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(1986) Reports on philosophy 10.
Roman Ingarden's realism and the motives that led Husserl to adopt transcendental idealism
critical reflections on the importance and limits of Roman Ingarden's critique of Husserl's transcendental phenomenology
Josef Seifert
pp. 27-42
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Seifert, J. (1986). Roman Ingarden's realism and the motives that led Husserl to adopt transcendental idealism: critical reflections on the importance and limits of Roman Ingarden's critique of Husserl's transcendental phenomenology. Reports on philosophy 10, pp. 27-42.
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