HUSSERL, Edmund.

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Ideas: General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology. First edition in English of Husserl's study of transcendental subjectivity, inscribed by the translator, W. R. Boyce Gibson (1869-1935), to his son: "Quentin B. Gibson, from the translator, Feb. 1933". The elder Gibson held the chair of Mental and Moral Philosophy at Melbourne; Quentin (1913-2001) became Associate Professor at the Australian National University.The work was first published in German in 1913.

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