/lit/ - Literature

>>21366176
Anything by Husserl.
> converted early, required his wife do so too before marrying her, never spoke a word about Jews for the rest of his life.

>>20932565
> Predicts Freudian degeneracy and calls it out
> Predicts the loss of faith in rational truth
> Predicts the rise of empty Existentialism.
> JUST AN OLD DUDE BITCHING ABOUT THE YOUNGLINGS

>>19845755
Husserl. Although he relegates all previous philosophy to the status of a long Prolegomena.

>>19616472
Well, technically he was born Austrian, but Husserl destroyed Kant.

>>19378710

>>18576552
"Husserl was always a realist."
Even wrote my final exam defending it.
The teacher went very lenient and scored me for the argument I think, not the comprehension. "You are possibly defending this thesis harder than you ought to." was his only note, kek.

>>18486718
True and essences-pilled.

What it says. Anything not from Heiddi, ideally.

>>17944855
Husserl, not even a contest.
>>17944872
> Neetchu
Gross.

>>17796049
Literally baby-tier authors.

>>17760941
>essence and existence occur at once and their interpenetration bleeds through all of time through the constant marriage of protention and retention within the phenomenological moment

>>17757457

Yes, but not how you think.

>>17712741
>start with Heidegger?

You don't, you start with Husserl, then quickly realize you don't get him, so you backtrack to Frege and Brentano, then back to Husserl, and you spend the rest of your life contemplating his texts.

>>17578058
>Idealism solves the mind-body problem
> hasn't read Husserl.
NGMI

>>17025887

Start with Husserl, and never move on to Heiddi.

>>17003207

> The natural attitude is a proper basis for epistemology and metaphysics.

Baka.

>>16996142

Husserl's dad was a hat maker.

>>16990019

> Achieves the Épochè
> Achieves the phenomenological reduction
> Gain direct access to the transcendental field and contemplate the thing-in-itself.
> "Nah bros let's go back to the things themselves".

>>16950084

Jesus fucking Christ the pseuds on this board.
The only philosopher needed to read about introspection is Edmund Husserl. The main theme of book 1 of the Logical Investigations is psychologism, aka, "which introspection is bad introspection and which one is good?".

>>16948161

> Husserl
> Wittgenstein
> Leftists

MFW

> TFW you solved metaphysics but no one is intelligent enough to read your books.