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Tag Archives: Brentano

Brentano’s Logic Lectures

14 April 2014

In order to reconstruct the development of Husserl’s early works and the influences on his position in the 1880s and …

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Spring Break

10 April 2014

While I haven’t been blogging for the past few weeks, I’ve been very busy off-line. I went back to Europe …

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Discoveries at the Houghton Library

21 February 2014

After barely two weeks of doing research at the Houghton Library in Harvard, I can already report a major new …

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First day at Harvard

11 February 2014

My first day at Harvard was great! After a perfectly smooth and uneventful trip on Sunday, my mission for Monday …

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Harvard

4 February 2014

From February to May 2014 I will be Visiting Fellow in Philosophy at Harvard. Among other things, I will be …

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