Jan Patocka is now considered to have been one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century. He was a student of both Husserl and Heidegger. He lived most of his adult life in Communist Czechoslovakia, where he was at times banned from publishing his work and from holding academic positions. Having written his Heretical Essays, Patocka defied the Communist regime as one of the spokespersons associated with Charta 77. He died in 1977, following two months of police interrogation.

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Editor's Preface
Editor's Introduction
Chapter 1: Phenomenology as a Philosophy and Its Relation to Traditional Metaphysical Approaches
Chapter 2: The Philosophy of Arithmetic
Chapter 3: Pure Logic: The Logical Investigations
Chapter 4: The Concept of Phenomenon
Chapter 5: Pure Logic and the Problem of the Grounding of Experience
Chapter 6: The First Explanation of the Phenomenological Reduction
Chapter 7: Analysis of Internal Time Consciousness
Chapter 8: Incarnate Being
Translator's Postscript to the English Edition of Jan Patocka's Introduction to Husserl's Phenomenology
Bibliography
Name Index
Analytic Table of Contents

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