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Volume 26 (2017): Issue 1 (October 2017)

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Editorial Note
Pedro M. S. Alves

Pedro M. S. Alves

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Presentation Phenomenon: Cartography of a Fundamental Concept
Emanuele Mariani

Emanuele Mariani

Centro de Filosofia, Universidade de Lisboa
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Mariani, Emanuele
  
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Perception and Passivity Can the Passive Pre-Givenness Be Phenomenalized?
Pedro M. S. Alves

Pedro M. S. Alves

Universidade de Lisboa
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Alves, Pedro M. S.
  
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Husserl’s Early Concept of Metaphysics As the Ultimate Science of Reality
Emiliano Trizio

Emiliano Trizio

University of the West of England
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Trizio, Emiliano
  
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Cover up that phenomenon, which I can’t endure to look on. About the right to see everything (or not) in phenomenology: Husserl between Brentano and Natorp
Emanuele Mariani

Emanuele Mariani

Centro de Filosofia, Universidade de Lisboa
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Mariani, Emanuele
  
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With or without phenomena? Phenomenology between Stumpf and Husserl
Julien Farges

Julien Farges

Archives Husserl de Paris, Université de Recherche PSL
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Farges, Julien
  
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The Importance of William James’ Theory of “Fringes” to the Constitution of a Phenomenology of Perception
Carlos Morujão

Carlos Morujão

Universidade Católica Portuguesa
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Morujão, Carlos
  
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Appearing to Oneself (or not). Phenomenology and the Linguistic Turn
Pierre-Jean Renaudie

Pierre-Jean Renaudie

Université de Lyon
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Renaudie, Pierre-Jean
  
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The event and the (non-)phenomenon: Marion/Derrida
Roberto Terzi

Roberto Terzi

Archives Husserl de Paris (ENS/CNRS)
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Terzi, Roberto
  
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Onto-phenomenology of Spatial Memory in Adumbrations
Luís António Umbelino

Luís António Umbelino

Universidade de Coimbra
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Umbelino, Luís António
  
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God Without God: A Divine Limit to “The Phenomenon”
Jodie McNeilly-Renaudie

Jodie McNeilly-Renaudie

Australian Catholic University
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McNeilly-Renaudie, Jodie
  
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Cartography of the Phenomenon and the Phenomenon as Cartography
Guilherme Riscali

Guilherme Riscali

Université de Lille/UMR STL 8163
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Phenomena, Multiplicities, and Constitution. A Manifesto
Claudio Majolino

Claudio Majolino

Université de Lille/UMR STL 8163
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Majolino, Claudio
  

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Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, 20th and 21st Century Philosophy, History of Philosophy, other, Selected Philosophical Movements, Phenomenology, Selected Philosophers, Husserl
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