In this widely hailed and long out of print classic of twentieth-century philo-sophic commentary, Farber explains the origin, development, and function of ...
To render the movement of life would involve following, abandoning, and then retracing a hundred different paths; it would mean going outside of France and ...
In this widely hailed and long out of print classic of twentieth-century philo-sophic commentary, Farber explains the origin, development, and function of ...
Chapter I EXPERIENCE AND BASIC FACT A. THE ISSUE OF NATURALISM VS. SUBJECTIVISM JL he reader of philosophical literature must be impressed above all by the ...
An approach to phenomenology, by D. Cairns.--Husserl's critique of psychologism: its historic roots and contemporary relevance, by J. Wild.--The ideal of a presuppositionless philosophy, by M. Farber.--On the intentionality of consciousness, by A. Gurwitsch.--The "reality-phenomenon" and reality, by H. Spiegelberg.--The phenomenological concept of "horizon", by H. Kuhn.--Phenomenology and logical empiricism, by F. Kaufmann.--Phenomenology and the history of science, by J. Klein.--Phenomenology and the social sciences, by A. Schuetz.--Art and phenomenology, by F. Kaufmann.--The relation of science to philosophy in the light (...) of Husserl's thought, by L. O. Kattsoff.--Husserl and the social structure of immediacy, by C. Hartshorne.--A materialist approach to Husserl's philosophy, by V. J. McGill.--Outline-sketch of a system of metaphysics, by W. E. Hocking.--Men and the law, by G. Husserl.--The ghost of modality, by H. Weyl.--Supplement: Grundlegende untersuchungen zum phänomenologischen ursprung der räumlichkeit der natur, by E. Husserl. (shrink)
