The philosophy of Edmund Husserl in its development from his mathematical interests to his first conception of phenomenology in Logical investigations /
by Andrew D. Osborn.

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Main Author: Osborn, Andrew D. (Andrew Delbridge), 1902-1997.
Language(s): English
Published: New York City : [Printed by the International Press], 1934.
Subjects: Husserl, Edmund, > Husserl, Edmund, / 1859-1938.
Phenomenalism
Note: Reproduction of the original ed.
Physical Description: 116 p. : (on double leaves).
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