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The Vocabulary of Reality in her establishing book . (HCM, .). Among the concepts are: “Essence” (.), “Bearer” (.), Selfness (.), Capability (.), Tangentiality (.), Corporeality (.), Internality, “Quiet”, Fullness (.), Depth (.), divisibility (.), Abyss (.; .), and others. HCM does not always coin them as distinguished conc

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The Phenomenal Experience of the I: The Idea of the I in Hedwig Conrad-Martius’ Early PhenomenologyHCM) (1966–1888). Focusing on HCM’s early book . from 1916, the discussion strives to interpret the modes of the involvement of the I in the appearances of the real external world. It also extricates from HCM’s analysis of the external world two dispositions of the I: “. and . self-inclusiveness” (.

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The Duality of the I: A Commentary on Hedwig Conrad-Martius’s Realist Phenomenology880–1966). At the basis of the discussion is the uncovering of two dimensions of duality in HCM’s perception of the I: one, appearing in her early treatise . (HCM, .), focuses on the phenomenological dimensions of the I, and in it, she lays the critical foundations for the more developed ontological

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A Philosophical Resonance: Hedwig Conrad-Martius Versus Edith Steinntent to the better-known personal relations between the two phenomenologists. Here, resonance has two meanings. The first is phenomenological and apparent in manifestation of a spiritual communality between the two philosophers. The second relates to the constitutive establishing of a new hermeneut