Titlebook: Leading through Conflict; Into the Fray Dejun Tony Kong,Donelson R. Forsyth Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Daniel N. Jonesophers who would subsequently associate themselves with this movement, and eagerly reiterate Husserl’s maxim, was Martin Heidegger. The final story of the personal relationship of these two major figures of twentieth Century philosophy still remains to be told,1 but it is certain that it ended in pe

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Dejun Tony Kong,Sarah Drew. 155–156). Furthermore, Heidegger apparently views the task of describing the world in the way we naturally experience it in our everyday life as a crucial one, a task on which the success of the whole of phenomenology could depend (cf. . 20, p. 156; ., p. 52).. Thus, if Husserl’s analyses of the n

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Michele WilliamsPhenomenology: intentionality, categorial intuition, and the new conception of the a priori. Nevertheless, closer examination of the text discloses a series of subtle but serious problems. Our interest here will be restricted to Heidegger’s presentation of his understanding of Husserl’s theory regar

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Inga Carboni,Tiziana CasciaroPhenomenology: intentionality, categorial intuition, and the new conception of the a priori. Nevertheless, closer examination of the text discloses a series of subtle but serious problems. Our interest here will be restricted to Heidegger’s presentation of his understanding of Husserl’s theory regar

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Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa i.e., in Eidetic Descriptive or Pure Eidetic Psychology, elements that were silently presupposed were actually in need of phenomenological clarification and reconsideration. This was also the case with regard to the problematic ontological status of the world, as it is experienced in the natural at

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Susan OpotowPhenomenology: intentionality, categorial intuition, and the new conception of the a priori. Nevertheless, closer examination of the text discloses a series of subtle but serious problems. Our interest here will be restricted to Heidegger’s presentation of his understanding of Husserl’s theory regar

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