This prize has been established to honor the memory of José Huertas-Jourda and other 
former directors of the Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology who have passed away. It is awarded at the annual meeting of the Husserl Circle to a junior faculty member or graduate student who is deemed to have submitted a paper that is an outstanding example of continuing work in the phenomenological tradition, and includes a stipend to help cover travel costs to the meeting. Our thanks to the friends of José who have contributed to establish the prize.
2019 Matt Bower, Texas State University
“Is Perception Inadequate?”
2018 Daniele De Santis, University of Rome
“The Phenomenologist and the Performer: On Husserl’s Socrates”
2017
Nikos Soueltzis, University of Crete
“Formal and Material Accounts of Protention in Husserl’s Phenomenology.”
2016
Benjamin Sherados
“Act Psychology and Phenomenology: Husserl on Egoic Acts”
2014
Emilio Vicuna
“Intersubjectivity and the Constitution of Objective Space”
2013
Genki Uemura
“Making Sense of the Actuality: Husserl’s Transcendental Idealism in the Light of the Metaphysics of Modality”
2012
Philippe Merz
“Is a Rationally Self-Determined Life Possible? On Husserl’s Phenomenological Notion of Freedom”
2011
Witold Plotka
“The Transcendental Reduction as Questioning: Husserl’s Phenomenology and the Problem of the Question”
2010
Smaranda Aldea
“Phantasie and Husserl’s Phenomenological Inquiry”