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Roman Ingarden’s Literary Theory
1976Ingarden was one of the closest and most devoted disciples of Edmund Husserl.1 But this does not mean that he submitted completely to his teacher’s thinking It is characteristic of the ‘phenomenological school’ and at the same time to a much lesser degree tragic that Husserl did not have disciples who were willing to continue directly on his path ...
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Roman Ingarden and the Venus of Milo
1990Ingarden visited Paris as often as circumstances allowed. Besides being attracted by the inspiring cultural qualities of the city itself, he was particularly drawn to the Louvre and its prominently displayed and world-famous statue called the Venus of Milo.
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Roman Ingarden’s Moral Philosophy
1976Two publications of Roman Ingarden deal directly and exclusively with ethical problems: ‘An Inquiry into Moral Values’1 (this is almost an exact record of one of his lectures on ethics held at the Jagiellonian University in 1961/62) and Ueber die Verantwortung 2 (an extended version of his lecture delivered at the International Philosophical Congress ...
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The Enduring Importance of Roman Ingarden for Reception Theory
2021Natalia Anna Michna +2 more
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Roman Ingarden and Our Times: Recent Trends in Phenomenology and Contemporary Philosophy
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