Ideas

Husserl Edmund

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Ideas

General introduction to pure phenomenology

Edmund Husserl

Translated by William Ralph Boyce Gibson

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Author's preface to the English edition Edmund Husserl

pp.11-30

Translator's preface William Ralph Boyce Gibson

pp.31-33

Introduction Edmund Husserl

pp.41-50

The nature and knowledge of essential being Edmund Husserl

pp.51-100

Fact and essence Edmund Husserl

pp.51-79

Naturalistic misconstructions Edmund Husserl

pp.80-100

The fundamental phenomenological outlook Edmund Husserl

pp.101-186

The thesis of the natural standpoint and its suspension Edmund Husserl

pp.101-111

Consciousness and natural reality Edmund Husserl

pp.112-146

The region of pure consciousness Edmund Husserl

pp.147-170

The phenomenological reductions Edmund Husserl

pp.171-186

Procedure of pure phenomenology in respect of methods and problems Edmund Husserl

pp.187-358

Preliminary considerations of method Edmund Husserl

pp.187-211

General structures of pure consciousness Edmund Husserl

pp.212-254

Noesis and noema Edmund Husserl

pp.255-281

Theory of the noetic-noematic structures

Elaboration of the problems

Edmund Husserl

pp.282-358

Reason and reality (wirklichkeit) Edmund Husserl

pp.359-428

Noematic meaning and relation to the object Edmund Husserl

pp.359-378

Phenomenology of the reason Edmund Husserl

pp.379-403

Grades of generality in the ordering of the problems of the theoretic reason Edmund Husserl

pp.404-428

Analytical index William Ralph Boyce Gibson

pp.429-465

Index to proper names William Ralph Boyce Gibson

pp.466

Publication details

Publisher: MacMillan

Ort: New York

Year: 1931

Seiten: 466

Referenz:

Husserl Edmund (1931) Ideas: General introduction to pure phenomenology. New York, MacMillan.