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Chapter 1. Introduction (Rodney K.B. Parker)
Chapter 2. Hermann Lotze and the Genesis of Husserl's Early Philosophy (1886-1901) (Denis Fisette)
Chapter 3. The "Offence of Any and All Ready-Made Givenness". Natorp's Critique of Husserl's Ideas for a Pure Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy (Burt Hopkins)
Chapter 4. The Question of Reality. Scheler's Critique of Husserl in 'Idealism
Realism' (Susi Gottlöber)
Chapter 5. Evidence Based Phenomenology and Certainty Based Phenomenology. Moritz Geiger's Reaction to Idealism in Ideas I (Michele Averchi)
Chapter 6. Bogged Down in Ontologism and Realism. The Phenomenology of Adolf Reinach, Kimberly (Baltzer-Jaray)
Chapter 7. Edith Stein on a Different Motive that led Husserl to Transcendental Idealism (Daniele De Santis)
Chapter 8. The Question of Reality. A Postscript to Schuhmann and Smith's Article on Daubert's Reception of Husserl's Ideas I (Daniel Sobota)
Chapter 9. Down to a Truer Approximation of Reality. Hedwig Conrad-Martius' Critical Alternative to Idealism (Ronny Miron)
Chapter 10. The Key to the First Phenomenological Schism. A Misunderstanding of the Husserlian Account of Ideal Objects (Mariano Crespo)
Chapter 11. Heidegger's Appropriation of Husserl's Decisive Discoveries (Daniel Dahlstrom)
Chapter 12. The Reception of Husserl's Phenomenology in the philosophies of Hartmann Sesemann (Dalius Jonkus)
Chapter 13. Gustav Shpet's Implicit Phenomenological Idealism (Thomas Nemeth)
Chapter 14. Not Idealistic (Enough). Satomi Takahashi and Tomoo Otaka on Husserl's Idealism (Genki Uemura).
Chapter 2. Hermann Lotze and the Genesis of Husserl's Early Philosophy (1886-1901) (Denis Fisette)
Chapter 3. The "Offence of Any and All Ready-Made Givenness". Natorp's Critique of Husserl's Ideas for a Pure Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy (Burt Hopkins)
Chapter 4. The Question of Reality. Scheler's Critique of Husserl in 'Idealism
Realism' (Susi Gottlöber)
Chapter 5. Evidence Based Phenomenology and Certainty Based Phenomenology. Moritz Geiger's Reaction to Idealism in Ideas I (Michele Averchi)
Chapter 6. Bogged Down in Ontologism and Realism. The Phenomenology of Adolf Reinach, Kimberly (Baltzer-Jaray)
Chapter 7. Edith Stein on a Different Motive that led Husserl to Transcendental Idealism (Daniele De Santis)
Chapter 8. The Question of Reality. A Postscript to Schuhmann and Smith's Article on Daubert's Reception of Husserl's Ideas I (Daniel Sobota)
Chapter 9. Down to a Truer Approximation of Reality. Hedwig Conrad-Martius' Critical Alternative to Idealism (Ronny Miron)
Chapter 10. The Key to the First Phenomenological Schism. A Misunderstanding of the Husserlian Account of Ideal Objects (Mariano Crespo)
Chapter 11. Heidegger's Appropriation of Husserl's Decisive Discoveries (Daniel Dahlstrom)
Chapter 12. The Reception of Husserl's Phenomenology in the philosophies of Hartmann Sesemann (Dalius Jonkus)
Chapter 13. Gustav Shpet's Implicit Phenomenological Idealism (Thomas Nemeth)
Chapter 14. Not Idealistic (Enough). Satomi Takahashi and Tomoo Otaka on Husserl's Idealism (Genki Uemura).