Titlebook: Issues in Husserl’s Ideas II; Thomas Nenon,Lester Embree Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 Edmund Husserl.Naturwiss

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Perception and Its Causes,on between descriptive and explanatory psychology; to the later transcendental phenomenology, with its notorious . and claim that absolute consciousness is neither causally related to nor causally dependent upon anything in the world.

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,“Essences and Experts” Husserl’s View of the Foundations of the Sciences,l apprehension of the world” (V: 1/.). He says that he has shown the “phenomenological primal sources” of the distinction among “thing” (.),“Body” (.),and “psyche” (.), and thus that he has grounded or justified it.

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Nature and Spirit,ication with wild nature: in the face of the global ecological crisis the problem of nature and spirit poses itself with great urgency. The Promethean project of modernity of a total subjugation of the earth by the human spirit has carried humankind to the brink of the abyss: the destruction of its

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