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Husserl et Freud, un héritage commun
Paris: Classiques Garnier (2021)
Abstract
Two theories of subjectivity are born with the twentieth century: Husserlian phenomenology and Freudian psychoanalysis. Though sharing the same object, their paths never cross. In order to understand their relation, we have to uncover their common source: nineteenth century philosophical psychology.
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