A history of poetics : German scholarly aesthetics and poetics in international context, 1770-1960 / by Richter, Sandra, 1973-

Table of Contents: “…Phenomenological and Ontological Poetics: Edmund Husserl and Roman Ingarden (1931) --…”
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The Husserl dictionary / by Moran, Dermot

Table of Contents: “…Husserl's Life and Works; Abbreviations; The Husserl Dictionary A-Z; Bibliography; i Works by Edmund Husserl in German; ii Other editions and selections of Husserl's works; iii Works by Edmund Husserl in English translation; iv Selected further reading; Index.…”
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Four phenomenological philosophers : Husserl, Heidegger, Sartre, Merleau-Ponty / by Macann, Christopher E.

Table of Contents: “…1. Edmund Husserl -- 2. Martin Heidegger -- 3. Jean-Paul Sartre -- 4. …”
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A politics of understanding : the international thought of Raymond Aron / by Davis, Reed M.

Table of Contents: “…"To grasp truth and reality" : Max Weber, Edmund Husserl, and the philosophy of history -- "That cool distiller of passion and interest" : sociology and the meaning of industrial society -- Peace and war : the descent to theory -- Clausewitz and the art of war -- Critical confrontation.…”
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A politics of understanding : the international thought of Raymond Aron / by Davis, Reed M.

Table of Contents: “…"To grasp truth and reality" : Max Weber, Edmund Husserl, and the philosophy of history -- "That cool distiller of passion and interest" : sociology and the meaning of industrial society -- Peace and war : the descent to theory -- Clausewitz and the art of war -- Critical confrontation.…”
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The Apriori Foundations of the Civil Law : Along with the lecture ""Concerning Phenomenology"" by Reinach, Adolf

Table of Contents: “…Introduction to the Reprint; Foreword to the Reprint; A Brief Biography of Reinach; Reinach as Philosophical Personality; Edmund Husserl; Dietrich von Hildebrand; Edith Stein; Hedwig Conrad-Martius; The Apriori Foundations of the Civil Law; Concerning Phenomenology; Appendix: "Speech Act Theory and Phenomenology."…”
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Existentialism and human existence : an account of five major philosophers / by Koenig, Thomas

Table of Contents: “…[1] The phenomenology of Edmund Husserl -- The existential philosophy of Albert Camus -- The existenz philosophy of Karl Jaspers -- The philosophy of Gabriel Marcel -- The philosophy of Martin Heidegger -- v. 2. …”

Political readings of Descartes in Continental thought / by Segev, Alon

Table of Contents: “…Home and exile -- Progress: Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Georges Sorel and Martin Heidegger -- Franz Baader: Cogitor Ergo Sum -- Edmund Husserl: the crisis of the European man -- Martin Heidegger: Homo Est Brutum Bestiale -- Franz Borkenau: Cartesianism and the exploitation of man and nature -- Franz Böhm: German philosophy at war with Cartesianism.…”
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Husserl and the Sciences : Selected Perspectives. by Feist, Richard A.

Table of Contents: “…Acknowledgements; About the authors; Introduction; PART I: PHENOMENOLOGY, EPISTEMOLOGY, AND THE SCIENCES; Chapter 1 Edmund Husserl and the History of Classical Foundationalism; Chapter 2 What Is Wrong with Naturalizing Epistemology? …”
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The new yearbook for phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Dorion Cairns's Review of Eugen Fink's The Problem of Edmund Husserl's PhenomenologyReview of Eugen Fink's The Problem of Edmund Husserl's Phenomenology -- Notes on Contributors.…”
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Phenomenological sociology : insight and experience in modern society / by Ferguson, Harvie

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Contetns; Acknowledgements; Introduction: Phenomenology and Sociology; Part I: Explications; Chapter 1 -- Astonishment: the Birth and Rebirth of the Phenomenal; Chapter 2 -- Insight: Edmund Husserl's Clarification of Experience; Chapter 3 -- Variation: Method and Theme in Development of Phenomenology; Chapter 4 -- Dialogue: Phenomenology in Social Theory; Part II: Implications; Chapter 5 -- Experience: Historical Sociology of the Natural Attitude; Chapter 6 -- Equivocations: Modern Trinitarian Conundrums; Chapter 7 -- Society: Sociological Reductions.…”
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Time and philosophy : a history of continental thought / by McCumber, John

Table of Contents: “…Germany, 1790-1890 -- The collapse of Kant -- Hegel discovers the past -- Marx, capitalism and the future -- Kierkegaard's dreadful future -- Nietzsche and the boundless future -- Germany and America, 1900-1968 -- The return of traditional philosophy : Edmund Husserl -- The finite future : Martin Heidegger -- Activity and mortality : Hannah Arendt -- The twilight of Enlightenment : Theodor W. …”

A guide to the phenomenology of religion : key figures, formative influences and subsequent debates / by Cox, James L.

Table of Contents: “…Defining the scope : phenomenology within the academic study of religions -- Understanding phenomena : key ideas in the philosophy of Edmund Husserl -- The universal experience of religion in Ritschlian theology -- Ideal types and the social sciences : the contributions of Troelstch, Weber and Jung to phenomenological thinking -- The decisive role of Dutch phenomenology in the new science of religion -- From Africa to Lancaster : the British school of phenomenology -- Interpreting the sacred : North American phenomenology at Chicago and in the thought of W.C. …”
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Husserl and analytic philosophy /

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Psychologization and the subject of late modernity / by Vos, Jan de, 1967-

Table of Contents: “…La Mettrie and the perverse core of the psy-sciences Chapter 2 From psychologism to psychologization. Edmund Husserl's life-world revisitedChapter 3 Therapeutic culture and its discontents. …”

Europe, or The Infinite Task : a Study of a Philosophical Concept. by Gasché, Rodolphe

Table of Contents: “…MERIDIAN -- Crossing Aesthetics; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Introduction; PART I -- Edmund Husserl; 1 Infinite Tasks; 2 Universality and Spatial Form; 3 Universality in the Making; PART II -- Martin Heidegger; 4 Singular Essence; 5 The Strangeness of Beginnings; 6 The Originary World of Tragedy; PART III -- Jan Patocka; 7 Care of the Soul; 8 The Genealogy of "Europe-Responsibility"; PART IV -- Jacques Derrida; 9 European Memories; 10 "This Little Thing That Is Europe"; 11 De-closing the Horizon; Epilogue; Notes; Bibliography; Index.…”
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From Kant to Lévi-Strauss : the background to contemporary critical theory /

Table of Contents: “…Adorno and Max Horkheimer / Matt F. Connell -- Edmund Husserl / William Hutson -- Martin Heidegger / David Woods -- Hans-Georg Gadamer / Nicholas H. …”
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From Kant to Lévi-Strauss : the background to contemporary critical theory /

Table of Contents: “…Adorno and Max Horkheimer / Matt F. Connell -- Edmund Husserl / William Hutson -- Martin Heidegger / David Woods -- Hans-Georg Gadamer / Nicholas H. …”
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The far reaches : phenomenology, ethics, and social renewal in central Europe / by Gubser, Mike

Table of Contents: “…The solicitude of the father: Franz Brentano's ethics of social renewal -- A true and better 'I': Edmund Husserl's call for worldly renewal -- Phenomenology without reduction: the realism of the original phenomenological movement -- The blueprint of a new heart: Max Scheler and the order of love -- Philosophy en plein air: interwar social and ethical phenomenology -- Interlude: phenomenology and East European dissidence -- The point of view of life: Czechoslovak phenomenology through the Prague Spring -- The far reaches: Jan Patočka's transcendence to the world -- The definitive no: phenomenology and Czechoslovak resistance to impersonal power -- The radiation of humanity: Karol Wojtyła's phenomenological personalism -- The light of values: phenomenological ramifications in Polish dissidence.…”

Phenomenology explained : from experience to insight / by Detmer, David, 1958-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Husserl's Radicalism; The Subject Matter of Phenomenology; Philosophy as Rigorous Science; Objectivity, Subjectivity, and Correlativity; An Example of Phenomenological Description; The Aims of Phenomenology; The Critical Reception of Phenomenology; Edmund Husserl and the Origins of Phenomenology: A Biographical Overview; Prospectus -- 1. …”
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