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Phenomenology studies structures of conscious experience as they appear to the experiencing subject.
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Steiner explores the fundamental riddle of how the outer world of world-being relates to the inner experience of…
The Philosophy of Freedom is a philosophical book by Rudolf Steiner, published in 1894 under its original German…
"Kant, Hegel, Dilthey" is a philosophical work by the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset.
"Personas, obras, cosas" is a collection of essays by the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset, first published…
Deleuze identifies Merleau-Ponty's key innovation as treating perception as the primordial mode of access to reality that precedes…
Bergsonism is a short philosophical study by Gilles Deleuze, published in French as Le Bergonisme and appearing in…
The book represents Butler's mature engagement with phenomenology, psychoanalysis, and critical theory, bringing together work that spans several…
The lecture takes as its theme the shapes and configurations that liquids assume, and it uses that seemingly…
The work represents a pivotal transition in Jaspers's career, bridging his earlier psychiatric investigations with his later philosophical…
Laughter is a response to a rupture in the expected continuity of experience, marking a moment when the…
Existentialism is a philosophical work by Karl Jaspers, first published in 1952.
Jaspers diagnoses a crisis in modern medicine, arguing that the physician has become a mere technician who knows…
Active Syntheses derives from lecture courses Husserl delivered at the University of Freiburg in winter semester 1920/21.
Husserl argues that to study consciousness properly, one must distinguish between the act of consciousness and the phenomena…
The work represents a significant moment in Husserl's later philosophy, where he turned his attention to questions about…
