Springer Logos and Life: The Three Movements of the Soul

Explore deep philosophical inquiry with Logos and Life: The Three Movements of the Soul. This volume, part of the Analecta Husserliana series (Volume 25), examines the spontaneous and creative aspects of human self-interpretation within the sacred. Part I of this work presents a new critique of reason, addressing the transition from modernism into a new historical phase. The text traces the development of Occidental philosophy, beginning with the impact of the Cartesian cogito and the central role assigned to reason and intellect. By analyzing the path from Logos to Anti-Logos, this book provides a rigorous look at the evolution of philosophical thought and culture. It is an essential resource for scholars studying the history of philosophy and the shifts in human understanding as we move beyond modern frameworks.