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The Research on Husserl’s Thought of Scientific Philosophy

Author: TianTian
Tutor: HongXiaoZuo
School: Dalian University of Technology
Course: Philosophy of Science and Technology
Keywords: Husserl Phenomenology Philosophy of Science World of Life Intersubjectivity
CLC: N02
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2006
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Abstract


Edmund Husserl (Edmund Husserl 1859 - 1938), the founder of the famous German philosopher and phenomenology . He founded phenomenology is one of the 20th century's most influential schools of philosophy the Western academia recognized as the most important philosophy in modern times . Husserl's phenomenological method used not only for the European continent in the 20th century, the most important philosophical trends - the emergence and development of the phenomenological movement to provide a basis for Movement of Western philosophy, psychology , aesthetics, literature , and phenomenology disciplines of logic, ethics , mathematics , natural sciences , economics and so on have far-reaching implications . Thematic phenomenological study academia for the phenomenology movement as well as the phenomenon of learning other philosophical movement has done a detailed analysis and discussion , but Husserl 's scientific philosophy has been but has not yet attracted enough attention . Reflection and criticism of Husserl scientific basis is actually an important aspect of his life thinking . Husserl's philosophy of science research , help us to deepen our understanding of orthodox Anglo-American philosophy of science . This article will try to expand on the basis of the review of the development of the philosophy of science course as well as the introduction of Husserl's phenomenology , preliminary analysis and research of the science and philosophy of Husserl's phenomenology . The article introduces Husserl 's life and major academic contribution , as well as on his scientific philosophy research status at home and abroad . Then describes the three stages of development of Husserl's philosophy of science , as well as the main features of each stage . Focuses on the main content of Husserl 's philosophy of science , including the build as a strictly scientific philosophy , the critique of the positivist view of science , the scientific return of the \\Finally, expand the evaluation of Husserl 's philosophy of science , summarizes Husserl status and characteristics of the philosophy of science , as well as the limitations .

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