Blondel and Husserl: A continuation of the conversation

Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 58 (3):490 - 518 (1996)
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Abstract

The dialogue between Blondel and Husserl carried on by Maréchal and Duméry and other thinkers has been silent for almost fifty years. Yet Husserl's Nachlass provides reasons for deepening the dialogue, especially in the area of the basic Blondelian themes: the willing-will and the teleological and religious nature of consciousness. Nevertheless there are intriguing differences in their respective philosophical theologies

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James G. Hart
Indiana University, Bloomington

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