For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote Logical Investigations and founded phenomenology.
This philosopher discussed how the phrases "the loser at Waterloo" and "the victor at Jena" refer to the same object but carry different meanings. This thinker critiqued "psychologism" in mathematics in a work based on the dissertation he wrote under Carl Stumpf, On the Concept of Number. Frege famously criticized his first major book Philosophy of Arithmetic and he outlined "eidetic reduction" in Cartesian Meditations. This philosopher discussed "intentionality" in a work that outlines a concept concerning the suspension of judgments about the world called "epoche" which is also known as "bracketing." For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote Logical Investigations and founded phenomenology.
This philosopher discussed how the phrases "the loser at Waterloo" and "the victor at Jena" refer to the same object but carry different meanings.
Edmund Husserl