Mohanty on transcendental philosophy

David Carr

1-11

On transcendental philosophy

Margaret Chatterjee

13-23

On the possibility of transcendental philosophy

some construction and questions

Chattopadhyaya

25-48

The premature refutation of relativism

Joseph Margolis

49-63

Mohanty on the possibility of transcendental philosophy

William R. McKenna

65-79

Transcendental "I"

David W. Smith

81-91

The concept of the body

Eliot Deutsch

93-109

Husserl's theory of indexicals

Karl Schuhmann

111-127

Husserl's theories of indexicals

Karl Schuhmann

111-127

Possible "worlds"

remarks about a controversy

Thomas M. Seebohm

129-143

Higher positivism

S. P. Banerjee

145-156

Husserl vs. Derrida

James M. Edie

157-176

Mind and memory

Edward Casey

177-194

Hermeneutics, "great" philosophy, and Jaspers' Schelling

Tom Rockmore

195-207

Representation and the historical sciences

Lester Embree

209-217

Hegel's critique of psychologism

Frank M. Kirkland

219-244

The influence of phenomenology on J. N. Mohanty's understanding of "consciousness' in indian philosophy

Anindita Balslev

245-253

Mohanty on Śabda pramāna

Sibajiban Bhattacharyya

255-268

Continuing the conversation

Mohanty

269-288

Self presentation

Mohanty

289-293