Phenomenological starting point

Author: Ni Liangkang
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book takes Husserl's Logical Investigations, the original work that sparked the "Phenomenological Movement," as its research subject. It focuses on elucidating its fundamental philosophical implications, key challenging issues, and unique research methods, holding significant theoretical importance for in-depth study of the "Phenomenological Movement." The two fundamental characteristics of Logical Investigations"—its importance and its difficulty—were the primary motivations for the author to write this research text with a tutorial nature. The following text will focus on explaining and analyzing the basic connotations and significance of Logical Investigations from the following seven aspects:
1. The problem of psychologism and the concept of theoretical philosophy.
2. How does phenomenology understand signs and meaning?
3. How does phenomenology analyze ideal objects and ideal intuition?
4. What is meant by "ideal totality" and "ideal part"?
5. How do the laws of pure grammar act on independent and dependent meaning?
6. What does the phenomenological concept of "sensory phenomenon" actually mean?
7. How does phenomenology dynamically describe and analyze consciousness?