Funzione delle Scienze e Significato dell'Uomo

Phenomenology is generally recognized as one of the most original and influential philosophical movements of the century both by phenomenologists and non-phenomenologists. In fact, what Spiegelberg characterizes as “the phenomenological movement” (and Farber deflates into “the phenomenological tendency”) has already generated a staggering literature whose size alone ranges into thousands of volumes. Notwithstanding such a combined intellectual effort, up to now there has been no unitary attempt to survey the entire field and present an all-encompassing picture of the whole, not as an eclectic conglomeration of diverse views, but rather, in the spirit of Husserl, as an organic totality rigorously founded as a Strenge Wissenschaft

Epistemology · Field (mathematics · Humanities · Phenomenology (philosophy · Pure mathematics · Unitary state · Mathematics · Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy · Philosophy · Philosophy and Historical Thought · Philosophy, Science, and History