Foreword

Walter Biemel

11-14

Preface

Peter McCormick, Frederick Elliston

15-16

Introduction to "Husserl's inaugural lecture at Freiburg im Breisgau (1917)"

Robert W. Jordan

3-8

The Husserliana

17-19

Introduction to "Husserl's inaugural lecture at Freiburg im Breisgau (1917)"

Robert W. Jordan

3-8

Pure phenomenology, its method and its field of investigation

Inaugural lecture at Freiburg im Breisgau (1917)

Edmund Husserl

9-17

Introduction to "Author's preface to the English edition of Ideas"

Margaret van de Pitte

36-42

Introduction to "On the concept of number"

Dallas Willard

86-91

Introduction to "Psychological studies for elementary logic"

Richard Hudson

120-125

Husserl's critique of psychologism

Thomas Sheehan

143-145

Introduction

Dallas Willard

148-151

Husserl on philosophy as a rigorous science

Peter McCormick

161-165

Introduction to the Dilthey-Husserl-correspondence

Walter Biemel

198-202

Introduction [to "Foundational investigations of the phenomenological origin of the spatiality of nature"]

Frederick Kersten

213-221

Introduction to "World of the living present"

Frederick Elliston

234-237

Introduction to "The origin of geometry"

David Carr

251-254

The phenomenology of internal time-consciousness

John Brough

271-276

On "Experience and judgment"

Karl Ameriks

289-293

A transcendentalist's manifesto

Introduction to "Phenomenology and anthropology"

John Scanlon

311-314

Introduction to Husserl's "Renewal: its problem and method"

Jeffner Allen

324-325

Introduction [to "Universal teleology"]

Frederick Elliston

332-334

Introduction to "Recollections of Franz Brentano"

Richard Hudson

338-341

Edmund Husserl's letter to Arnold Metzger

Erazim Kohák

357-359