Husserl and Transcendental Philosophy

International Phenomenological Society Husserl , Heidegger , and Transcendental Philosophy :

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Philosophy of Consciousness Husserl

The foundations of knowledge in transcendental philosophy

  The relation among the three elements of knowledge is considered as an important issue in epistemology. Mollasadra introduced the relation between knowledge and object-known in mental existence and upon his own principals of philosophy believed that the essence of knowledge is the occurring of quiddity and the nature of external object in mind. Knowledge is a kind of existence, which within ...

Compatibility of Revelation and Reason in Transcendental Philosophy

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The Transcendental Dimension of Sartre ' s Philosophy

The thought that I will explore in this paper is that the Sartre of B&N and the earlier writings is in certain fundamental respects a transcendental thinker, and that viewing him in this light makes a positive, favourable difference to how we understand and assess his ideas, arguments, and position as a whole. The use of such plastic and open-textured categories in the history of philosophy is,...