أزمة العلوم الأوروبية والظاهراتية المتعالية (Die Krisis der europäischen Wissenschaften)

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Husserl, excluded from German academic life under the Nazis, developed the work from lectures he gave in Vienna and Prague in 1935. The first two parts appeared in 1936 in Philosophia, a journal published in Belgrade; the unfinished whole was edited only in 1954. Husserl diagnoses a crisis not of scientific results but of their meaning for human life. Since Galileo, whom he calls a genius who discovers and conceals at once, nature has been treated as a mathematical manifold, and the “lifeworld” of everyday experience, from which all science starts, has been forgotten. The late concept of the lifeworld was taken up by Schütz, Merleau-Ponty and Habermas.

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• حوار حول النظامين الرئيسيين للكون1632 · غاليليو غاليلي

مزيد من أعمال إدموند هوسرل

• 1900أبحاث منطقية (Logische Untersuchungen)
• 1913أفكار ممهِّدة لظاهراتية خالصة (Ideen zu einer reinen Phänomenologie)
• 1931تأملات ديكارتية (Cartesianische Meditationen)