Nineteenth-century German non-mainstream philosophy

Author: Jin Xiping / Wu Zengding
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Phenomenology demands that people only trust their own intuition: in the spirit of minimizing preconceptions, one must describe meticulously and without omission what is "seen," what is experienced, and their structures, modes of existence, formation processes, real processes, and so on. The philosophers discussed in this notebook may not all be directly related to phenomenology, but according to the authors' experience, they are helpful for understanding the historical context of phenomenology's emergence and its characteristics. Therefore, they have been compiled here for readers to select as they wish.