Guiding ideas for a pure phenomenology and a phenomenologic philosophy
The Guiding ideas for a pure phenomenology and phenomenologic philosophy , such a known under the title of Ideen I (Ideen zu einer reinen Phänomenologie und phänomenologischen Philosophy, I) are a work of Edmund Husserl published in 1913. The author develops to with it the phenomenology transcendantale which rests on the idea that it is the subject transcendantal which is the base of the donation of the objects.
This work constitutes a routing of the natural attitude to the phenomenologic attitude. It remains however in on this side the latter and Husserl is thus not really “phenomenologist there”.
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