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Lawha MahfuzUnderstanding Husserl’s Crisis of European ManEdmund Husserl (1859–1938) was the last great European rationalist, a one-of-a-kind and even paradoxical figure: the founder of…Dec 25, 2022
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Jakub JurgaLife as an unresolved melody — a lesson from music and HusserlWhen I was recently learning a piano piece and discussing it with my teacher, I remember a beautiful thing that he said concerning music…Apr 26Apr 26
Nick NielsenMax Scheler on Philosophical Anthropology and HistoryPart of a Series on the Philosophy of HistoryAug 23
Lawha MahfuzUnderstanding Husserl’s Crisis of European ManEdmund Husserl (1859–1938) was the last great European rationalist, a one-of-a-kind and even paradoxical figure: the founder of…Dec 25, 2022
InEl Viaje FilosóficobyRubaiyat RahmanGender, Body and Simone de BeauvoirPhenomenological DiscussionJul 281
Jakub JurgaLife as an unresolved melody — a lesson from music and HusserlWhen I was recently learning a piano piece and discussing it with my teacher, I remember a beautiful thing that he said concerning music…Apr 26
Nick NielsenHusserl and Philosophy of History as a Crisis DisciplinePart of a Series on the Philosophy of HistoryApr 9
