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Phenomenology studies structures of conscious experience as they appear to the experiencing subject.
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Phenomenological Psychology, first published in 1977, presents Edmund Husserl's systematic attempt to establish psychology on a rigorous philosophical.
The work emerged from lecture courses Husserl delivered at the University of Göttingen around 1905, though the published…
Experience and Judgment is a posthumously assembled text compiled by Ludwig Landgrebe from Husserl's research manuscripts and lecture…
Logic is a philosophical treatise by Edmund Husserl, first published in 2001, addressing fundamental questions in the theory…
The text consists of five lectures Husserl delivered in Göttingen in 1907.
The work represents a transitional moment in Husserl's philosophical development, coming after his groundbreaking Logical Investigations and before…
The Paris Lectures are a series of four lectures that Edmund Husserl delivered at the Sorbonne in Paris…
The volume brings together texts written between 1927 and 1931, a period that coincides with Husserl's approaching retirement…
The Shorter Logical Investigations is an abridged edition of Edmund Husserl's foundational two-volume work, Logische Untersuchungen, originally published.
The Bernau Manuscripts are a collection of working notes composed by Edmund Husserl in 1917–18 representing his phenomenological…
Essays and Lectures comprises four lectures on the phenomenological method that Edmund Husserl delivered at University College London…
The book presents the core features of Husserl's mature transcendental phenomenology, the philosophical method he developed to ground…
The lectures address the nature and foundations of logic, a subject that occupied Husserl throughout his career.
Short Texts is a collection of shorter philosophical writings by Edmund Husserl, first published in 2019 in Chinese…
This volume presents English translations of two essays by Edmund Husserl, the founder of phenomenology, rendered into English…
