From time to time I have decided to dedicate my Directives to Philosophy. Today let’s talk about phenomenology. 

Phenomenology became one of the broadest trends in philosophy in the twentieth century thanks to the unique work of the German philosopher Edmund Husserl. Husserl was a direct follower of the Austrian philosopher Brentano, the father of the founder of this movement. Husserl’s own ideas were later developed by his brilliant pupil Martin Heidegger, the Prince of Philosophers.

Read MoreFrom time to time I have decided to dedicate my Directives to Philosophy. Today let’s talk about phenomenology. 
Phenomenology became one of the broadest trends in philosophy in the twentieth century thanks to the unique work of the German philosopher Edmund Husserl. Husserl was a direct follower of the Austrian philosopher Brentano, the father of the founder of this movement. Husserl’s own ideas were later developed by his brilliant pupil Martin Heidegger, the Prince of Philosophers.