He dedicated one of his most famous works to Carl Stumpf, one two mentors, along with Franz Brentano, who influenced his ideas about the mind. His inaugural lecture at Halle was titled "On the Goals and Problems of Metaphysics" while his later works included The Crisis of European Sciences. It was while working at Gottingen that he met Max Scheler and William Dilthey who would push him to refine his ideas about eidetic reduction or "bracketing off," an attempt to suspend ideas about the empirical world to gain a new vantage point on consciousness. FTP identify this phi
He dedicated one of his most famous works to Carl Stumpf, one two mentors, along with Franz Brentano, who influenced his ideas about the mind. His inaugural lecture at Halle was titled "On the Goals and Problems of Metaphysics" while his later works included The Crisis of European Sciences. It was while working at Gottingen that he met Max Scheler and William Dilthey who would push him to refine his ideas about eidetic reduction or "bracketing off," an attempt to suspend ideas about the empirical world to gain a new vantage point on consciousness. FTP identify this philosopher who wrote the Philosophical Investigations, Formal and Transcendental Logic and many works based on the school he founded: phenomenology.
He dedicated one of his most famous works to Carl Stumpf, one two mentors, along with Franz Brentano, who influenced his ideas about the mind.
Edmund Husserl