Ingarden (1893–1970): A Biography. Part 1: In the Masters’ Shadow

Radosław Kuliniak is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wrocław. He is the author of nearly 150 publications. He specializes in the history of modern and contemporary philosophy.Mariusz Pandura, Ph.D. (2007), is a historian and classical philologist working at the University of Wrocław. He is the author of over 50 scholarly publications, including 28 monographs. His research focuses on the Middle Ages and intellectual history.

• AcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroduction1 Student1 The Ingardens2 School Years3 Studies in Lwów2 Doctor of Philosophy1 In Göttingen for the First Time2 Help from Aleksander Rosenblum3 Two Groundbreaking Semesters4 Just before the Outbreak of War5 Great War Begins: Studies in Vienna6 Once Again in Göttingen with Husserl7 Chasing after Husserl to Freiburg8 The School of Hard Knocks9 Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining3 Docent1 Towards the Reborn Poland!2 Moving to Toruń3 Forty-One Days of Missing Time4 Ingarden’s Habilitation Judgment Day5 First Contacts with Witkiewicz6 In Lwów4 Tenured Professor1 Ingarden’s European Escapade2 Everything Started to Revolve around Twardowski’s Decisions3 With Witkacy for the Second Time4 The Decline of Philosophy in LwówBibliographyIndex