The aims of phenomenology Marvin Farber The motives, methods and impact of Husserl's thought
Language: Eng Publication details: New York 1966 Harper RowEdition: 1st EdSubject(s): LOC classification:- B3279. H94 F29
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| B 3279.H94 C32 Phenomenology and the problem of history | B 3279.H94 D382 Speech and phenomena, and other essays on Husserl's theory of signs | B 3279.H94 F29 The aims of phenomenology; the motives, methods, and impact of Husserl's thought | B3279. H94 F29 The aims of phenomenology | B 3279.H94 F3 The foundation of phenomenology | B 3279 .H94 F3 The Foundations of phenomenology | B 3279.H94 F8 Phenomenology and the metaphysics of presence |
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