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The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy
2015Burt Hopkins, John Drummond
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Where and when did philosophy begin? Here we have an altogether plausible question that is inherent in a cultural context and accepted in its obviousness: but it contains a paradox inasmuch as this cultural context — within which philosophy has a when and a where or, if you prefer, a history — remains wholly and irremediably estranged from this ...
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Where and when did philosophy begin? Here we have an altogether plausible question that is inherent in a cultural context and accepted in its obviousness: but it contains a paradox inasmuch as this cultural context — within which philosophy has a when and a where or, if you prefer, a history — remains wholly and irremediably estranged from this ...
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The Philosophy of Zubiri as a Phenomenological Philosophy
1991The aim of this essay is to try to determine to what degree we can affirm that Zubiri’s Philosophy of Reality is a phenomenological philosophy. To that end we start from Zubiri’s own concept of phenomenology, that which he set forth in a 1935 article entitled “Filosofia y Metafisica ...
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Phenomenology as First Philosophy: Reflections on Husserl
1997I. There are many different answers to the question of what Husserl’s phenomenology is. It is above all a new philosophical method, as Husserl himself emphasized again and again, expressing his conviction that truly profound accomplishments in philosophy arise principally from innovations in method, rather than from reformulations of earlier doctrines ...
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The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy
2023Burt C. Hopkins, Daniele De Santis
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Phenomenology as Rigorous Philosophy
2020Having presented Husserl’s pre-transcendental position in Chap. 1, we may now turn our attention to his breakthrough to the transcendental and the initial stages of his transcendental period proper. We shall find, however, that this is no simple or straightforward matter. In this chapter, we begin by picking up where we left off in the closing pages of
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