In his Formal and Transcendental Logic he argued for the absolute existence of the transcendental ego, though that ego was only said to be "correlative" to the world in his Crisis of the European Sciences.
In his Formal and Transcendental Logic he argued for the absolute existence of the transcendental ego, though that ego was only said to be "correlative" to the world in his Crisis of the European Sciences. He argued for a distinction between the world of science and the "lebenswelt" in his later work, which saw the world as an intersubjective community, as discussed in Cartesian Meditations. FTP, identify this German philosopher, a student of Franz Brentano who also wrote Ideas \-- General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology, a movement which he may be said to have founded.
In his Formal and Transcendental Logic he argued for the absolute existence of the transcendental ego, though that ego was only said to be "correlative" to the world in his Crisis of the European Sciences.
Edmund {Husserl}