Titlebook: Hals; T. Lanz,W. Wachsmuth Book 1955Latest edition Springer-Verlag GmbH Deutschland, ein Teil von Springer Nature 1955 Anatomie.Hals.Kehlk

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T. von Lanz,W. Wachsmuth External World” (HCM, .): “In which real mode are perceived “essences (.)” given to us, in more or less big definiteness (.)? And where do we encounter them in their concrete realization?” (HCM, ., 356). These questions initiate the problematization of the given and thus pose a clear limit between

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T. von Lanz,W. Wachsmuthher philosophizing is addressed as “totally non-material corporeality”. With this contradictory expression, she seeks to affirm two foundational aspects regarding reality: the spatial that achieved material realization in real existents and the concealed non-spatial that is at the cradle of the esta

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T. von Lanz,W. Wachsmuth880–1966). At the basis of the discussion is the uncovering of two dimensions of duality in HCM’s perception of the I: one, appearing in her early treatise . (HCM, .), focuses on the phenomenological dimensions of the I, and in it, she lays the critical foundations for the more developed ontological

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