Husserl's Phenomenology (Cultural Memory in the Present)
by Dan Zahavi
Dan Zahavi’s Husserl's Phenomenology offers an introduction to a major philosophical tradition while considering its place in cultural memory. Part of the Cultural Memory in the Present series, this book is suited to readers exploring phenomenology, modern philosophy, and the ways philosophical ideas inform cultural understanding.
About This Book
Husserl's Phenomenology introduces the philosophical tradition associated with Edmund Husserl.
The book focuses on phenomenology as a subject of philosophical study and places it within the broader context of cultural memory.
Dan Zahavi presents a work suited to readers interested in modern philosophy, phenomenological thought, and the relationship between philosophy and cultural understanding.
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