Husserls Phenomenology

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Focusing on the evolution of Husserl's phenomenology, the text delves into his exploration of appearing and its implications for consciousness and time. It discusses the transition to transcendental idealism and its challenges regarding the acknowledgment of other subjects. By analyzing Husserl's theories on embodiment, instincts, mortality, and the purpose of existence, the book offers a genetic account of selfhood that integrates his diverse perspectives on identity. It serves as a valuable resource for students and researchers interested in phenomenological philosophy.