Advances Regarding Evaluation and Action in Husserl's Ideas II

In Thomas Nenon & Lester Embree (eds.), Issues in Husserl's II (Contributions to Phenomenology). pp. 173--198 (2010)
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He who sees everywhere only nature, nature in the sense of, and, as it were, through the eyes of, natural science, is precisely blind to the spiritual sphere, the special domain of the human sciences. Such a one does not see persons and does not see the Objects which depend for their sense upon personal performances, i.e., Objects of “culture.” (IV: 191)

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