Leopold Blaustein, Studies on Edmund Husserl’s Phenomenology

The book is a unique collection of the English translations of texts and letters of the underrepresented Polish scholar, Blaustein, who was educated by the leading philosophers of his time, including Husserl, Twardowski, and Stumpf. This book tracks how the phenomenological method resonated in the vibrant intellectual environment of the Lvov-Warsaw School, and fills the gap in contemporary scholarship of early phenomenology. The collection provides a helpful source if you are looking for an accessible but interesting account of how the theory of intentionality was developed in the first decades of the twentieth century.