Edmund Husserl’s Cartesian Meditations

The volume offers the first systematic discussion of Husserl's Cartesian Meditations. Beginning with a commentary on the text of the five Meditations, the essays published here examine and clarify some of the most important concepts of Husserl's philosophy: intentionality, synthesis, evidence, inter-subjectivity. In addition, the volume provides the first discussion of Husserl's late version of transcendental philosophy and its relevance for contemporary debates in both continental and analytic philosophy. The volume offers the first systematic discussion of Husserl's Cartesian Meditations. Beginning with a commentary on the text of the five Meditations, the essays published here examine and clarify some of the most important concepts of Husserl's philosophy: intentionality, synthesis, evidence, inter-subjectivity. In addition, the volume provides the first discussion of Husserl's late version of transcendental philosophy and its relevance for contemporary debates in both continental and analytic philosophy. With contributions by Andreea Smaranda Aldea u Lilian Alweiss u Stefano Bancalari u Jakub Capek u Emanuela Carta u Daniele De Santis u Aure'lien Djian u Saulius Geniusas u Sara Heinamaa u Leonard Ip u Hynek Janousek u Federico Lijoi u Claudio Majolino u Danilo Manca u Sergio Perez-Gatica u Witold Plotka u Alice Pugliese u Ignacio Quepons u Rosemary Rizo-Patron de Lerner u Agustin Serrano de Haro u Wojciech Starzynski