Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology

Husserl on Ryle’s review of “Sein und Zeit”

Vol. 1/3

Wolfe Mays

Husserl on Ryle's review of "Sein und Zeit"

Vol. 1/3

Wolfe Mays

Intentionality

Vol. 1/2

Jean-Paul Sartre

Maine de Biran and phenomenology

Vol. 1/1

Ian W. Alexander

Idealism and solipsism in Husserl's Cartesian meditations

Vol. 1/1

Harrison Hall

What is phenomenology?

Vol. 1/1

Ian W. Alexander

Syllabus of a course of four lectures on "Phenomenological method and phenomenological philosophy"

Vol. 1/1

Edmund Husserl

Husserl in England

Vol. 1/1

Herbert Spiegelberg

The ‘Philosophers into Europe’ Conference

Vol. 1/3

Stuart Spicker

Remarks on the text of Husserl's syllabus

Vol. 1/1

Herbert Spiegelberg

The phenomenology of temporal awareness

Vol. 1/1

J.H. Canon

A note on Husserl's dependence on William James

Vol. 10/3

Michael Tavuzzi

Phenomenology, object-theory and semantics

Vol. 10

Barry J. Jones

The field-theory of experiential organization

Vol. 10/3

Richard Zaner

Phenomenological inquiry and philosophical self-reflection

Vol. 10

K. Davies

Reflections on the phenomenological movement

Vol. 11

Herbert Spiegelberg

A remark on Husserl's theory of multiplicities

Vol. 11

Lawrence W. Watson

Husserl in the 30ies

Vol. 11

Alfons Grieder

Husserl and history

Vol. 11

Galen A Johnson(Department of English, University of South Florida)

Husserl's problem of intersubjectivity

Vol. 11

Peter Hutcheson

Gurwitsch's case against Husserl's pure ego

Vol. 12

Herbert Spiegelberg

Ryle and Husserl

Vol. 12

Robin Small

Aron Gurwitsch's ordinal foundation of mathematics and the problem of formalizing ideational abstraction

Vol. 12

Gilbert T NullRoger A Simons

Phenomenology and Theory of Science, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 12

Gilbert T Null

Human encounters in the social world, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 12

Lenore Langsdorf

Gurwitsch, Piaget and Gestalt theory

Vol. 12

Wolfe Mays

Leibniz. Philosophie des Panlogismus, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 12

Frederick Kersten

Piaget and Gurwitsch

Vol. 12

Osborne Wiggens

Gurwitschean phenomenologizing

Vol. 12

Lester Embree

Was Husserl a Fregean?

Vol. 12

Barry J. Jones Wolfe Mays

Piaget and Gurwitsch's critique of Merleau-Ponty

Vol. 12

Lester Embree

Marginal consciousness, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 12

Paul Richer

The "inadequacy" of perceptual experience

Vol. 12

William R McKenna(Department of Sociology & Gerontology, Northeastern University)

Edmund Husserl, Aufsätze und Rezensionen (1890-1910)

Vol. 12

Dallas Willard

Gurwitsch Ascending

Vol. 12

Maurice Natanson

The philosophical significance of Husserl's theory of intentionality

Vol. 13

Harrison Hall

The problem of occasional expressions in Husserl's Logical investigations

Vol. 13

Herman Philipse

Type and eidos

Vol. 15

Colin W. Pritchard

Metaphysics in Husserlian phenomenology

Vol. 16

Klaus Hartmann

Husserl and Hegel

Vol. 16

Frank M. Kirkland

A critique of criticism of Husserl's use of analogy

Vol. 17

Kathleen Haney

"On connoting"

Vol. 17

Gilbert T Null

A Husserlian response to Derrida's criticism of phenomenology

Vol. 18/1

Dane Depp

On the locus and import of metaphysics in Husserl

Vol. 18/1

Kathleen HaneyIleana Marcoulescu

B. Waldenfels, der spielraum des verhaltens

Vol. 18/1

Dennis J. Schmidt

A note on the metaphysical elements in Husserl's phenomenology

Vol. 18/1

Leo Bostar

Husserl, analogy and other minds

Vol. 18/1

Peter Hutcheson

A Husserlian response to Derrida's criticism of phenomenology

Vol. 18/1

Dane Depp

Husserl's Logical investigations and contemporary issues in philosophy of science

Vol. 19

Rose-Mary Sargent

Phenomenology of logic and the problem of modalizing

Vol. 19

Thomas M. Seebohm

Husserl and philosophy of science

Vol. 19

Elisabeth Ströker

Husserl as a tutor in philosophy

Vol. 19

Robert Sokolowski

Edmund Husserl, Formal and transcendental logic

Vol. 2/1

Peter McCormick

Husserl and Strawson

Vol. 2/1

Paul Gorner

Critical reflections on Husserl's philosophy of history

Vol. 2/1

Efraim Shmueli

Abstraction and existence in Husserl's phenomenological reduction

Vol. 2/1

Klaus Hartmann

From Husserl to Heidegger

Vol. 2/1

William Ralph Boyce Gibson

Transcendental phenomenology

Vol. 2/1

Richard Schmitt

Hegel and Husserl on the problem of the difficulty of beginning philosophy

Vol. 2/1

Donald Kuspit

Shadworth Hodgson's reduction as an anticipation of Husserl's phenomenological psychology

Vol. 2/2

Stuart Spicker

On the misfortunes of Husserl's Encyclopaedia Britannica-article "Phenomenology"

Vol. 2/2

Herbert Spiegelberg

Genetic production and the transcendental reduction in Husserl

Vol. 2/1

Christopher Macann

Husserl and the origin of geometry

Vol. 20

Alfons Grieder

The early Husserl

Vol. 20

Dieter Münch

Husserl's concept of philosophy

Vol. 21

Karl Schuhmann

Eugen Fink, VI. Cartesianische Meditation

Vol. 21

Paul Gorner

Edmund Husserl, Aufsätze und Vorträge (1911-1921)

Vol. 21

Karl SchuhmannBarry Smith

Edmund Husserl, Vorlesungen über Ethik und Wertlehre 19081914

Vol. 21

Manfred Frings

Phenomenological deconstruction

Vol. 21

J Claude Evans

Husserl and Heidegger on intentionality and being

Vol. 21

Rudolf Bernet(Husserl-Archief, KU Leuven)

The early work of Husserl and artificial intelligence

Vol. 21

Dieter Münch

Husserl and Hume

Vol. 22/2

Richard T Murphy

Problems with the Fregean interpretation of Husserl

Vol. 22/1

Charles S. Brown

Towards a phenomenology of legal thinking

Vol. 23

Michael Saiter

Husserl and Heidegger as phenomenologists

Vol. 23

Paul Gorner

An authentic Husserlian account of the other

Vol. 24

Kristana Arp

Thought experiments architecture and economy of thought

Vol. 26

Nebojsa Kujundzic

The advent of Husserl's phenomenology

Vol. 27/7

Richard T Murphy

Husserl's intersubjective transformation of transcendental philosophy

Vol. 27/7

Dan Zahavi(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)

Phenomenology and time (Edmund Husserl, On the phenomenology of the consciousness of internal time)

Vol. 28

Paul Gorner

Husserl's transcendental turn

Vol. 28

A.C.S. Keirby

Mach and Husserl

Vol. 3/2

Colin McGinn

Husserl and Hodgson

Vol. 3/1

Karl Schuhmann

Phenomenology, realism and logic

Vol. 3/1

Klaus Hartmann

Phenomenology, realism and logic

Vol. 3/1

John Niemeyer Findlay

Logic, mathematics and ontology in Husserl

Vol. 3/2

Thomas A. McCarthy

International congress on "die münchner Phaenomenologie"

Vol. 3/1

Guido Küng

Ethics in the differend of discourses

Vol. 32/3

Bernhard Waldenfels(Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

Statelessness and Bernhard Waldenfels' phenomenology of the alien

Vol. 38/3

William E Conklin

The mythical time of the ideas

Vol. 39/1

Mauro Carbone

Intentionality, indirect ontology and historical ontology

Vol. 39/1

Tony O'ConnorDuane David

Merleau-Ponty: the body of the work and the principle of utopia

Vol. 39/1

Éliane Escoubas

Editorial

Vol. 39/1

Gabrielle Hiltmann

Merleau-Ponty and the question of the other

Vol. 39/1

Françoise Dastur

The voice of Merleau-Ponty

Vol. 39/1

Galen A Johnson(Department of English, University of South Florida)

The central role of the body in Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology

Vol. 39/1

Bernhard Waldenfels(Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

A crucial question in transcendental phenomenology

Vol. 4

Gerhard Funke

Pragmatic, existentialist and phenomenological interpretations of Marxism

Vol. 4

Efraim Shmueli

Comments on H. Spiegelberg and P. Pettit's papers

Vol. 4

Klaus Hartmann

Reflexion and totality in the phenomenology of E. Husserl

Vol. 4

Thomas M. Seebohm

Is the reduction necessary for phenomenology? Husserl's and Pfänder's replies

Vol. 4

Philip Pettit

Aron Gurwitsch (1901-1973)

Vol. 4

Lester Embree

On the dimensions of a phenomenology of science in Husserl and the young Dr. Heidegger

Vol. 4

Theodore Kisiel

Inner-time and lived-through time

Vol. 4

Stuart Spicker

Is the reduction necessary for phenomenology?

Vol. 4

Herbert Spiegelberg

Picturing phenomena

Vol. 41

Victor Biceaga

Polysemy and dissemination

Vol. 43/3

Eddo Evink(Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)

The first man speaking

Vol. 46/3

Anna Petronella Foultier(Stockholms universitet)

The Phenomenon of Ego-splitting in Husserl's Phenomenology of Pure Phantasy

Vol. 48/2

Marco Cavallaro(Universität zu Köln, Husserl-Archiv)

The hubris of transcendental idealism

Vol. 49/2

Martin Ritter

Heidegger's concept of truth reconsidered in light of Tugendhat's critique

Vol. 49/2

Gracie Holliday Beck

Heidegger on expression

Vol. 49/2

Jonathan O'Rourke

Transcendental phenomenology and the way to happiness

Vol. 49/2

Kyeong-Seop Choi

Humanity in Schillebeeckx's hermeneutic phenomenology

Vol. 49/2

Ramona Simut

The anticipation of the present

Vol. 49/2

Stefano Micali

"Epoche" without reduction

Vol. 5

Herbert Spiegelberg

Towards a phenomenology of imagination

Vol. 5

Edward Casey

Husserl's critique of traditional empiricism

Vol. 5

John Heffner

The sense of the "epoche" and "reduction" in Husserl's philosophy

Vol. 5

Philip Bossert

Phenomenology in the United States

Vol. 5

James M. Edie

Imagination and perception

Vol. 5

A.G. Pleydell-Pearce

Embodiment and animality

Vol. 50/2

Cristian Ciocan(Universitatea din București)

Deciding the fate of the state

Vol. 53/4

Aengus Daly(Bergische Universität Wuppertal)

Gurwitsch's field of consciousness and radical embodied cognitive science

Vol. 53/2

Giuseppe Flavio Artese

Art, politics, and the complexity of homo faber in Hannah Arendt's philosophy

Vol. 55/3

Simas Čelutka(Vilnius University)

Marxism and phenomenology

Vol. 6/1

William McBride

Robert Musil and phenomenological psychology

Vol. 6/1

Neil Bolton

Adventures of the dialectic

Vol. 6/1

Laurie Spurling

Introduction to Husserl's syllabus for the Paris lectures on "Introduction to transcendental phenomenology"

Vol. 7

Herbert Spiegelberg

The role of the perceptual world in the Husserlian theory of the sciences

Vol. 7

Gilbert T Null

The introduction to Husserliana I

Vol. 7

Stephan Strasser

Dilthey and Husserl

Vol. 7

Katherine Tillmann

How definitive is the text of Husserl's Cartesian meditations?

Vol. 7

Thomas Attig

Hume and Husserl on time and time-consciousness

Vol. 7

Philip Bossert

Intentionality and the phenomenological method

Vol. 7

Wesley Morriston

Edmund Husserl, Experience and judgment

Vol. 7

Peter Simons

The self in Husserl's Crisis

Vol. 7

Hugh J. Silverman

Self-evidence

Vol. 8

Klaus Hartmann

Geometry and the life-world in Husserl's later philosophy

Vol. 8

Alfons Grieder

Genetic analysis and experience

Vol. 8

Wolfe Mays

Herbert Spiegelberg, doing phenomenology

Vol. 8

Elmar Holenstein

Husserl's solipsism

Vol. 8

Margaret van de Pitte

Husserl and Scheler

Vol. 9

Manfred Frings

Frege and Husserl

Vol. 9

Barry Smith

The life-world, historicity and truth

Vol. 9

Hwa Yol Jung

Embodied space in the temporal self-image

Vol. 9

Meena Alexander