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E 43-2741 [Internet Resource]
The Husserl page
URL: http://www.husserlpage.com/
[Visited Oct'05] The Husserl Page, expertly constructed and carefully maintained by Bob Sandmeyer (Univ. of Kentucky), is encyclopedic in scope. This Web site offers exhaustive coverage of the available and relevant online materials about 20th-century German phenomenologist Edmund Husserlan undertaking of some difficulty. Sandmeyer has met his twofold goal of making...
