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... Phenomenology does not reject universals ; and , in addition to analytic a priori statements , whose predicates are logically contained in the subjects and the truth of which is ... Phenomenology must also be dis- Phenomenology 211.
... Phenomenology does not reject universals ; and , in addition to analytic a priori statements , whose predicates are logically contained in the subjects and the truth of which is ... Phenomenology must also be dis- Phenomenology 211.
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... Phenomenology . LATER DEVELOPMENTS OF PHENOMENOLOGY Phenomenology of essences . A different type of Phe- nomenology , the Phenomenology of essences , developed from a tangential continuation of that of the Logische Untersuchungen . Its ...
... Phenomenology . LATER DEVELOPMENTS OF PHENOMENOLOGY Phenomenology of essences . A different type of Phe- nomenology , the Phenomenology of essences , developed from a tangential continuation of that of the Logische Untersuchungen . Its ...
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... phenomenological psychology , is es- pecially influential . And in Italy , the Phenomenology cir- cle centres around Enzo Paci . The Husserl scholar Jan Patocka , a prominent expert in Phenomenology as well as in the metaphysical ...
... phenomenological psychology , is es- pecially influential . And in Italy , the Phenomenology cir- cle centres around Enzo Paci . The Husserl scholar Jan Patocka , a prominent expert in Phenomenology as well as in the metaphysical ...
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