Continuum Husserl's Phenomenology: Knowledge and Objectivity

Explore the depths of Husserl's philosophy with Kevin Hermberg's specialized study. This book addresses significant gaps in existing scholarship by focusing on the essential concepts of intersubjectivity and empathy. It examines how we experience other subjects and the implications this has for our understanding of the world. Hermberg tackles complex questions regarding validity and the various degrees of evidence present in experience. The text also clarifies the different meanings of objectivity found throughout Husserl's writings. By addressing common criticisms, such as claims of solipsism or contradictions between early and late epistemologies, this work provides a clear view of how empathy and other subjects relate to human knowledge. This volume is an important addition for students and scholars interested in Continental Philosophy and the history of Western thought.