التأسيس الفينومينولوجي للترنسندنتالية عند هوسرل

الملخص EN

This study aims to shed light on Husserl's transcendental approach in the project of transcendental phenomenology on two different sides: The first, through the transcendence of the phenomenological method, which is based on the idea of transcendental subjectivity and Reduction.

The second, through the transcendental theory of the world of experience, which defines phenomenology as a transcendental philosophy of the horizon of transcendental Intersubjectivity and reconsiders the concept of transcendental Objective of consciousness, to connect the scientific world to the world of spontaneous life, through Emanate subjective transcendental meanings of the world.

The study treats the status of phenomenology as one of the most important intellectual currents of the twentieth century, because of its interest in the most important philosophical issues affecting contemporary human life.

Phenomenology emerged in an attempt to solve the crisis of consciousness and the problems it created for science and philosophy, after the objectivity of modern science dominated the world view, and philosophy lost its cognitive value