Current Continental Research

Can "Phenomenology" in Kant and Lambert be connected with Husserlian phenomenology?

Vol. 004

Ernst Wolfgang Orth

The primacy of practical reason in Kant and Husserl

Vol. 004

Gerhard Funke

Subjectivity and freedom

Vol. 004

Debabrata SinhaSinha Debabrata

Husserl and Kant

Vol. 004

Frank M. Kirkland

Phenomenology and the renewal of culture

Vol. 1

John E Jalbert

Reflections on "The Vienna lecture"

Vol. 1

Wolfgang W. Fuchs

Thinking and the crisis of reason

Vol. 1

Osborne P Wiggins

Brief an Rudolf Jaensch (26.VI.1925)

Vol. 12

Edmund Husserl

The missing link in the early Heidegger

Vol. 12

Theodore Kisiel

"Nature" in the human-scientific perspective

Vol. 6

John E Jalbert

The problem of generalization in Dilthey and Husserl

Vol. 6

Ernst Wolfgang Orth

The future perfect

Vol. 6

David Carr(Emory University)

"Nature" in the human-scientific perspective

Vol. 6

Katherine Tillmann

Dilthey, Husserl and prima philosophia

Vol. 6

Thomas M. Seebohm

Probleme der Kulturphilosophie und der Kulturanthropologie in der Phänomenologie

Vol. 7

Ernst Wolfgang Orth

Letztbegründung und "Ethik des Denkens"

Vol. 7

Gerhard Funke

On the two foundations of knowledge according to Husserl

Vol. 7

José Huertas-Jourda

The meaning of the phenomenological critique of science

Vol. 7

Rudolf Boehm

Descriptive phenomenology

Vol. 7

Maurice Natanson

Philosophy as a striving towards universal sophia in the integral sense

Vol. 7

Dorion Cairns

The other in the field of consciousness

Vol. 7

Thomas M. Seebohm

The problem of sense data in Husserl's theory of perception

Vol. 7

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