Focusing on the evolution of Husserl's phenomenology, this text delves into the implications of his discoveries regarding the nature of appearance. It analyzes the Logical Investigations and Husserl's exploration of temporal consciousness, alongside his shift towards transcendental idealism and its challenges in recognizing other subjects. The book also discusses embodiment, instincts, mortality, and the teleological aspects of existence, drawing heavily from both published and unpublished manuscripts. It provides a cohesive understanding of selfhood, appealing to students and researchers alike.
James Richard Mensch Bücher
