Choice and the social sciences

Alfred Schütz

Introduction [to Husserl's "Inaugural lecture at Freiburg im Breisgau (1917)"]

Herman L. Van Breda

3-4

The many senses and denotations of the word Bewußtsein (consciousness) in Edmund Husserl's writings

Dorion Cairns

19-31

The problem of the beginning of philosophy in Husserl's philosophy

Ludwig Landgrebe

33-53

Husserl's protreptic

Robert Sokolowski

55-82

On truth. A fragment

Rudolf Boehm

83-100

On the method of phenomenological reduction, its presuppositions and its future

Edward Ballard

101-123

On the ideal of phenomenology

John Sallis

125-133

The perceptual noema

Gurwitsch's crucial contribution

Hubert L. Dreyfus

135-170

The foundation of predicative experience and the spontaneity of consciousness

Giuseppina Moneta

171-207

Reflections on evidence and criticism in the theory of consciousness

Richard Zaner

209-230

Husserl's conception of the "Grammatical" and contemporary linguistics

James M. Edie

233-261

The forms of sensibility and transcendental phenomenology

Nathan Rotenstreich

389-405

What William James knew about Edmund Husserl

On the credibility of Pitkin's testimony

Herbert Spiegelberg

407-422

The life-world and the concept of reality

Hans Blumenberg

425-444

The life-world and Gurwitsch's orders of existence

Werner Marx

445-460

Lifeworld, time and liberty in Husserl

Enzo Paci

461-468

Towards a phenomenology of theoria

Lester Embree

191-207