The science of transcendental subjectivity and of human nature
pp. 78-93
in: , Experience and reason, The Hague, Nijhoff, 1973Abstract
Husserl is one of the very few philosophers who know no end in the process of radical self-criticism. The ideal of the philosopher is very-high and Husserl is convinced to have reached a beginning in his old age, as he writes in his preface to the English edition of his "Ideas".1