Husserl and the mind–body problem

Emiliano Trizio

1-15

Phenomenological kaleidoscope

remarks on the husserlian method of eidetic variation

Daniele De Santis

16-41

Husserl and McDowell on the role of concepts in perception

Maxime Doyon

42-74

Edmund Husserl's Europe

borders, limits and crises

Timo Miettinen

75-95

The ontological status of essences in Husserl's thought

Andrea Zhok

96-127

Heidegger on understanding one's own being

Shockey

128-143

Jacob Klein's two prescient discoveries

Eva T. Brann

144-153

On the mathematical representation of spacetime

a case study in historical–phenomenological desedimentation

Joseph Cosgrove

154-186

Splitting the Μονάς

Jacob Klein's math book reconsidered (part I)

Claudio Majolino

187-213

History of physics and the thought of Jacob Klein

Richard F. Hassing

214-248

Jacob Klein on the dispute between Plato and Aristotle regarding number

Andrew Romiti

249-270

Klein on Aristotle on number

Edward C. Halper

271-281

The philosophical achievement of Jacob Klein

Burt C. Hopkins

282-296

Retrieving Husserl's phenomenology

Hopkins on philosophy's last stand

Steven Crowell

297-311