Phenomenology of time

This series presents translations of the most important phenomenological texts written in both the classics of phenomenology (E. Husserl) and its leading representatives (O. Becker, M. Gaiger, M. Dufren, P. Ricker, H.-G. Gadamer, M. Rishir, A. Schneell), as well as comments on them. Translations of the works presented here for the first time saw the light on the pages of the magazine Horizon. Phenomenological studies. In this edition, they are published in a modified and expanded version. The first part combines texts dedicated to one of the most difficult topics in phenomenology - a time of time. Husserl"s works, dedicated to the problem of time, make up an impressive part of his heritage. Work on this problem did not stop, starting from the earliest texts of 1905-1911. and digging a period of manuscript creativity of the 1930s. Before the reader-the translation of individual fragments from Bernau-manuscripts 1917-1918 it (Bernau Manuskripte uber das zeitbewusstsein 1917/18, NIA XXXII) and comments on them one of the most influential modern phenomenologists of Alexander Schneelle