"Intention" and "intentionality" in the scholastics, Brentano and Husserl

3-26

Husserl's and Peirce's phenomenologies

coincidence or interaction

27-50

Husserl's phenomenology and Sartre's existentialism

51-61

Husserl and Pfänder on the phenomenological reduction

62-82

"Linguistic phenomenology"

John L. austin and Alexander Pfänder

83-90

Amiel's "New phenomenology"

Herbert Spiegelberg

93-104

What William James knew about Edmund Husserl

On the credibility of Pitkin's testimony

Herbert Spiegelberg

105-118

Brentano's Husserl image

119-124

On the significance of the correspondence between Brentano and Husserl

125-143

Husserl in England

Facts and lessons

Herbert Spiegelberg

144-161

On the misfortunes of Husserl's Encyclopaedia britannica article "phenomenology"

162-165

Preface to W. R. Boyce Gibson's Freiburg diary 1928

166-172

Husserl's approach to phenomenology for Americans

a letter and its sequel

173-192

A review of Wolfgang Köhler's The place of value in a world of facts

193-201

The puzzle of Wittgenstein's Phänomenologie (1929–?)

202-228