegende Untersuchungen zum phänomenologischen Ursprung der Räumlichkeit der Natur Edmund Husserl

pp.307-325

Index

pp.329-332

The phenomenological concept of "horizon" Helmut Kuhn

pp. 106123

The phenomenological concept of "horizon" Helmut Kuhn

pp. 106123

Détails de la publication

Maison d'édition: Harvard University Press

Lieu de publication: Cambridge

Année: 1940

Pages: 332

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Citation complète:

Farber Marvin (éd.), 1940, Philosophical essays in memory of Edmund Husserl. Cambridge, Harvard University Press.