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. Joneserian phenomenology are radically different, and have virtually nothing to do with each other,”. to the contention that “the whole of Sein und Zeit Springs from an indication given by Husserl,” and amounts to nothing more than a detailed elaboration of a particular Husserlian theme..

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Dejun Tony Kong,Sarah Drewl” goals, going about our “everyday” business. On this Husserl and Heidegger agree. They also agree that somehow this “natural” or everyday life is what feeds phenomenology. Phenomenologists are not people who turn their eyes to a different world, but women and men for whom ., indeed especially in i

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Erica Gabrielle Foldy,Tamara R. Buckleyaracter and fate of phenomenological philosophy, as well as its place in the present philosophical milieu, depend crucially on the way we understand the complexities that connect the thinking of these two great philosophers. We still need to clarify what happened during the period between the public

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Inga Carboni,Tiziana Casciaron . experience and, as Heidegger explains a few lines later, according to what he has “already suggested” in his preceding analyses of the fundamental discovery of intentionality (in §5), categorial intuition is found even in every . (48/64). Heidegger insists on this claim, and at several points of

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