List of Edmund Husserl Quotes

It Just Is Nothing Foreign To Consciousness At All That Could Present Itself To Consciousness Through The Mediation Of Phenomena Different From The Liking Itself; To Like Is Intrinsically To Be Conscious.

Without Troublesome Work, No One Can Have Any Concrete, Full Idea Of What Pure Mathematical Research Is Like Or Of The Profusion Of Insights That Can Be Obtained From It.

Pure Phenomenology Claims To Be The Science Of Pure Phenomena. This Concept Of The Phenomenon, Which Was Developed Under Various Names As Early As The Eighteenth Century Without Being Clarified, Is What We Shall Have To Deal With First Of All.

In A Few Decades Of Reconstruction, Even The Mathematical Natural Sciences, The Ancient Archetypes Of Theoretical Perfection, Have Changed Habit Completely!

Psychologically Experienced Consciousness Is Therefore No Longer Pure Consciousness; Construed Objectively In This Way, Consciousness Itself Becomes Something Transcendent, Becomes An Event In That Spatial World Which Appears, By Virtue Of Consciousness, To Be Transcendent.

Within This Widest Concept Of Object, And Specifically Within The Concept Of Individual Object, Objects And Phenomena Stand In Contrast With Each Other.

If All Consciousness Is Subject To Essential Laws In A Manner Similar To That In Which Spatial Reality Is Subject To Mathematical Laws, Then These Essential Laws Will Be Of Most Fertile Significance In Investigating Facts Of The Conscious Life Of Human And Brute Animals.

Philosophy As Science, As Serious, Rigorous, Indeed Apodictically Rigorous Science -- The Dream Is Over.

What Is Thematically Posited Is Only What Is Given, By Pure Reflection, With All Its Immanent Essential Moments Absolutely As It Is Given To Pure Reflection.

In All The Areas Within Which The Spiritual Life Of Humanity Is At Work, The Historical Epoch Wherein Fate Has Placed Us Is An Epoch Of Stupendous Happenings.

The Ideal Of A Pure Phenomenology Will Be Perfected Only By Answering This Question; Pure Phenomenology Is To Be Separated Sharply From Psychology At Large And, Specifically, From The Descriptive Psychology Of The Phenomena Of Consciousness.

Direct The Glance Of Apprehension & Inquiry To Pure Consciousness, In Its Own Absolute Being.