Titlebook: Early Phenomenology in Central and Eastern Europe; Main Figures, Ideas, Witold P?otka,Patrick Eldridge Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerlan

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Theoriegenerierende empirische Analyse,sophy and argued that the subject of knowledge could not be an abstract scientific mind. Cognition involves direct intuition. The knowing subject acts directly in the world, which is why knowledge is always related to attitudes. A person knows himself not as a theoretical object, but as a non-object