Overcoming Psychologism: Husserl and the Transcendental Reform of Psychology

Focusing on the interplay between phenomenology and psychology, the book explores how Edmund Husserl's work suggests a radical reform of psychology rooted in his later philosophical developments. It delves into the significance of the transcendental reduction in Husserl's thought, illustrating how this concept is essential for understanding psychology's evolution as a positive science. The author examines Husserl's shifting perspectives on the relationship between these two fields, emphasizing the enduring relevance of phenomenology in shaping psychological inquiry.