The Husserlian Foundations of Science

Exploring Husserl's phenomenology, the book delves into its evolution from descriptive to transcendental and constitutive forms, aiming to uncover the foundations of knowledge and scientific inquiry. It features essays that examine the implications of phenomenology for natural science, psychology, and history, highlighting the method's significance in understanding various domains of knowledge. Through this comprehensive analysis, the work seeks to illuminate the foundational theories that underpin both philosophical thought and scientific practice.