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Hedwig Conrad-Martius

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  • Edmund Husserl
    phenomenology
    / Phenomenology of essences

    …of art in its light; Hedwig Conrad-Martius, a cosmic realist at the University of Munich, worked intensively in the ontology of nature; and others made comparable contributions in other fields of philosophy. None of these early phenomenologists, however, followed Husserl’s road to transcendental idealism, and some tried to develop a…

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    …of art in its light; Hedwig Conrad-Martius, a cosmic realist at the University of Munich, worked intensively in the ontology of nature; and others made comparable contributions in other fields of philosophy. None of these early phenomenologists, however, followed Husserl’s road to transcendental idealism, and some tried to develop a…

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