He contributed the article "Philosophy as a Rigorous Science" to the first issue of Logos, for which he was a founding editor.
He contributed the article "Philosophy as a Rigorous Science" to the first issue of Logos, for which he was a founding editor. He discussed a process of free variation starting from a concrete object, resulting in an eidetic reduction, in his work Ideas. Frege criticized his first published book, Philosophy of Arithmetic, which was based on his habilitation dissertation under Stumpf, "On the Concept of Number." He emphasized the need to set aside existence assumptions in the process of epoché or bracketing. FTP name this author of Logical Investigations and teacher of Heidegger, the founder of phenomenology.
He contributed the article "Philosophy as a Rigorous Science" to the first issue of Logos, for which he was a founding editor.
Edmund Gustav Albrecht {Husserl}