Philosophy Today

Volume 52, Issue Supplement, 2008

The Expanding Horizons of Continental Philosophy

Elizabeth A. Behnke
Pages 46-53

Husserl’s Protean Concept of Affectivity
From the Texts to the Phenomena Themselves

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