Bolzano and Phenomenology

Bolzano’s invention of "pure logic" in his Theory of Science laid the foundation for Husserl’s establishment of phenomenology, because Husserl also established a "guidance of pure logic" in Logical Investigations. However, in Husserl’s opinion, "pure logic" is only a ne...

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Published in:Cultural and religious studies
Authors: Wang, Yixuan (Author) ; Wang, Ce (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: David Publishing Company 2022
In: Cultural and religious studies
Further subjects:B Husserl
B Phenomenology
B Bolzano
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Summary:Bolzano’s invention of "pure logic" in his Theory of Science laid the foundation for Husserl’s establishment of phenomenology, because Husserl also established a "guidance of pure logic" in Logical Investigations. However, in Husserl’s opinion, "pure logic" is only a necessary thing before the establishment of phenomenology; it is not the last thing in human thought, as well as it is not a core idea of "pure consciousness". Therefore, Bolzano’s logical concept only promoted Husserl to a "primary phenomenology", which was only the preparation and entrance of this phenomenological philosophy.
ISSN:2328-2177
Contains:Enthalten in: Cultural and religious studies
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.17265/2328-2177/2022.02.003