Emmanuel Levinas spurred interest in this philosopher, whom he studied under, by publishing a translation of his work into French.
Emmanuel Levinas spurred interest in this philosopher, whom he studied under, by publishing a translation of his work into French. This philosopher said that between "significative apprehension" and "intuitive apprehension" there lies an irreducible difference of intentionality that can be represented with words, an idea Wilhelm Dilthey borrowed into his work after reading. This philosopher argued that we should avoid the error of "transcendental realism" but continue an earlier thinker's method of arriving at the "transcendental ego" through (*) radical doubt in a book compiled from lectures he made at the University of Sorbonne. This thinker moved away from early psychologism and began to criticize the position after Gottlob Frege's attack on his Philosophy of Arithmetic and referred to his method of suspending belief in the real world as epoche. For 10 points, name this author of Cartesian Meditations and founder of phenomenology.
Emmanuel Levinas spurred interest in this philosopher, whom he studied under, by publishing a translation of his work into French.
Edmund (Gustav Albrecht) Husserl