Introduction

Burt C. Hopkins

1-9

Ontology and transcendental phenomenology between Husserl and Heidegger

Steven Crowell

13-36

Merleau-ponty's appropriation of Husserl's notion of "präsenzfeld"

Patrick Burke

37-58

What is a self?

James Mensch

61-77

The vertical intentionality of time-consciousness and sense-giving

Hiroshi Kojima

79-93

Two models of foundation in the logical investigations

Thomas Nenon

97-114

Individuals, identity, names

phenomenological considerations

Thomas M. Seebohm

115-150

Phenomenological cognition of the a priori

Husserl's method of "seeing essences" (Wesenserschauung)

Burt C. Hopkins

151-178

Husserl on relativism in the late manuscripts

Mohanty

181-188

Life-world and history

Algis Mickunas

189-208

Husserl's phenomenology and contemporary science

Harry P. Reeder

211-234