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286 NOTES TO PART III
dem Nachlass. Dritter Teil: 1929-1935, edited by Iso Kern, Husserliana
XV, Martinus Nyhoff, The Hague, 1973, (hereafter Intersubjektivität III).
notes 247 and 248. Another interesting problem is of course
Heidegger's influence upon the later Husserl's life-world analysis. According
to Max Müller's recent report, Husserl denied that Heidegger
influenced him: "I was impressed with Heidegger, but never influenced
by him.* (Ich war von Heidegger beeindruckt, aber nie von ihm beeinflußt.)
Max Müller, "Erinnerungen", in Sepp (ed.), Edmund Husserl und
die phänomenologische Bewegung, pp. 33-30, here p. 38.
443
See Carr, Phenomenology and the Problem of History: A Study of
Husserl's Transcendental Philosophy, pp. 52-62; D. Carr, "Husserl's Crisis,
and the Problem of History", in D. Carr, Interpreting Husserl. Critical and
Comparative Studies, Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, 1987, pp. 71-95.
444
A'rtsfs, p. 213; Crisis, p. 209.
44
*Ibid.
446
Amis, p. 214; Crisis, p. 210.
447
AS is especially clear from the first paragraph.
448
A'nsis, p. 369; Crisis, p. 358.
449
A'rtsis, p. 370; Crisis, p. 359.
450
See especially Krisis, p. 378; Crisis, p. 368.
451
A'nsis, p. 378; Crisis, p. 369.
452
See foremost D. Carr, Phenomenology and the Problem of History,
pp. 190-211; D. Carr, "Husserl's Problematic Concept of the Life-World",
in Elliston and McCormick (eds.), Husserl. Expositions and Appraisals,
pp. 202-212; J.N. Mohanty, "'Life-World' and 'A priori' in Husserl's Later
Thought", in J.N. Mohanty, The Possibility of Transcendental Philosophy,
Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, 1985, pp. 101-119; my subsequent discussion
is indebted to both authors.
453
§40ff.
454 A'risis, p. 150; Crisis, p. 147.
455 Krisis, p. 146; Crisis, p. 143.
466 Krists, p. 213; Crisis, p. 209.
4 * r Krisis, p. 258; Crisis, p. 254.
4$A Krtsts, p. 133; Crisis, pp. 130-31.
459 See note 281.
460 Krisis, p. 213; Crisis, p. 209.
461 See note 441.
Intersubjektivität IIIf p. 224.
463 Intersubjektivität III, pp. 224-225.