Edmund Husserl's phenomenology / by Kockelmans, Joseph J., 1923-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction to the encyclopaedia article -- Phenomenological psychology -- Pure science of nature and pure psychology -- The purely psychical as given in experience: intentionality -- The field of the purely psychical, the phenomenological reduction, and genuine inner experience -- The eidetic reduction: phenomenological psychology as an eidetic science -- The function of phenomenological psychology for empirical psychology -- From phenomenological psychology to transcendental phenomenology -- The transcendental problem: its origin and its quasi-solution by psychologism -- The transcendental reduction -- Pure psychology as propaedeutic to transcendental phenomenology -- Transcendental phenomenology as first philosophy -- Transcendental phenomenology as ontology: its function for the eidetic and the empirical sciences -- Phenomenology as the all-embracing philosophy and the science of the ultimate and highest problems -- The phenomenological resolution of all philosophical antitheses.…”
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What is medicine? : Western and Eastern approaches to healing / by Unschuld, Paul U. 1943-

Table of Contents: “…; 70 Out of the Waiting Shelter, into the Jail Cell; 71 Sensations That Pull into the Lower Parts of the Body; 72 Homeopathy Is Not Medicine; 73 "God with Us" on the Belt Buckle; 74 Medicine Independent of Theology; 75 Virchow: The Man of Death as the Interpreter of Life; 76 Robert Koch: Pure Science?; 77 Wash Your Hands, Keep the Germs Away.…”
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