Return to the Source of Rationality: Husserl's Phenomenology and Its Significance in Transcending Realism

Author: Wei Dunyou
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Engaging in philosophy is an "utterly harsh" undertaking. Without keen insight into real life, rigorous reasoning, and profound passion, it is best not to pursue philosophy, otherwise one can only contaminate it. Based on tracing the entire Western rational philosophy tradition, the author delves deeper into the inner workings of Husserl's phenomenology, analyzing the specific pathways through which Husserl's linguistics and theory of meaning return to the source of rationality. This book is part of the "German Philosophy and Culture Series." Grounded in extensive hand research materials, the author systematically examines and interprets Husserl's phenomenology's transcendence of entities and its significance, making it a work of high academic value.