Phenomenology of the Life World -- A Series of Translations of Twentieth-Century Western Philosophy

Author: (German) Edmund Husserl, translated by Ni Liangkang, Zhang Tingguo
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The author of this book, Edmund Husserl, is a very serious and responsible philosopher in Western modern philosophy. He devoted his entire life to tirelessly and persistently creating a new philosophical discipline in the history of human thought—phenomenology. His theories have not only influenced many philosophical schools but also impacted fields such as psychology, sociology, history, and religion. Phenomenology of the Lifeworld summarizes all the fundamental issues of Husserl's phenomenology: from the special analysis of types of perceptual behavior to the core connotations of the phenomenology of inner time consciousness, from the study of the construction of intersubjectivity to the proposal of the lifeworld problem. It offers great inspiration for scholars of phenomenology and those interested in phenomenology, allowing readers to extract the essence and truth from Husserl's theories according to their own needs.