Phänomenologische Psychologie: Klassiker der Phänomenologie

Exploring the foundations of phenomenology, this work delves into pure psychology and its methodologies, emphasizing the significance of self and communal experiences. It contrasts pure natural science with psychological insights, discussing phenomenological reduction and eidetical science. The text addresses the relationship between transcendental phenomenology and empirical psychology, highlighting Descartes' and Locke's contributions. It aims to establish a universal philosophy that resolves philosophical oppositions and crises within the exact sciences, positioning phenomenology as a comprehensive ontological framework.