First Philosophy - (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Husserl
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "The Philosophy of 1923/4" consists of two volumes: "The Critique of the Idealist Philosophy" and "The Theory of Phenomenological Reduction." In this book, Husserl, on one hand, contrasts his transcendental phenomenological philosophy with various historical transcendental philosophical attempts through critique, highlighting the characteristics and essence of his transcendental phenomenology. On the other hand, he elaborates in detail on the methodology of his philosophy, emphasizing its fundamental problem and presenting his philosophy as a whole as a completely new philosophical system to the world. Due to the unique design and skillful combination of these two parts, it provides very beneficial guidance for people to correctly understand his thought.