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Robert Sokolowski: Phenomenology of the Human Person

Cambridge University Press, New York, 2008, 359 pp, Hardcover, $88.99, ISBN 978-0-521-88891-2

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  1. Sokolowski (2008, p. 78, n. 10). All further parenthetical references will refer to this text.

  2. Dan Zahavi, to give just one example, has made this suggestion at various places; see Zahavi (2001, 2003).

  3. Intelligibility is not a copy or image of a thing; it is the thing itself as it is understandable to us—it is “in” us only to the extent that the thing is presented to us in human conversation.

  4. This “searchlight” view of responsibility has been challenged by recent work in moral philosophy; see for example, Sher (2009).

  5. See Zahavi (2003) for a description of the “East Coast” and “West Coast” schools, pp. 56ff.

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Smith, W.H. Robert Sokolowski: Phenomenology of the Human Person. Husserl Stud 26, 225–232 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10743-010-9079-1

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