Gottlob Frege

(Edmund Husserl 1859-1938)

Reading List

Secondary Sources:
1.Husserl, Edmund]- Both articles (1 and 2)from The Encyclopedia of Philosophy
2.Phenomenology] Edited by Paul Edwards
3.Husserl, Heidegger and the Crisis of Philosophical Responsibility
by R. Philip Buckley (Introduction, Chapter 1)(Max Muller Bhavan Collection:
Periodicals Section, Ground Floor, Near the Canteen, Fort Campus)
4.The Pure Phenomenology of Edmund Husserl(pgs68-165) III In The Phenomenological
Movement by Herbert Spiegelberg (142.7/Spi K77479, Counter Copy)
5.Introductory Essay by Peter Koestenbaum in The Paris Lectures by Edmund Husserl
6.Introduction by Quentin Lauer in Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy
by Edmund Husserl.
7.Husserl by Rudolf Bernet Chapter 15 From A Companion to Continental Philosophy
Edited Simon Critichley and William R. Schroeder
8.Husserl by David Bell (Chapters III and Part of Chapter IV-153-197, 226-232: Pages
189-192 for Husserls critique of empiricist theories of perception)
9.Existentialism by Mary Warnock
Additional Reference:
1.Introduction to Phenomenology by Robert Sokolowski (Additional Reference)
2.Notes Towards a Phenomenology of Historiographies by R Sundara Rajan
in The Journal of the Indian Council of Philosophical Research June 1996(Additional
Reference)
3.Phenomenology (Critical Concepts in Philosophy 4 volumes) Ed. Dermot Moran and
Lester E. Embree (2004) Routledge: London and New York

Primary Sources by Edmund Husserl:

1. The Vienna Lecture In The Continental Philosophy Reader Ed. Richard Kearney and
Mara Rainwater.
2.The Paris Lectures Translated with an Introductory Essay by Peter Koestenbaum
3.Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy