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The Husserl Page
Update: 17 Jul 2025
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Aim:  To provide easy access to those net resources pertaining to the life and work of the 20th century philosopher, Edmund Husserl.
 
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The Husserl Page in reality consists of many pages - see the Site Map. Its aim is twofold. First, this site provides a series of originally created bibliographic and informational pages relevant for research into Husserl's philosophy and its development. Second, this site seeks to provide a comprehensive and current listing of source material online relevant for research into the life and philosophy of Edmund Husserl.

Husserl Page Update
After my visit to the Husserl Circle meeting in Athens 2025, I am inspired to revise this page. I first started writing the code for this resource at the advent of the Internet. Consequently, not only does the internal code need a major upgrade but also much of the content - which has been sporatically updated over the years - has to be revised, rearranged, and redesigned. I will work on this on my free time, which means the changes will be incremental and slow. I will post updates on the progress of this update here on this front page.

NB: the Husserl Page is not exhaustive (anymore). Its contents detail the sources I find essential or most useful for my own Husserl research. Indeed, I originally made this page just for myself, assuming however that what I put up here would benefit you as well. All good work, as we know, is communal. So, please do not hesitate to contact me with suggestions for resources you think ought to be included here or if you find errors. Contact Bob Sandmeyer at dr.sandmeyer@gmail.com,

  • Nachlass Structure page
    • includes new links to online resources from the Husserl-Archiv Köln relevant to the researcher of the Husserl's literary estate. The most important new addition is a link to the "Freiburger Indizes" - Inhaltsverzeichnis (.pdf).
  • Husserl Archives page
    • complete and update-to-date links for all the Husserl Archives; all links relevant for the use of the Archive which the website includes is reproduced here.

Announcements (to be revised)

Congratulations to Dr. Daniele De Santis on taking over as Permanent Secretary of the The Husserl Circle, elected by acclaim at the 2025 Husserl Circle meeting in Athens, Greece.[new resource item]
Very special thanks and humble acknowledgement for the long and steady leadership of The Husserl Circle goes to Dr. Burt Hopkins. Thank you sincerely, Burt.
The Open Commons of Phenomenology
  While technically not new, the Open Commons (OPHEN) continues to insert new content in their repository. Consequently, its placement in Announcements here is merited. If you have any interest in the full score of phenomenological research, especially early phenomenology, this site is an excellent resource.
Phenomenological Reviews
  A most exciting new online journal coming out of the  Open Commons of Phenomenology. Phenomenological Reviews is an open access, multilingual journal that provides a critical overview of recent literature in phenomenology. It is edited by Iulian Apostolescu (University of Bucharest) and Prof. Anthony Steinbock (Stony Brook University).
Jahrbuch für Philosophie und phänomenologische Forschung
  Now available on the Open Commons of Phenomenology: all 12 volumes of the Jahrbuch für Philosophie und phänomenologische Forschung. A couple articles are locked due to copyright restrictions, but the majority are available for download in PDF format. Special thanks to Rodney Parker and NASEP!
Newsletter of Phenomenology
  The best resource for up-to-date information regarding the important events and new publications in the field of phenomenology. Most announcements from the newsletter are not repeated here. Contact the newsletter directly at: newsletter@phenomenology.ro.
Edmund Husserl Facebook Group
  The Edmund Husserl Facebook Circle is a discussion group devoted to the study, presentation, criticism, and development of Husserl's phenomenology. The moderators of the group invite anyone interested in phenomenology to contact them. However, please send only proposals related to phenomenology!