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Edmund Husserl: Critical Essay by Dorion Cairns

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SOURCE: “Mr. Hook's Impression of Phenomenology,” in The Journal of Philosophy, Vol. XXVII, No. 15, July 17, 1930, pp. 393-96.

In the following essay, Cairns challenges Hook's critique of Husserl.

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