Husserl Collected Works (Volume 1 and 2) -- 20th Century Thought Library

Author: Edmund Husserl
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Publish Date: 1997-11-01
Features: The phenomenological thought proposed by the German philosopher Edmund Husserl (1859-1938) and the phenomenological methods he employed not only provided the foundation for the emergence and development of phenomenology—the most important philosophical movement in continental Europe this century—but also influenced the formulation of problems and operational methods in Western philosophy, psychology, pathology, aesthetics, literature, social philosophy, theology, and pedagogy after the phenomenological movement. In recent years, Husserl's thought has increasingly attracted the attention of Chinese philosophers. This book is the fruit of over a decade of research by Chinese scholars in the field of phenomenological philosophy, both domestically and internationally. It selects and translates key works, fragments, lecture drafts, and manuscripts from Husserl's life, striving to reconstruct his philosophical system and its development. It also provides a new foundation for Chinese scholars to further study Husserl's thought and methods.