Thing and Space

The translation captures Edmund Husserl's 1907 lecture course, which focuses on the core aspects of phenomenology and critiques of reason. It begins with five introductory lectures that outline the phenomenological method, particularly the concept of "phenomenological reduction," and clarify essential technical terms. This volume presents the practical application of these methods, moving beyond abstract discussions to engage directly with the central issues of phenomenology, providing a genuine introduction to the discipline.