Titlebook: Numbers in Presence and Absence; A Study of Husserl’s J. Philip Miller Book 1982 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1982 Edmund Husserl

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Numbers as Identities in Presence and Absence,ter, therefore, we shall study the absence of number. We shall see that the absence of number can take several distinguishable forms. We shall also see that our ability to intend numbers in their absence, however easily it may be overlooked, is of the greatest significance from a phenomenological po

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The Sense of Arithmetic,the calculus.’. His aim was not merely to clarify the concept of number for its own sake, but rather to shed light on the puzzling problem of the nature of mathematical analysis. He sought to clarify the ‘true sense’ of this discipline and to give a theoretical justification for it and the broadened

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The Sense of Analysis,analysis.. He hoped to contribute to the ‘true philosophy of the calculus’ by clarifying and justifying modern analysis, the mathematical discipline in which he himself had received his doctorate. We must therefore proceed to examine his work in this area. Just how did Husserl attempt to clarify and

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The Sense of Arithmetic,, we attempted to bring to light the fundamental intentional structures at work in our dealings with number. We sought to make clear how numbers are authentically presented, how they are given in the most original manner. We also stressed that numbers can be intended ‘emptily,’ and indeed that they

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The Sense of Analysis,’ in the sense that it aims to establish essential truths about a region of objects, and it is ‘formal’ in the sense that the objects in question are purely formal objects. Ultimately, as we have seen, arithmetic rests on the evidence obtained through eidetic variation over the concrete numbers cons