| Husserl sees his own transcendental phenomenology as the true heir to Kant's transcendental philosophy. |
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| In the ethnically diverse town, several dialects were spoken, and the language of the Husserl home probably was Yiddish. |
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| The laying bare of the essential structures of the lifeworld would be what Husserl calls the ontology of the lifeworld. |
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| Husserl insists that the talk of intuition here is no mere analogy. |
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| That is to say, scientism, or what Husserl calls objectivism, overlooks the phenomenon of the life-world as the enabling condition for scientific practice. |
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| Roughly, Husserl held to Platonism in one sense and Aristotelianism in another. |
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| The latter four essays are split between analytic philosopher Gottlob Frege, phenomenologist Edmund Husserl, and his student Franz Bretano. |
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| The intentionality of act which Levinas claims is the only explicit intentionality Husserl operates within suggests a kind of representationalism. |
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