This article presents and discusses Sebastian Luft’s recent interpretation of Husserl’s late phenomenology. Luft argues that Husserl envisioned a hermeneutic phenomenology of the cultural world, thereby articulating a project that can be considered complementary with Cassirer’s philosophy of symbolic forms. Three of Luft’s claims, in particular, are assessed and criticized: (1) the Cartesian Husserl and the life-world Husserl pursue two separate agendas; (2) Husserl’s genetic phenomenology is fundamentally compatible with Paul Natorp’s project of a reconstructive psychology; (3) Husserl’s late work is oriented towards hermeneutical understanding of the world of culture.
Human Culture and the One Structure: On Luft's Reading of the Late Husserl / STAITI A. - In: COMPARATIVE AND CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY. - ISSN 1757-0638. - 4:2(2012), pp. 317-330.
Titolo: | Human Culture and the One Structure: On Luft's Reading of the Late Husserl | |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2012 | |
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Citazione: | Human Culture and the One Structure: On Luft's Reading of the Late Husserl / STAITI A. - In: COMPARATIVE AND CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY. - ISSN 1757-0638. - 4:2(2012), pp. 317-330. | |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11381/2822495 | |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.2 Recensione |