Husserl and the Architecture of Experience: Consciousness, Time, and the Structures of Reality (The Architects of the Unknown: Scientists' Hidden Mystical Beliefs Revealed Book 12)
Husserl and the Architecture of Experience examines consciousness, time, and the structures of reality through a philosophical lens. As part of The Architects of the Unknown series, it considers how ideas about experience and reality intersect with questions surrounding science, mystery, and mystical belief.
About This Book
Husserl and the Architecture of Experience explores ideas associated with consciousness, time, and the structures of reality.
The book focuses on Husserl and the philosophical architecture through which experience may be understood.
Presented as part of The Architects of the Unknown series, it connects philosophical inquiry with questions about scientists’ hidden mystical beliefs.
Its subject matter will appeal to readers interested in phenomenology, theories of experience, and the relationship between scientific thought and deeper questions about reality.
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