The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology by Edmund Husserl

This book is a philosophical work that explores the crisis facing the sciences in Europe, arguing that this crisis stems from the disregard for transcendental phenomenology. The author asserts that the sciences have lost their grounding in the world of lived experience and have become too abstract and disconnected from human life, leading to a crisis of meaning. He proposes a return to the "lifeworld" and a recentering of science on human experience, using the methods of phenomenology to uncover the essential structures of consciousness and the world.

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