Works
- Wyobrażenie i pojęcie (1898)
- O tzw. prawdach względnych (1900), O psychologii, jej przedmiocie, zadaniach, metodzie, stosunku do innych nauk i jej rozwoju (1913)
- Rozprawy i artykuły filozoficzne (1927)
- Wybrane pisma filozoficzne (1965)
- Wybór pism psychologicznych i pedagogicznych (1992)
- Dzienniki (1997)
- On the content and object of presentations. A psychological investigation. The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff 1977. Translated and with an introduction by Reinhardt Grossmann
- Sur les objets intentionnels (1893-1901). Paris: Vrin 1993. French translation of Zur Lehre vom Inhalt und Gegenstand der Vorstellungen and other texts by Edmund Husserl
- On actions, products and other topics in philosophy. Edited by Johannes Brandl and Jan Wolenski. Amsterdam: Rodopi 1999. Translated and annotated by Arthur Szylewicz
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