Is There Something Like an Italian Phenomenology? : some Remarks on Husserl's Early Reception in Italy

P. 71-84

• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/240836

  ISSN: 1970-0792

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/240836
• In this issue

  • Preface ; Introduction
  • The Sense of Things : a Reflection Starting from Husserl
  • Husserl's God in the Fichte Lectures from 1917-1918
  • A totally different Absolute : remarks on Husserl and the Phenomenology of Religion
  • Phenomenology of Religion as a Historical Problem : the Theologico-Political Approach
  • The Question of Sacred according to a New Phenomenological Approach
  • Is There Something Like an Italian Phenomenology? : some Remarks on Husserl's Early Reception in Italy
  • Phenomenology of Religious Pragmatism : truth and Testimony in Franz Rosenzweig
  • Einfühlung : transposition or transmission?
  • From Strangeness to Otherness : a critical Reading of Husserl's Fifth Cartesian Meditation
  • A Husserlian Phenomenology of Responsibility
  • Ethics and Axiology : remarks on the Phenomenological Sense of Ethics
  • Analytical or Continental? : the Phenomenological Notion of Noema
  • Further Reflective Analysis of Sensuous Appearances in Humans
  • Is There Something like a (Raw) Visual Sensation?
  • Once Again, Gigantomachy : prolegomena to a Reinterpretation of the Schlick-Husserl Quarrel on the Synthetic A Priori
  • From Phenomenology to Formal Ontology : how Barry Smith and Kevin Mulligan Made Husserl's Descriptive Psychology into a Form of Realism
  • From Phenomenology to Formal Ontology : how Barry Smith and Kevin Mulligan Made Husserl's Descriptive Psychology into a Form of Realism