Phenomenology, Psychotherapy and the Quest for Intersubjectivity
Archana Barua and Minakshi Das
Explores how Husserl's and Heidegger's ideas of intersubjectivity connect with psychotherapy and the empathic understanding of the patient.
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Edmund Husserl: Founder of PhenomenologyA complete guide to Husserl's thought, from his early work on logic to intentionality, the phenomenological reduction, time, the body and the life-world. Every technical term is explained as it appears, so newcomers can follow the whole argument.
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Hegel's 1807 classic in J. B. Baillie's translation follows consciousness from simple sense certainty through self-consciousness, reason and spirit to absolute knowledge. The work that made the word phenomenology famous in philosophy.
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Brentano's famous lecture on the foundations of ethics, by the teacher who shaped Husserl's thinking. Its notes include his account of the intentional relation, the idea that every mental act is directed toward an object.
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A university course book that introduces phenomenology and existentialism side by side: Brentano and Husserl, intentionality and the epoché, then Kierkegaard, Sartre and Heidegger. Clear summaries and review questions make it a good first textbook.
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A complete university course on three connected traditions. The phenomenology module covers Husserl's method, the epoché and intentionality, alongside units on Heidegger, Sartre, Gadamer and philosophical hermeneutics.
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