Michel Henry and The Idea of Phenomenology : Immanence, givenness and reflection

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Hanson, Jeffrey and Kelly, Michael. (2012). Michel Henry and The Idea of Phenomenology : Immanence, givenness and reflection. In In J Hanson and M R Kelly (Ed.). Michel Henry: The Affects of Thought pp. 62 - 84 Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.

Authors	Hanson, Jeffrey and Kelly, Michael
Editors	J Hanson and M R Kelly
Page range	62 - 84
Year	2012
Book title	Michel Henry: The Affects of Thought
Publisher	Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd
Place of publication	United Kingdom
ISBN	9781441145239
Research Group	School of Philosophy

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