Husserl's phenomenology : knowledge, objectivity and others / Kevin Hermberg.

By:

Hermberg, Kevin [author.]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

0826489583
9780826489586

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

142.7 22

LOC classification:

B3279.H94 H42 2006

Contents:

1. Introduction : Husserl's phenomenological enterprise and the following chapters -- 2. Ideas : confirming with one might already know -- 3. Cartesian meditations : from individualism to objectivity -- 4. The crisis of European sciences : intersubjective and empathetic underpinnings -- 5. Empathy-knowledge link(s) : Husserl's introduction to phenomenology.

Review: "Husserl's Phenomenology fills a gap in previous Husserl scholarship by offering a treatment of the problems of intersubjectivity and empathy that goes beyond their mere possibility to explore the questions of whether and how empathy contributes to the attainment of knowledge. Hermberg focuses his investigation on Husserl's introductions to phenomenology (Ideas, Cartesian Meditations, and The Crisis of the European Sciences) and offers a new look at both Husserl's epistemology and his position in the Western philosophical tradition."--BOOK JACKET.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 109-140) and index.

"Husserl's Phenomenology fills a gap in previous Husserl scholarship by offering a treatment of the problems of intersubjectivity and empathy that goes beyond their mere possibility to explore the questions of whether and how empathy contributes to the attainment of knowledge. Hermberg focuses his investigation on Husserl's introductions to phenomenology (Ideas, Cartesian Meditations, and The Crisis of the European Sciences) and offers a new look at both Husserl's epistemology and his position in the Western philosophical tradition."--BOOK JACKET.

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