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the book has a cyclical character, and questions which are raised early on are returned to as the work unfolds; the central debates are interwoven throughout the work. The work is decisive, yet also full of Zahavi's characteristic diplomacy, and his careful and considerate attention to detailed distinctions. * Heath Williams, Phenomenological Reviews * Zahavi's latest book, Husserl's Legacy, is a major achievement. ... The style of the exposition is eloquent: the book is written in a relaxed way, yet without dispensing with focus or clarity. In philosophy, an eloquent style of writing is a virtue only when combined with clarity, and Zahavi does a brilliant job in this respect. ... I warmly recommend the book to anyone interested in phenomenology, but also to all scholars - juniors and seniors, whose research touches upon questions of internalism/externalism, speculative realism, naturalism, or the relation between philosophy and empirical science. All in all, Zahavi offers a very enjoyable and inspiring reading experience, without putting aside philosophical rigor and clarity. * Joona Taipale, ProtoSociology *

Dan Zahavi has written an observant and sympathetic account of Husserl's philosophy viewed in a contemporary context. * D.W. Smith, European Journal of Philosophy * Zahavi's latest book, Husserl's Legacy, is a major achievement * Joona Taipale, ProtoSociology * Clear, well-informed, and persuasive. * Tom Nenon, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews * Over the past twenty-five years, Dan Zahavi has established himself as a foremost interpreter of Edmund Husserl's phenomenology and a leading contributor to the development of contemporary phenomenology. He is renowned for showing that phenomenology is a viable and valuable alternative for addressing contemporary controversies in the philosophy of mind, the cognitive sciences, and social ontology and epistemology. Both facets of his work are on display in Husserl's Legacy. * John Drummond, Husserl Studies *

Dan Zahavi has written an observant and sympathetic account of Husserl's philosophy viewed in a contemporary context. * D.W. Smith, European Journal of Philosophy * Zahavi's latest book, Husserl's Legacy, is a major achievement * Joona Taipale, ProtoSociology * Clear, well-informed, and persuasive. * Tom Nenon, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews * Over the past twenty-five years, Dan Zahavi has established himself as a foremost interpreter of Edmund Husserl's phenomenology and a leading contributor to the development of contemporary phenomenology. He is renowned for showing that phenomenology is a viable and valuable alternative for addressing contemporary controversies in the philosophy of mind, the cognitive sciences, and social ontology and epistemology. Both facets of his work are on display in Husserl's Legacy. * John Drummond, Husserl Studies * ...all of the advantages of Zahavi's excellent readings of Husserl and the positions he takes in Husserl's Legacy regarding the continued importance and relevance of phenomenology are preserved in this account. And for those readings and positions-with their exceptional clarity and importance-we are indebted and grateful. * John J. Drummond, Fordham University, Husserl Studies *

the book has a cyclical character, and questions which are raised early on are returned to as the work unfolds; the central debates are interwoven throughout the work. The work is decisive, yet also full of Zahavi's characteristic diplomacy, and his careful and considerate attention to detailed distinctions. * Heath Williams, Phenomenological Reviews *

...all of the advantages of Zahavi's excellent readings of Husserl and the positions he takes in Husserl's Legacy regarding the continued importance and relevance of phenomenology are preserved in this account. And for those readings and positions-with their exceptional clarity and importance-we are indebted and grateful. * John J. Drummond, Fordham University, Husserl Studies * Over the past twenty-five years, Dan Zahavi has established himself as a foremost interpreter of Edmund Husserl's phenomenology and a leading contributor to the development of contemporary phenomenology. He is renowned for showing that phenomenology is a viable and valuable alternative for addressing contemporary controversies in the philosophy of mind, the cognitive sciences, and social ontology and epistemology. Both facets of his work are on display in Husserl's Legacy. * John Drummond, Husserl Studies * Clear, well-informed, and persuasive. * Tom Nenon, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews * Zahavi's latest book, Husserl's Legacy, is a major achievement * Joona Taipale, ProtoSociology * Dan Zahavi has written an observant and sympathetic account of Husserl's philosophy viewed in a contemporary context. * D.W. Smith, European Journal of Philosophy *

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DAN ZAHAVI is Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Center for Subjectivity Research at the University of Copenhagen. He is author and editor of more than 25 volumes including Husserl's Phenomenology (Stanford 2003), Subjectivity and Selfhood (MIT Press 2005), The Phenomenological Mind (with Shaun Gallagher, Routledge 2008/2012), and most recently Self and Other (OUP 2014). His work has been translated into more than 25 languages. He is co-editor in chief of the journal Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, and recently edited The Oxford Handbook of Contemporary Phenomenology (OUP 2012).

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