Phenomenology and Expressionism (Phänomenologie und Expressionismus)

21729 Freiburg, Germany: Alber Verlag (1982)
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Abstract

This work compares Edmund Husserl’s worldview in Ideas to the literary expressionism of that time. The comparison sheds light on the common way of thinking that the concept of reality, in contrast to the concept of rational truth, is in the foreground.

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Ferdinand Fellmann
Technische Universität Chemnitz-Zwickau

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