The Philosophy of Husserl: Volume 11
- 304 stránek
- 11 hodin čtení
Focusing on the origins of cognition, being, and meaning, this work explores the unity of Husserl's philosophical contributions. Burt Hopkins delves into how Husserl's phenomenology has shaped contemporary continental philosophy, highlighting its foundational role in understanding the essence of philosophy itself. The book offers insights into Husserl's influence and the significance of his ideas in the broader philosophical landscape.
