Husserls Position in the School of Brentano

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The book explores the evolution of Edmund Husserl's philosophical thought, particularly his development of phenomenology as a rigorous science. Initially influenced by Franz Brentano, Husserl's journey reflects a shift from strict adherence to Brentano's teachings to a more critical perspective. It delves into the tensions between scientific philosophy and phenomenological inquiry, highlighting Husserl's quest for a deeper understanding of consciousness and experience.