Springer Husserliana: Allgemeine Erkenntnistheorie 1902/03

Explore a foundational moment in phenomenological thought with this volume from the Husserliana series. Published by Springer, this text presents Edmund Husserl's 1902/03 lecture series from Goettingen, titled 'Allgemeine Erkenntnistheorie'. This work marks a significant step in his development as he attempts to design a phenomenological theory of knowledge for the first time. In this volume, readers can follow Husserl as he moves beyond his earlier 'Logische Untersuchungen' and 'Prolegomena'. He provides a deep analysis of the certainty of cogitatio and explores the nuances of perceptive and symbolic representations. The text also addresses the principle of empirical knowledge through the lens of probability. This book is an essential resource for scholars and students studying the history of Western philosophy and the evolution of Husserl's methodology.