Titlebook: Japanese Phenomenology; Phenomenology as the Yoshihiro Nitta,Hirotaka Tatematsu,The World Insti Book 1979 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dor

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Philosophy and Phenomenological Intuitionnological research in terms of problems, methods, and the historical horizon. It will be pursued through searching its anticipating mode of philosophical inquiry in Max Scheler’s philosophical investigations.

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The Paradox of the Phenomenological Methodthat is the absolute starting point and to derive all knowledge from that. For Husserl, transcendental consciousness is and remains that starting point. Therefore in order to resolve the paradox of the two subjectivities — the one outside us and the other in the world — we must follow the route of d

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Is Time Real?t book . (1972) that time . real. In his opinion, the A series involves the B series as its “principle of construction.” But I think that these two arguments are not quite contrary, because the B series should also be considered unreal. I will state my reasons in this paper. As for myself, I believe

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Phenomenology and Grammar The assumption that all the existence and significance must be reduced to the constitutive acts of consciousness may be, conversely, an encumbrance to the thorough pursuit of that philosophical task. I do not believe that we can solve all the problems of philosophy by one and the same method. We sh

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PN was made possible using stripe (tigerish) and sectional truncation in univariate and multivariate distributions, respectively. The proofs of the moments and associated results are not omitted and are often g978-981-19-3527-5978-981-19-3525-1Series ISSN 2524-4027 Series E-ISSN 2524-4035

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