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Nijhoff
Language
English
Pages
39

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Subjects

Modern Philosophy, Phenomenology, Philosophy, Modern, Philosophy, Husserl, edmund, 1859-1938

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Cover of: The Paris lectures.
The Paris lectures.
1975, M. Nijhoff
in English - 2d ed.
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Cover of: The Paris lectures.
The Paris lectures.
1970, M. Nijhoff
in English - 2d ed.
Cover of: The Paris lectures.
The Paris lectures.
1968, M. Nijhoff
in English - 2d ed.
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Cover of: The Paris lectures
The Paris lectures
1967, M. Nijhoff
in English - 2nd ed.
Cover of: The Paris lectures
The Paris lectures
1967, Nijhoff
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Cover of: The Paris lectures.
The Paris lectures.
1964, M. Nijhoff
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Cover of: The Paris Lectures
The Paris Lectures
December 31, 1899, Springer
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Edition Notes

Two lectures delivered in 1929 at the Sorbonne and later expanded into the author's Cartesianische Meditationen. The translation is based on the German original as reconstructed by E. Strasser and published in Husserl's Gesammelte Werke, Bd. 1, 1950.

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B3279 H91 1967

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Pagination
lxxvii, 39 p.
Number of pages
39

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OL14231408M

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"I am filled with joy at the opportunity to talk about the new phenomenology at this most venerable place of French learning, and for very special reasons."

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