Titlebook: Content and Object; Husserl, Twardowski Jens Cavallin Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 Edmund Husserl.concept.hist

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The Background: The Controversy on Psychologism in Philosophy,focus of attention — shares a basic attitude with this strand of thought: philosophical reflection will necessarily transcend the border of what is, today or at any other time, considered to be philosophy.

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0079-1350 . Revision of an earlier work poses specific problems, some of which deserve mentioning. After the appearance of the first version of this book new literature on related subjects and a new version of the principal HusserI text involved in the discussion have appeared. The newer literature contains b

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Prologue: A Remark on the Study of the History of Philosophy, the history of the history of philosophy: radical tendencies to stand absolutely free from prejudgements have alternated with a deep traditionalism — both attitudes have influenced the degree to which previous thought has been studied and taken into consideration.

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Thomas D. Parsons,Albert “Skip” Rizzoly involves ., and in particular its own history in its own process. This is commonly referred to as the reflective nature of philosophy. Philosophy “bends back” in a process of recollection, or even recreation, of its history. History should here be taken in the sense of an effort to understand ear

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Daniel T. Eitzman MD,Randal J. Westrick BSons or other mental phenomena. Nevertheless, the concept in focus soon turned out rather to be “what is presented” in another sense, or more generally the . of “intentional acts”, frequently referred to simply as the “intentional object”. Twardowski made an effort to dispose entirely of that notion,