La crisi delle scienze europee e la fenomenologia trascendentale

Husserl thinks the crisis transpiring in his world in science and psychology can be resolved if we can only discover the unknowable thoughts between our thoughts and reconcile the ontological difference between what’s inside us and outside of us. For Husserl there is only one world and cogito ergo su Leggi tutto

This was the first work of Husserl's I've read. I'm not sure whether this played a role in my dislike for this book. Overall, there seem to be very few ideas presented, and they are presented in awful ways. Firstly, Husserl just asserts these ideas in extreme repetition; there is very little positiv Leggi tutto

Although it's certainly an important work it's probably better to know about than to have read. Husserl is more of a thinker than a writer. But, hey, if people see it on your coffee table they'll think that you're smart.

This one ended up a bit of a slog. Husserl's writing has a way of oscillating between lucidity and near-incomprehensibility, often multiple times within a single paragraph. There's no way around it; this guy is hard to read. Which is really saying something coming from a Heidegger enthusiast. Husser Leggi tutto

He llegado hasta unos escritos complementarios que están incluidos en mi edición para complementar el texto original. Creo que este libro da una introducción a la fenomenología más completa que los otros dos que me he leído. No solo se explican sus detalles más concretos (como en las Lecciones) sino Leggi tutto

Superb. Sometimes very hard to follow, sometimes clear as day. Worth every minute spent.