Husserl and the Sciences [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 58 (4):891-892 (2005)
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It should be said that the title is slightly misleading. Most of the chapters in fact focus on either mathematics, the mathematical foundations of physics, or epistemological issues about science in general. This focus is unsurprising, given Husserl’s well-known interest in both mathematics and such general epistemological issues. For the same reason, however, it makes the collection somewhat less exciting than the title might suggest.

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Abraham D. Stone
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