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Ideas, Part I

by: Edmund Husserl

Topics: Husserl, Phenomenology, Philosophy, Descartes, Leo Strauss, Martin Heidegger, Allan Bloom, Existentialism

Collection: opensource

Language: English

Edmund Husserl Ideas, Volume One.(1913) Translated into English.

This work is the true foundation of phenomenology as the transcendental science of pure consciousness; it becomes the foundational science of all sciences, allegedly replacing all metaphysics, or "first philosophy". Husserl struggled with and profoundly explored the Cartesian postulate of the ego, single-mindedly probing its enigmatic conundrums in an effort to give a perfectly lucid and precise account of what philosophic man is.