Phenomenology and Skepticism. Essays in Honor of James M. Edie

Minor rubbing. VG. Phenomenology Northwestern Univ. Press Evanston [IL] (1996) orig. cloth 23x15cm, x,261 pp, Series: Northwestern University Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Contains 13 papers. Includes: B.R. Wachterhauser: "Introduction: The Shipwreck of Apodicity? Phenomenology's Journey 'Beyond' Skepticism"; J.M. Edie: "On Confronting Species-Specific Skepticism as We Near the End of the Twentieth Century"; R. Sokolowski: "Thoughts on Phenomenology and Skepticism"; H. Hall: "The Epistemological Significance of Husserl's Theory of Intentionality"; J.J. Kockelmans: "Association in Husserl's Phenomenology"; J.N. Mohanty: "On Derrida's Reading of Husserl"; D. Detmer:"Husserl's Critique of Relativism"; L. Embree: "The Constitutional Problematics of Nonrelativity or How to Dump Garbage in Nobody's Backyard";B.R. Wachterhauser: "The Desire of Reason: A Plea for a 'Practical' Response to Skepticism"; G.L. Kline "Meditations of a Russian Neo- Husserlian: Gustav Shpet's 'The Skeptic and His Soul' "; E.E. Harris: " Skepticism and Dialectic"; W.L. McBride: "The Phenomenological Tradition and the End of History"; T. Rockmore: "A Crisis of Reason? Husserl, Heidegger, and National Socialism"; B. Wilshire: "Edie's Hard-Nosed James and Retrieval of the Sacred".