Outline of a Phenomenological Metacritique of Philosophy of Science.

This article is a reflection on the present state of philosophy in light of Husserl's crisis-concept. First, I will introduce a tentative classification of philosophical research areas, and stress the significance of philosophy of science for the present state of philosophy. Subsequently, I will use...

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Publicado en:Studia Phaenomenologica Vol. 24; pp. 13 - 36
Autor principal: Trizio, Emiliano
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Publicado: Zeta Books 2024
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