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Phenomenology: Critical concepts in philosophy V

The heritage of phenomenology

edited byDermot Moran(University College Dublin)Lester Embree

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Introduction to volume V Dermot Moran(University College Dublin)Lester Embree

pp.1-4
The phenomenological movement (1963) Hans-Georg Gadamer

pp.5-43
Operative concepts in Husserl's phenomenology Eugen Fink

pp.44-58
Husserl's departure from Cartesianism Ludwig Landgrebe

pp.59-101
About the motives which led Husserl to transcendental idealism Roman Witold Ingarden

pp.102-119
Object, positum, concept Gustav Špet

pp.120-139
Phenomenology as a philosophy and its relation to traditional metaphysical appraoches Jan Patočka

pp.140-153
Heidegger and Husserl's Logical Investigations

In remembrance of Heidegger's last seminar (Zähringen, 1973)

Jacques Taminiaux

pp.154-176
The philosopher and his shadow Maurice Merleau-Ponty

pp.177-198
The ruin of representation Emmanuel Levinas

pp.199-209
Merleau-Ponty and pseudo-Sartreanism Simone de Beauvoir

pp.210-251
Merleau-Ponty vivant Jean-Paul Sartre

pp.252-308
Sartre's theory of the alter ego Alfred Schütz

pp.309-327
Excerpt from Edmund Husserl's "Origin of geometry"

An introduction

Jacques Derrida

pp.328-358
The apodicticity of absence Thomas M. Seebohm

pp.359-371
Index

pp.372ff

Publication details

Publisher: Routledge

Place: London

Year: 2004

Pages: 380

Full citation:

Moran Dermot, Embree Lester (2004) Phenomenology: Critical concepts in philosophy V: The heritage of phenomenology. London, Routledge.