The beginnings of Husserl's philosophy, part 1

From "Über den Begriff der Zahl" to "Philosophie der Arithmetik"

Carlo Ierna

1-56

Scientific philosophy, phenomenology, and logic

the approach of Paul Linke

Robin Rollinger

57-79

The significance of Stern's "Präsenzzeit" for Husserl's phenomenology of inner time-consciousness

Nicolas de Warren

81-122

The temporality of teleology

against the narrativity of action

Theodore Schatzki

123-143

Being there

Heidegger's formally indicative concept of "dasein"

Søren Overgaard

145-163

Perceptual and scientific thing

on Husserl's analysis of "nature-thing" in ideas ii

Panos Theodorou

165-187

Phenomenology of feeling in Husserl and Levinas

Nam-In Lee

189-209

Perception and self-awareness in Merleau-Ponty

the problem of the tacit cogito in the phenomenology of perception

Wai-Shun Hung

211-224

Αἰσώπου τι γέλοιον Plato's Phaedo as an aesopian fable about the immortal soul

a fragmentary attempt in understanding

Ivan Chvatík

225-243

Two versions of Husserl's late history

Jacob Klein and Jacques Derrida and the problem of modernity

Joshua Kates

245-275

Introduction to Husserl's Lecture on the concept of number (ws 1889/90)

Carlo Ierna

276-277

Vorlesung über den Begriff der Zahl (ws 1889/90)

Edmund Husserl

278-309

Psychische Präsenzzeit

William Stern

310-351

Introduction Edmund Husserl

the radical reduction to the living present as the fully enacted trascendental reduction

Sebastian Luft

352-357

Radikale Reduktion auf die strömendlebendige Gegenwart ist äquivalent mit transzendental phänomenologischer Reduktion

Edmund Husserl

358-363

Martina Stieler's memories of Edmund Husserl

Ronald Bruzina

365-376

Transcendental phenomenology and the question of transcendence

a discussion of Damian Byers's intentionality and transcendence

Søren Overgaard

377-388

Method and discovery in phenomenology

a reply to Søren Overgaard

Damian Byers

389-397

Inside phenomenology

a reply to Damian Byers

Søren Overgaard

398-404