في فنومينولوجيا هوسرل : الأزمة ضرورة مفارقية لكل بدء فلسفي

Abstract EN

The husserlian return to Kant and his leapfrogging on the German idealist philosophies of the ninth century imposed the question of the real motives that led him to this strategy in drawing the relationship of the former within the philosophical project of phenomenology.

Husserl engaged in a philosophical tradition and he is very careful not to be traditionally through his research on a philosophical beginning allows him to continue the philosophical act and to carry out a rigorous philosophy in order to fulfill the unity of the teleological meaning that governed its history its history.

So he had to reverse the tradition of returning to Kant whenever human thought is a crisis in the direction of the crisis of thought that fears crises.

The philosophical beginning does not exist and the philosopher is born only from the womb of the crisis.