Logic Studies (Revised Edition), Volume 2. Part 2 - Twentieth Century Western Philosophy Translation Series

Author: (German) Husserl, edited by Panzer, translated by Ni Liangkang
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The Logical Investigations is widely recognized as one of the most important "breakthrough" works in contemporary philosophy. Its influence not only shaped the thinking of many renowned contemporary philosophers but also extended far beyond the field of philosophy. The Logical Investigations, Volume II, consists of six investigations. The sixth investigation forms the second part of the volume on its own. Both Husserl himself and subsequent researchers have paid particular attention to this investigation, primarily because it delves into the problem of existence (especially in chapters five and six). At the same time, it also opens the way for phenomenologically clarifying logical clarity, as well as clarity in the realm of values and the practical sphere. The Twentieth Century Western Philosophy Translation Series selects influential works from major schools of Western philosophy in the 20th century. Through selective translation, the series aims to enrich cultural heritage, broaden academic horizons, expand research topics, and provide systematic and comprehensive primary sources for understanding and studying modern Western philosophy, thereby facilitating deeper borrowing and critique of Western culture by China's theoretical and academic communities.