Husserl at harvard

the origins of American phenomenology

Jonathan Strassfeld

3-23

Phenomenology's inauguration in English and in the North American curriculum

Winthrop Bell's 1927 Harvard course

Jason M. Bell

25-45

The Freiburg encounter

Aron Gurwitsch and Edmund Husserl on transformations of consciousness

Daniel Marcelle

47-70

The place of philosophy at the New school for social research

Judith Friedlander

73-98

The Golden age of phenomenology

at the New school for social research, 1954–1973

Lester Embree, Michael Barber

99-106

The checkered legacy of Marvin Farber's idiosyncratic understanding of phenomenology

Eric Chelstrom

107-129

The role of Dorion Cairns in the reception of phenomenology in North America

the first "born American" phenomenologist

Richard Zaner

131-142

Important twentieth century American Husserl scholars

Thomas Nenon, Michela B. Ferri

145-149

Herbert Spiegelberg

from Munich to North America

Carlo Ierna

151-166

Jitendra Nath Mohanty

a phenomenological Vedāntin

Gabriel R. Ricci

167-186

Philosophy and the integrity of the person

the phenomenology of Robert Sokolowski

Molly Brigid McGrath

187-204

A.-T. Tymieniecka

a phenomenologist in the United States. the adventures of a Polish-born American

Daniela Verducci

205-223

The history of the Husserl archives established in memory of Alfred Schutz at the New school for social research

Michela B. Ferri

227-238

The impact of North American phenomenological organizations

the chronicle revisited

Daniel Marcelle

239-260

History of the Husserl circle

Algis Mickunas, Burt C. Hopkins

261-266

The society of phenomenology and existential philosophy

Anthony Steinbock

267-281

A history of the Center for advanced research in phenomenology, inc.

Thomas Nenon

283-291

The Simon Silverman phenomenology center at Duquesne university and phenomenology in North America

Jeffrey McCurry, Chelsea R. Binnie

293-313

Importing phenomenology

the early editorial life of "philosophy and phenomenological research"

Gabriel R. Ricci

317-336

Two North American phenomenological journals

"Husserl studies" and "The new yearbook for phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy"

William R. McKenna, Burt C. Hopkins

337-341

Phenomenology in America (1964–1984)

Don Ihde

345-364

California phenomenology

Jeffrey Yoshimi, Clinton Tolley, David W. Smith

365-387

Dallas Willard

reviving realism on the West coast

Micah D. Tillman

389-407

Husserl and the Pittsburgh school

Nicholas Rescher

409-415

From consciousness to being

Edith Stein's philosophy and its reception in North America

Antonio Calcagno

417-431

The analytic reception of Husserlian phenomenology in the united states

history, problems, and prospects

Paul Livingston

435-459