Logic Studies (Revised Edition) Volume 1: Introduction to Pure Logic - Twentieth Century Western Philosophy Translation Series

Author: (German) Husserl, edited by Holenstein, 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 philosophers but also extended far beyond the field of philosophy. In The Logical Investigations, Volume I, the author primarily critiques the then mainstream psychologism, arguing that it confuses psychological objects with logical objects, causing the objectivity of the latter to be overshadowed by the subjectivity of the former, thereby leading to the loss of objective truth and the embrace of skepticism. This critique by Husserl ended the dominance of psychologism at the time and laid the foundation for the phenomenological theory. In The Logical Investigations, Volume II, the author systematically elaborates on the phenomenological theory itself.