Husserl Et Heidegger de 1913 À 1931 : LA Postface de Husserl Aux Ideen III

Phainomenon 34 (1):57-80 (2022)
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In 1931 Husserl writes and publishes the Epilogue to his Ideas, where he aims to explain the core of his work. Aware that this is his a legacy which must be carried forward, he seeks to preserve it from what he calls “the mistaken views” found in the new ways of conducting phenomenology. Our text underlines the polemic side of Husserl’s project, which is basically but tacitly against Heidegger, and sustains that this auto-interpretive piece is a fundamental key within Husserl’s corpus, where he defines the direction of his phenomenological project. At the center of the controversy are the answers to the objections of intellectualism and solipsism, and the disavowal of all forms of anthropologism in the conception of subjectivity.

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Le Conflit des Interprétations.Paul Ricoeur - 1971 - Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung 25 (4):631-637.
Phänomenologie und anthropologie.Edmund Husserl - 1941 - Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 2 (1):1-14.

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