Husserl and Western Subjectivism Philosophy

Author: Gao Bingjiang
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is one of the "German Philosophy and Culture Series." Based on extensive primary sources, the author systematically and deeply discusses and explains the fundamental content of Husserl's phenomenology and its profound connections against the backdrop of Western subjectivism philosophy, demonstrating significant academic value. The importance of this book lies not only in being one of the few specialized monographs on Husserl in China but also in its unique perspective—placing Husserl's philosophy within the historical lineage of Western subjectivism philosophy to understand its intellectual origins and subsequent influences, providing a detailed analysis. Another feature of this book is that the author does not blindly follow Husserl's line of thought but maintains both an internal understanding and an external perspective.