Austrian phenomenology

Rollinger Robin

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Austrian phenomenology

Brentano, Husserl, Meinong, and others on mind and object

Robin Rollinger

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Preface Robin Rollinger

pp.IX-XI

Introduction Robin Rollinger

pp.1-28

Brentano and Husserl on imagination Robin Rollinger

pp.29-50

Names, statements and mind-functions in Husserl's Logical investigations Robin Rollinger

pp.51-72

Marty on linguistic expressions and mind-functions Robin Rollinger

pp.73-86

Husserl's elementary logic

The 1896 lectures and their nineteenth century context

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pp.87-108

Meinong on the objects of sensation Robin Rollinger

pp.109-138

Stumpf on phenomena and phenomenology Robin Rollinger

pp.139-156

Brentano and Meinong Robin Rollinger

pp.157-188

Husserl and cornelius

Phenomenology, psychology, and epistemology

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pp.189-220

Meinong on perception and objectives Robin Rollinger

pp.221-232

Austrian theories of judgement

Bolzano, Brentano, Meinong, and Husserl

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pp.233-262

The concept of causality in stumpf's epistemology Robin Rollinger

pp.263-300

Bibliography Robin Rollinger

pp.301-326

Publication details

Publisher: Ontos

Place: Heusenstamm

Year: 2008

Pages: XI, 326

Series: Phenomenology & Mind

Series volume: 12

ISBN (hardback): 9783868380057

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Full citation:

Rollinger Robin (2008) Austrian phenomenology: Brentano, Husserl, Meinong, and others on mind and object. Heusenstamm, Ontos.