Against idealism: Johannes daubert vs. Husserl's ideas I

The Review of Metaphysics 38 (4):763 - 793 (1985)
Abstract To seek to elucidate Husserl's phenomenology by contrasting it with that of the Munich phenomenologist Johannes Daubert (1877-1947) is to betray an intention to explain something well-known by reference to something that is wholly obscure. Thus most philosophers are somehow aware of Edmund Husserl. But Johannes Daubert?
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