One of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century, Edmund Husserl continues to shape contemporary philosophy in both its “continental” and “analytic” traditions. This volume brings together leading phenomenologists to examine broader Husserlian themes in the philosophy of logic and mind, realism and transcendental reflection, intersubjectivity and self-awareness, affectivity and emotion, and ethics and political philosophy. Together, the essays demonstrate the continuing vitality of the philosophical project inspired by Husserl’s work.