Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

Notizen zu Raumkonstitution (I)

Vol. 1/1

Edmund Husserl

Notizen zur Raumkonstitution I

Vol. 1/1

Alfred Schütz

On imagination

Vol. 1/3

Fritz Kaufmann

Edmund Husserl and the background of his philosophy

Vol. 1/1

Marvin Farber

The world as phenomenological problem

Vol. 1/1

Ludwig Landgrebe

Notizen zu Raumkonstitution (II)

Vol. 1/2

Edmund Husserl

The function of phenomenological analysis

Vol. 1/4

Marvin Farber

Critical Phenomenological Realism

Vol. 1/2

Herbert Spiegelberg

The concept of the given in contemporary philosophy

Vol. 1/2

John Wild

William James's concept of the stream of thought phenomenologically interpreted

Vol. 1/4

Alfred Schütz

The last phase of Husserl's phenomenology

Vol. 1/4

Maximilian Beck

Edmund Husserl, Die Frage nach dem Ursprung der Geometrie

Vol. 1/4

Dorion Cairns

In reply to Cairns' critical remarks

Vol. 1/4

Maximilian Beck

The ideality of verbal expressions

Vol. 1/4

Dorion Cairns

Concerning Beck's "The Last Phase of Husserl's Phenomenology

Vol. 1/4

Dorion Cairns

A non-egological conception of consciousness

Vol. 1/3

Aron Gurwitsch

Strata of experience

Vol. 1/3

Felix Kaufmann

Phenomenology and metaphysics

Vol. 10

Ludwig Landgrebe

Edmund Husserl, Cartesianische Meditationen und Pariser Vorträge

Vol. 11/4

Alfred Schütz

Malvine Husserl

Vol. 11/4

Jean Hering

Edith Steins Werke I. Kreuzeswissenschaft. Studien ueber Johannes a Cruce

Vol. 11/4

Fritz Kaufmann

Choosing among projects of action

Vol. 12/2

Alfred Schütz

Edith Stein, endliches und ewiges sein

Vol. 12/4

Fritz Kaufmann

Edmund Husserl, Ideas II

Vol. 13/3

Alfred Schütz

Edmund Husserl, Ideas III

Vol. 13/4

Alfred Schütz

A. Kastil, Die Philosophie Franz Brentanos

Vol. 13/2

Hugo Bergmann

The proper object of psychology

Vol. 13/3

Maximilian Beck

Edmund Husserl's ideas, volume II

Vol. 13/3

Alfred Schütz

Die Phaenomenologie und die Fundamente der Wissenschaften (Ideas III by Edmund Husserl)

Vol. 13/4

Alfred Schütz

Marcel and the ground issues of metaphysics

Vol. 14/4

William Ernest Hocking

Common-sense and scientific interpretation of human action

Vol. 14/1

Alfred Schütz

Mead and Husserl on the self

Vol. 15

Van Meter Ames

The last work of Edmund Husserl I

Vol. 16/3

Aron Gurwitsch

Persönliche Aufzeichnungen

Vol. 16/3

Edmund Husserl

The last work of Edmund Husserl II

Vol. 17

Aron Gurwitsch

Théorie du champ de la conscience, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 18

Vivian Jerauld McGill

Doubt and phenomenological reduction

Vol. 18

Forrest Williams

The phenomenological approach to history I

Vol. 2/1

Fritz Kaufmann

Phänomenologie und Anthropologie

Vol. 2/1

Edmund Husserl

The Meaning of Objectivism and Realism in Max Scheler's Philosophy of Religion

Vol. 2/3

Hanna Hafkesbrink

Socrates as a precursor of phenomenology

Vol. 2/1

Michael Landmann

On the relationship between Husserl's phenomenology and psychological insight

Vol. 2/1

Ludwig Binswanger

Scheler's theory of intersubjectivity and the general thesis of the alter ego

Vol. 2/3

Alfred Schütz

Vedanta as transcendental phenomenology

Vol. 20

Praous Jivan Chaudhury

E. Fink, sein, wahrheit, welt

Vol. 20

Samuel Hart

Husserl's transcendental-phenomenological reduction

Vol. 20

Richard Schmitt

Phenomenality and transcendence

Vol. 20/2

Hermann Ulrich Asemissen

Type and eidos in Husserl's late philosophy

Vol. 20/2

Alfred Schütz

The phenomenological approach in social sciences

Vol. 20

Hans Neisser

Husserl's critique of Hume's notion of "distinctions of reason"

Vol. 20

Robert E. Butts

E. Fink, alles und nichts

Vol. 21

W Schwartz

In memory of a great philosopher

Vol. 22/4

Lev Shestov

First philosophy and the problem of the world

Vol. 23/2

Marvin Farber

Phenomenology and analysis

Vol. 23/1

Richard Schmitt

Husserl's critique of Descartes

Vol. 23/2

Jean-Marc Laporte

Edith Stein on her activity as an assistant of Edmund Husserl

Vol. 23/2

Roman Witold Ingarden

Phenomenology and positivism

Vol. 23/2

Debabrata SinhaSinha Debabrata

The concept of truth in Husserl's Logical investigations

Vol. 24

Louis Dupré

Immanent constitution in Husserl's lectures on time

Vol. 24

Robert Sokolowski

Transcendental phenomenology and existentialism

Vol. 25/1

James M. Edie

In Memoriam - Alexander Koyré

Vol. 25/3

Jean Hering

Husserl and the coherence of other minds problem

Vol. 26/1

Chauncey B. Downes

Husserl and pre-reflexive constitution

Vol. 26/1

Richard T Murphy

Brentano on the history of Greek philosophy

Vol. 26/1

Hugo Bergmann

Edmund Husserl, Phänomenologische Psychologie

Vol. 27

Walter Cerf

Some parallels between analysis and phenomenology

Vol. 27

Don Ihde

The logic of parts and wholes in Husserl's Investigations

Vol. 28/4

Robert Sokolowski

Studies in Phenomenology and Psychology, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 28/4

Vivian Jerauld McGill

Consciousness and its correlatives

Vol. 28/4

Jitendra Kumar

Fiction and phenomenology

Vol. 29

Donald Kuspit

Husserl's thoughts on God and faith

Vol. 29

Louis Dupré

Induction and Husserl's theory of eidetic variation

Vol. 29

David Michael Levin

The idea of a naturalistic logic

Vol. 29

Marvin Farber

On the nature and aims of phenomenology

Vol. 3/1

John Wild

An introduction to existential philosophy

Vol. 3/3

Moritz Geiger

Nicolai Hartmann and phenomenology

Vol. 3/3

Michael Landmann

Language as phenomenon

Vol. 30

Margaret Chatterjee

Towards a theory of intentionality

Vol. 30

Aron Gurwitsch

Theodor Conrad, zur Wesenslehre des psychischen Lebens und erLebens

Vol. 31/2

Waltraut Stein

Imagination

Vol. 31/2

Edward Casey

Perceiving and imagining

Vol. 31/2

James R. Kuehl

Husserl and Brentano on intentionality

Vol. 31/2

James C. Morrison

The noematics of reason

Vol. 32

Garth Gillan

A psychological contribution to the phenomenology of the Other

Vol. 32

David Smillie

Eidetic analysis, informal rigor and a phenomenological critique of Carnap's notion of explication

Vol. 33/2

Robert S. Tragesser

B. Waldenfels, das zwischenreich des dialogs

Vol. 33/2

Samuel Hart

An essay on phenomenology

Vol. 33/2

R.K. Raval

Intuition and horizon in the philosophy of Husserl

Vol. 34

Henry Pietersma

Aron Gurwitsch (1901-1973)

Vol. 34

Lester Embree

The "fifth meditation" and Husserl's Cartesianism

Vol. 34

David Carr(Emory University)

The "fifth" meditation and Husserl's Cartesianism

Vol. 34

David Carr(Emory University)

Perception and the "concrete abstractness" of science

Vol. 34

Charles Hartshorne

A common misunderstanding concerning Husserl's crisis-text

Vol. 35

Philip Bossert

A common misunderstanding concerning Husserl's Crisis-text

Vol. 35

Philip Bossert

Brief an Arthur Liebert (25.VI.1936)

Vol. 35

Edmund Husserl

Adolph Reinach

Vol. 35

Edmund Husserl

Psychology from the phenomenological standpoint of Husserl

Vol. 36

Jacob Golomb

Phenomenology and the theory of science, by Aron Gurwitsch

Vol. 36

Frederick Kersten

Heidegger and the phenomenological reduction

Vol. 36

Francis Seeburger

Husserl's Crisis

Vol. 37

James C. Morrison

Husserl

Vol. 37

Margaret van de Pitte

Descriptive phenomenology and constructivism

Vol. 37

Hans Seigfried

On Husserl's theory of consciousness in the 5th "Logical investigation"

Vol. 37

Quentin Smith

Generalizing abstraction and the judgment of subsumption in Aron Gurwitsch's version of Husserl's theory of intentionality

Vol. 38

Gilbert T Null

Husserl's theory of the phenomenological reduction in the "Logical investigations"

Vol. 39

Quentin Smith

Husserl and scientific realism

Vol. 39

Gary Gutting

Intention

Vol. 39

Klaus Hedwig

A note on "is" and "ought" in phenomenological perspective

Vol. 39

Lester Embree

Kant, Husserl and Heidegger on time and the unity of "consciousness"

Vol. 39

Ronald P Morrison

On seeing a material thing in space

Vol. 40

John Drummond(Fordham University)

Husserl and Heidegger

Vol. 40

Henry Pietersma

The concept of evidence in Husserl's genealogy of logic

Vol. 41

Lee Regis Snyder

A causal analysis of seeing

Vol. 42/3

Michael Tye

R. Martin, semiotics and linguistic structures

Vol. 42/3

Frederic Fitch

Frege's "objects" and "concepts"

Vol. 42/3

Brian Birchall

The phenomenon of "the look"

Vol. 42/3

George StackRobert Plant

The originality of Hume's theory of obligation

Vol. 42/3

Henry David Aiken

Erwin Straus and Alfred Schutz

Vol. 42/3

Maurice Natanson

Persons and morality

Vol. 42/3

Elie M Adams

Aquinas on God's omnipresence and timelessness

Vol. 42/3

Richard La Croix

Husserl and private languages

Vol. 42/1

Peter Hutcheson

Speechless brutes

Vol. 42/3

John Heil

Hume's missing shade of blue

Vol. 42/3

John Morreall

The function of fiction

Vol. 42/3

Ynhui Park

Phenomenology of memory from Husserl to Merleau-Ponty

Vol. 42/3

David Farrell Krell

What is Husserl's first philosophy?

Vol. 42/3

Jeffner Allen

Context dependent knowledge

Vol. 42/3

Robert Ackermann

H.P. rickman, Wilhelm Dilthey

Vol. 42/3

Elżbieta Paczkowska-Łagowska

The limitations of sense experience

Vol. 42/3

Gerald Stanley

Seeing our own faces

Vol. 42/3

Robert Oakes

Evolutionary epistemology is self-referentially inconsistent

Vol. 42/3

Carl Kordig

Husserl on the foundational structures of natural and cultural sciences

Vol. 42/1

Robert D'Amico

M.-L. schubert kalsi, alexius Meinong

Vol. 42/3

Quentin Smith

The phenomenology of Karol Wojtyla

Vol. 42/3

Hans Köchler

Movements in philosophy

Vol. 43

Herbert Spiegelberg

Markers on the road to the phenomenological movement

Vol. 43

Karl Schuhmann

Truth-makers

Vol. 44

Kevin MulliganPeter SimonsBarry Smith

The relation of form and stuff in Husserl's grammar of pure logic

Vol. 44

Robert Hanna

Husserl and private languages

Vol. 44

Suzanne Cunningham

Perceptual meaning in Husserl

Vol. 45

Suzanne Cunningham

The role of "Ich kann" in Husserl's answer to Humean skepticism

Vol. 46

Albert A Johnstone

Edmund Husserl, Collected works II: Ideas pertaining to a pure phenomenology and to a phenomenological philosophy

Vol. 46

Lester Embree

Husserl's alleged private language

Vol. 47

Peter Hutcheson

The phenomenological analysis of earth's motion

Vol. 48

Pierre Kerszberg

Schlick and Husserl on the foundations of phenomenology

Vol. 48

Jim Shelton

Time and spatial models

Vol. 49

Mary Jeanne Larrabee

Was Husserl a nominalist?

Vol. 49

J.P. Moreland

On multiple realities

Vol. 5/4

Alfred Schütz

Ihre Kritik von Ewald...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

Phenomenology and physics

Vol. 5/2

Henry Margenau

Die Apologie von Schanz...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

The concept of group and the theory of perception

Vol. 5/1

Ernst Cassirer

Ich danke Ihnen fuer die Weise, wie Sie das mir von Stumpf gegebene Versprechen bei ihm in Erinnerung brachten...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

Sie erfreuen mich durch den Bericht ueber Dr. Lederers philanthropische Erfolge...

Vol. 5/1

Franz Brentano

The primacy of perception in Husserl's theory of imagining

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Mark R Drost

Husserl, Heidegger and transcendental philosophy

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Steven Crowell(Rice University)

The problem of knowledge and phenomenology

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Henry Pietersma

Husserl's yearbook

Vol. 50/Supplementary volume

Karl Schuhmann

Individuality: an essay on the foundations of metaphysics, by Jorge J. E. Gracia

Vol. 51/4

Ignacio Angelelli

Rethinking democracy, by Carol C. Gould

Vol. 51/2

Lawrence C. Becker

Symposium contribution on events and their names by Jonathan Bennett

Vol. 51/3

David H. Sanford

Happiness, by Lynne McFall

Vol. 51/4

Thomas L. Carson

The possibility of weakness of will, by Robert Dunn

Vol. 51/2

Alison McIntyre

Neither mentioning "brains in a vat" nor mentioning brains in a vat will prove that we are not brains in a vat

Vol. 51/4

Marian David

Hampton on Hobbes on state-of nature cooperation

Vol. 51/3

Ishtiyaque Haji

Nietzsche's philosophy of culture

Vol. 51/3

Frederick Olafson

Shelly Kagan's the limits of morality

Vol. 51/4

Frances Kamm

Normativity and motivation

Vol. 51/4

Leigh B. Kelley

Backwards and forwards in the modal logic of agency

Vol. 51/4

Nuel D. Belnap

A note on mimesis as make-believe

Vol. 51/2

Richard Wollheim

The independence criterion of substance

Vol. 51/4

Gary RosenkrantzJoshua Hoffman

Moral dilemmas, by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong

Vol. 51/3

Philip L. Quinn

Personal identity and reductionism

Vol. 51/2

Brian Jonathan Garrett

Spinoza, by Alan Donagan

Vol. 51/4

Don Garrett

The need for warrant

Vol. 51/3

Albert A Johnstone

Precis of events and their names

Vol. 51/3

Jonathan Bennett

Events

Vol. 51/3

Jaegwon Kim

Plato's defense of justice

Vol. 51/4

Norman O. Dahl

Precis of the limits of morality

Vol. 51/4

Shelly Kagan

Epicurus' ethical theory: the pleasures of invulnerability

Vol. 51/3

Martha C. Nussbaum

Precis of mimesis as make-believe

Vol. 51/2

Kendall L. Walton

Defending moral options

Vol. 51/4

Dan Brock

Reply to reviewers

Vol. 51/3

Jonathan Bennett

Bearers of virtue

Vol. 51/4

Ramon M. Lemos

Replies to my critics

Vol. 51/4

Shelly Kagan

Reply to reviewers

Vol. 51/2

Kendall L. Walton

Rationality, by Harold I. Brown

Vol. 51/2

Stephen Nathanson

Real imaginings

Vol. 51/2

Patrick Maynard

Shelly Kagan's the limits of morality

Vol. 51/4

Michael Slote

Hegel's theory of mental activity

Vol. 51/3

Richard Aquila(Department of Psychology, University of Tennessee)

Knowledge and evidence, by Paul K. Moser

Vol. 51/4

Timm Triplett

Practical reflection, by J. David Velleman

Vol. 51/4

Michael H. Robins

Realism and psychologism in 19th century logic

Vol. 51/3

Richard R. Brockhaus

Kierkegaard's pragmatist faith

Vol. 51/2

Steven M. Emmanuel

On being epistemically intemal

Vol. 51/4

Stephen Hetherington

Matter in mind: a study of Kant's transcendental deduction, by Richard E. Aquila

Vol. 51/4

Ralf Meerbote

Cooperating and contracting

Vol. 51/3

Jean Hampton

Physicalism

Vol. 51/3

Andrew Melnyk

Comments on mimesis as make-believe

Vol. 51/2

George M. Wilson

Paradoxes, by R. M. Sainsbury

Vol. 51/2

Roy A. Sorensen

Ad walls

Vol. 51/3

Alvin Plantinga

Causation, supervenience, and method

Vol. 51/3

Keith Campbell

Language competence and tradition-constituted rationality

Vol. 51/3

Alicia Juarrero Roque

Davidson's transcendental arguments

Vol. 51/2

William Maker

Virtues and rules

Vol. 51/2

Robert Roberts

Aesthetic understanding

Vol. 51/3

Peter Forrest

Artists in the shadows

Vol. 51/2

Nicholas Wolterstorff

The representational content of musical experience

Vol. 51/2

Mark DeBellis

Tropes and supervenience

Vol. 51/3

Terence Parsons

Skepticism in ethics, by Panayot Butchvarov

Vol. 51/4

James Dreier

We will do it

Vol. 51/2

Raimo Tuomela

Reply to Roque

Vol. 51/3

Alasdair MacIntyre

Why Plantinga must move from defense to theodicy

Vol. 51/2

Jerry L. Walls

Intensional logic and the metaphysics of intentionality, by Edward N. Zalta

Vol. 51/2

Dale Jacquette

Philosophical essays, by Richard Cartwright

Vol. 51/2

Richard B. Angell

Sense and certainty, by Marie McGinn

Vol. 51/3

John Greco

Sklar on methodological conservatism

Vol. 52/1

Jonathan Vogel

Putnam on truth

Vol. 52/2

Richard Rorty

On action, by Carl Ginet

Vol. 52/2

Alfred Mele

Grundlagen einer Theorle der Wahrheit, by Lorenz B. Puntel

Vol. 52/2

Barry Smith

Almost indiscernible twins

Vol. 52/2

H. E. Baber

Gibbard's conceptual scheme for moral philosophy

Vol. 52/4

Thomas L. Carson

A moderate mentalism

Vol. 52/2

Christopher Peacocke

Comments on some aspects of Peter Unger's identity, consciousness and value

Vol. 52/1

Peter Strawson

You know what you falsely believe (or: Pollock, know thyself!)

Vol. 52/2

Robert K. Shope

The epistemic role of qualitative content

Vol. 52/2

Theodore W. Schick

Eplstemic justification. essays in the theory of knowledge, by William Alston

Vol. 52/1

Matthias Steup

Causation and universals, by Evan Fales

Vol. 52/4

John W. Carroll

Husserl and analytic philosophy and husserlian intentionality and non-foundational realism

Vol. 52/3

Robert Sokolowski

Justification by balance

Vol. 52/1

Harvey Siegel

Direct realism, indirect realism, and epistemology

Vol. 52/2

Harold I. Brown

Contextualism and knowledge attributions

Vol. 52/4

Keith Derose

Divine nature and human language: essays in philosophical theology, by William P. Alston

Vol. 52/2

Thomas V. Morris

Reply to shope

Vol. 52/2

John L. Pollock

I touch what I saw

Vol. 52/1

Arindam Chakrabarti

Heidegger's question of being and the augustinian picture' of language

Vol. 52/2

Herman Philipse

Precis of identity, consciousness and value

Vol. 52/1

Peter Unger

Multiple realization and the metaphysics of reduction

Vol. 52/1

Jaegwon Kim

How to build a person

Vol. 52/3

Stephen Schiffer

Deciding for others: the ethics of surrogate decision making, by Allan E. Buchanan and Dan W. Brock

Vol. 52/1

Donald Vandeveer

Gibbard on normative logic

Vol. 52/4

Simon Blackburn

Direct and indirect belief

Vol. 52/2

Curtis Brown

Reply to reviewers

Vol. 52/1

Peter Unger

Heidegger and Habermas on criticism and totality

Vol. 52/3

David Kolb

Three rival versions of moral enquiry: encyclopaedia, genealogy, and tradition, by Alasdair MacIntyre

Vol. 52/3

Joel J. Kupperman

Reason and morality: a defense of the egocentric perspective, by Richard Fumerton

Vol. 52/4

Richard Feldman

The absurdity of life

Vol. 52/1

Steven Luper-Foy

Things change

Vol. 52/3

Mark Heller

The circle of acquaintance: perception, consciousness, and empathy, by David Woodruff Smith

Vol. 52/4

Richard Aquila(Department of Psychology, University of Tennessee)